Reminiscences of a Long Distance Swimmer

Thursday, 8 November 2012

Take all your chances while you can....2012

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I am one of the very few people on earth who can say with 100% certainty that taking up extreme marathon swimming definitely saved their li...
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Saturday, 13 October 2012

Long Distance Freestyle Technique

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I am not a qualified swimming coach and am not necessarily the world's authority on front crawl but I've swum ca. 22 miles & al...
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Tuesday, 28 August 2012

BLDSA Loch Lomond 21.6mile Solo Swim 2012

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 The first person ever to swim Loch Lomond was Gerald Forsberg in 1959 - that must have been quite some feat.. When the BLDSA conce...
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Tuesday, 31 July 2012

BLDSA Ullswater Championships 2012

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When I joined the BLDSA, it was the Ullswater Swim that grabbed my attention round the scruff of the neck and I was desperate to have a crac...
Wednesday, 18 July 2012

Lake Bala BLDSA 6 and 3 mile 2012

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Got back from Bala and one thing keeps striking me. It doesn’t matter how long these BLDSA swims are but the feeling of achievement doesn’t ...
Monday, 9 July 2012

BLDSA TORBAY SWIM 2012

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So, Superman (Mark Bayliss) and I decided the best plan of attack for the Torbay swim, and in order to not to use up any holiday, would be t...
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Mark Sheridan
Hi - My name is Mark Sheridan. I live near Sevenoaks in the UK and am a prolific international open water ultra-distance swimmer. I am a member of the exclusive 24 hour club, have completed the Triple Crown, the California Triple Crown, 4 of the Stillwater 8 and 2 of the Toughest 13. My achievements include 43 mile Lac Leman (4th solo ever & 1st Brit), Lake Ontario (1st British male), Lake Taupo (1st Brit), Beltquerung (1st Brit), EC solo (3x), Loch Lomond (44th person), Catalina Channel, Two-way Windermere, Lake Tahoe (British record holder), SCAR (1st Brit), End Wet (1st Brit), Lake Zurich, Round Manhattan, Lake Memphremagog (1st Brit), Vidosternsimmet, RTAI (First Brit) and the Santa Barbara Channel. I was awarded the BLDSA's Swimmer of the Year in 2013 and won the MSF's Barra Award for Best Year in 2015. This blog is intended to document my open water swim journey which in turn might help other swimmers reach their goals. My swimming endeavours have generated over £100k for charities over the years
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