The Water World Is Smaller Than We Think
The Planet Earth is made up of 70% water…and it looks that way when you stand on a shoreline and gaze out to the horizon. And it certainly feels that way when you are on a boat during a channel swim....
View Article454 Days For A Dock. How Many Days For Ben Lecomte?
The massive tsunami rocked northern Japan on March 11th 2011. After a 454-day journey across the Pacific Ocean, a dock washed ashore on Agate Beach in Oregon. Innumerable household items, commercial...
View ArticleSwimming Around The World’s Oceans
The eyes of the marathon swimming world continue to spin on the global axis. 2012 started off with a slew of Cook Strait solo swims between North and South Islands in New Zealand, a cancelled...
View ArticleHow Ridgeline Entertainment Creates Drama About Open Water Swimming
Doug Stanley of Ridgeline Entertainment will create and produce a 24/7 view of Ben Lecomte’s solo stage swim from Tokyo to San Francisco utilizing the latest in tools, equipment and online social...
View Article101 Movers And Shakers In The Open Water Swimming World (Men)
HUNTINGTON BEACH. Open water swimmers who wield power and influence do so in a variety of ways and roles: as swimmers (both former and current), administrators, judges, coaches, officials, writers,...
View ArticleEscorting Ben Lecomte Across The Pacific Ocean
The Longest Swim will certainly live up to its name. Whether it is a stage swim, done in a wetsuit or fins, or done in stages, The Longest Swim is an incredible feat of logistics, endurance, planning...
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