International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame chair Ned Denison spoke with Jim Pritchard, the grandson of Frank Pritchard, an International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Swimmer about his grandfather's prolific professional marathon swimming career in a WOWSA Live interview on January 14th. Frank Pritchard emerged as an outstanding pool and
Darren Miller has accomplished a lot over his career as a pool swimming collegiate sprinter, a bodybuilder, a channel swimmer, a charity event organizer, an ultramarathon runner, a motivational speaker, and marathon swim race director. Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Miller is now living in Palm Springs, California. After becoming focused on
At the 1991
FINA World Championships
25 km
marathon swim
held in
Perth, Australia, eyes of the media and fans were on the Australian and American teams. Aussie Shelley Taylor-Smith outlasted and outswam Americans Martha Jahn and Karen Burton on the women's side, while American Chad Hundeby beat
Catherine Kase (USA), Dr. Vicki Keith C.M., O. Ont., LLD, ChPC (Canada), and Katherine Batts (UK) are among the most successful, decorated and respected coaches in the open water swimming community. The trio shared their unique perspectives, experiences and observations with Ned Denison and Steven Munatones on the latest WOWSA Live interview. These women
Edith van Dijk talks about her illustrious career with International Marathon Swimming Hall of Famer Edith van Dijk on the September 7th edition of WOWSA Live
The ICE Series is a WOWSA Live podcast series about ice swimming. In Episode 3 part 2, Professors Heather Berlin and Greg Whyte talks about mind over matter in the Ice.
The ICE Series is a WOWSA Live podcast series about ice swimming. In Episode 3 part 1, Professors Heather Berlin and Greg Whyte talks about mind over matter in the Ice.
The ICE Series is a WOWSA Live podcast series about ice swimming. In Episode 2, Professor Mike Tipton and Dr. Heather Massey of the University of Portsmouth talk about recovery in the Ice.
Mark Warkentin and Petar Stoychev talk about their 45.9 km match race around Manhattan Island in 2010.
In this Diary of a Double episode, Antonio Argüelles discussed his training during Week 30 and how he prepares for a brutal week of high volume training in pursuit of the ultimate goal: an English Channel double crossing.
