HITtheWALL 2018 is open for booking

HITtheWALL 2018 now on sale NOW BOOK NOW Full itinerary to follow …remember if you are swimming a channel in 2018 this is a perfect opportunity for your solo and relay qualification swim. If your in, your in for a good time ! #seeyouinthewater #beyondyourlimits #hitthewallharderthanithitsyou @infinitychanne3 https://vimeo.com/219647731

Christopher in bid to swim North Channel for a cause

Christopher in bid to swim North Channel for a cause close to his heart Christopher aims to raise funds for Stephen Lyness Foundation by Staff ReporterApril 4, 2017 Imagine swimming in open water for 25 miles, over a 15 hour period, non-stop. Imagine the water temperature is 12 degrees, there are lions mane jellyfish all around

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Rathlin Sound Swim

Rathlin Sound Swim   The Team at Infinity Channel Swimming have been invented to revive this great swim 1st attempt by Jack McClelland in 1959 and last swam by Gary Knox in 2010. Keith Gary ( World’s fastest man across the North Channel) and Chris Judge Both Northern Ireland’s top opening swimmers have been picked

2017 challenges to you The Celtic Quadrant

Infinity channel swimming opens its 2017 challenges to you. The Celtic Quadrant Challenges the World’s Toughest Channel Swims. We have had a huge response on social media and via email and can now announce the opening of two amazing channel swim opportunities for you.   ‘The Isle of Man Channel’ Following on from the Guinness

HITtheWALL Now open

Register HERE for the 2017 HITtheWALL May 26th 27th and 29th limit 150 places The 2016 HITtheWALL open water swimming training was AMAZING for you and us. Thank you all for coming from all over the world to our playground. Are you ready for 2017 with up to 16 hours swim time and finding ability beyond

Sunfish Farm on North channel To help with jellyfish

Sunfish Farm on North channel To help with jellyfish …. news for North Channel swimmers  this season and for the future …. BREAKING NEWS on the plans to create a ‘Sunfish fish farm’ off the Copeland Islands to feed on the local Lions Mane jellyfish. The Local NI -ICS  have released the plans for this