Paddle boarder
From Openwaterpedia
Daniel Slosberg swimming to the California mainland, escorted by a paddleboarder, in 1978 on a two-way crossing of the Catalina Channel
noun - Paddle boarder (or paddleboarder) is an individual who uses a paddle board for recreation, fitness, or competition in open bodies of water. Paddle boarders also serve as volunteers, safety personnel, and escort crew in open water swimming competitions, triathlons, and solo open water swims, and relays.
External links
- Crossing The Molokai Channel Is A Huge Success
- Ocean City Swim Club Unified Team
- Chasing The Ocean Life For Those With Spinal Injuries
- Swimming And Paddle Boarding With Spinal Injuries
- 2013 World Open Water Swimming Offering Of The Year Nominees
- Steve Minaglia, Pioneering Pailolo Two-Way
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Open Water Swimming website
- Daily News of Open Water Swimming
- Marathon Swimming
- Creating Transformative Ocean Experiences
- The Perfect Open Water Swimming Venue
- Assisted Or Unassisted? Marathon Swimmers To Decide
- Trio Of Heroines Complete A Unique Double Crossing
- Images We Never See Anymore In The Open Water
- Cindy Cleveland Honored By The Hall Of Fame
- Able-Bodied In The Open Water
