What Did Ben Lecomte Do For 160 Days In The Pacific? Courtesy of Ben Lecomte, Pacific Ocean. Ben Lecomte attempted a transpacific solo stage swim from Choshi, Japan, starting on June 5th to San Francisco, California across the Pacific Ocean. En route on the Seeker via modern technology, Lecomte gave a speech about what he faces every day on the
>Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Ben Lecomte will be constantly monitored during The Longest Swim across the Pacific Ocean from Tokyo to San Francisco. He will attach an EKG waterproof holter monitor on his chest while wearing a RadBand radioactive cesium collector on his ankles as he swims across the largest body of water on Planet
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Both Ben's were scheduled to start their transoceanic swim last year, but both Ben's delayed their swims. Ben Hooper delayed his transatlantic solo stage swim between Senegal and Brazil until November 2016 (Swim The Big Blue) and Ben Lecomte has delayed his transpacific solo stage swim between Tokyo and
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. While Ben Lecomte is busy preparing to swim across the Pacific Ocean, Ben Hooper is preparing for his own solo swim across the Atlantic Ocean. Transoceanic solo swims are tough mentally and physically, but the logistics and operational budget are overwhelming. Both Ben's have spent years planning and
