Jack Hudson of The Wild Swimming Brothers produced an entertaining and educational video of their adventure swimming on Guernsey (see below). Their rough water swims were a result of visiting Guernsey's Moulin Huet, Shell Beach, Fort Grey, La Vallette Bathing Pools, Portinfer, Petit Bot, and Pea Stacks. Hudson describes their adventures, "From a ride in
Calum Hudson, Jack Hudson and Robbie Hudson of the Wild Swimming Brothers join Keri-Anne Payne and David Carry on a special Straight-Line Swimming talk.
Swim Wild, Out In Paperback Sponsored by KAATSU Global, Huntington Beach, California. Swim Wild is a book written by Jack Hudson (Little Brother) with contributions and illustrations by Calum Hudson (Middle Brother), and Robbie Hudson (Big Brother). Swim Wild describes their far-flung wild swims from the lakes of the Atlas Mountains to Australian
Wild Swimming Advice From The Hudson Brothers Courtesy of the Wild Swimming Brothers. Calum Hudson and his Wild Swimming Brothers including Jack and Robbie put together a comprehensive how-to series on how to plan outdoor and wild swimming expeditions. The three brothers have planned source to sea river swims, maelstrom crossings, swims in the Arctic
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The Wild Swimming Brothers swam Into the Maelstrom last year (into the two most powerful whirlpools in the world: the Moskstraumen and Saltstraumen, both in Norway). The Hudson Brothers trio recently launched a new YouTube channel aimed at wild swimmers. "We're really excited to launch our new YouTube
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Open water swimming is occasionally described as rough water swimming or wild swimming. In the case of the Wild Swimming Brothers (including 24-year-old Jack Hudson, 26-year-old Calum Hudson and 29-year-old Robbie Hudson), they can certainly be described as rough water swimmers. Later this month, the trio
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. 25-year-old Calum Hudson, 23-year-old Jack Hudson, and 28-year-old Robbie Hudson are training for their upcoming Swim the Eden along the River Eden. They are live tracking the swim with a GPS so that people can follow their planned 3-man 90-mile 9-day stage swim along the length of the River Eden in
