Swim to restore the planet | Around the bays in 80 days | Ocean Film Festival Returns & more
Published: Sat, 07/30/22
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FLUITŌ TRANSFORMS THE SPORT OF SWIMMING AND PARA SWIMMING INTO A PUBLIC ART INSTALLATION THIS SUMMER
An immersive public art installation called Fluitō is coming to Birmingham 2022 Festival this July.
SWIM TO RESTORE THE PLANET: OUTDOOR SWIMMER PARTNERS WITH CLIMATEGAMES
Outdoor Swimmer has partnered with Climategames to encourage subscribers to challenge themselves while helping to restore the planet. Our mission is to remove 350kg of plastic and to plant 1,000 trees through all our subscribers’ logged swims over the next 12 months.
We are looking for individuals to join Aspire Relay Channel swim teams and take on the 22 mile swim in 2023. At Aspire, we are as passionate about swimming as you are and will be with you all the way, from sign up to feeling the sand between your toes on a French beach. Dive in and help support people paralysed by Spinal Cord Injury. For further details email
our event co-ordinator, Andrew.
Unexpected wildlife encounters, unimaginable feats of endurance and intrepid underwater exploration: The Ocean Film Festival returns this Sep-Nov 2022, bringing more mesmerising ocean-themed films to venues around the UK.
The best thing about swimming adventures is that they come in all sorts of guises. From setting yourself a swimming challenge like crossing a Channel to designing your own style of adventure in your local space, the new issue of Outdoor Swimmer magazine will inspire all sorts of wanderlust. Get issue #64 now...
A GEOGRAPHICAL SWIMMING CHALLENGE: 10 WILD SWIMS IN 10 COUNTIES
A couple from Bedfordshire have completed an outdoor swimming challenge that was as much about geography as it was about the simple joy of swimming in open water. Kelly Dockerill and Richard Johnstone decided to attempt 10 wild swims in 10 different counties, with each swim being a minimum of 250 metres.
Robyn Carter completed the swim from the North Sea platform of Sealand, setting a new record. The challenge is a 12km sea swim from an offshore platform in the North Sea to the Suffolk Coast organised by the spinal injuries charity Aspire.
