Swimrun Life Magazine

BY NANCY HESLIN Since March 14, Women’s Swimrun World Champion Fanny Kuhn has been in lockdown in Barcelona and unable to practice any outdoor sports. On May 2, she will be allowed to leave her [...]

BY NANCY HESLIN IMPORTANT: THE 2020 ÖTILLÖ SWIMRUN HVAR WEEKEND ON APRIL 18 & 19 HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL NOVEMBER 7 & 8. FOR MORE INFORMATION, READ HERE. While most of us are under some [...]

With ÖTILLÖ about to hold its first ever World Series swimrun outside of Europe at the end of the month, Natalie Foote gives us this inside scope about what to expect from the February 29-March 1 [...]

For ARK, becoming the first sports company to be 100% dedicated to swimrun is only part of the big picture. Finding eco-friendly materials and transport methods is a responsibility they take [...]

Team TwinnyDip finished what they started at the ÖTILLÖ World Championship two years ago.

There was a 30.5% spike in women racing at ÖTILLÖ events from 2017 to 2018. And with world champs Annika Ericsson and Kristin Larsson not defending their title this year, expect some formidable [...]

ÖTILLÖ 2019 will be the tightest racing to date with a hornets nest in the Men’s and Mixed divisions, and new World Champions guaranteed in the Women’s category.

Hollywood has its Walk of Fame, Cleveland has its Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and ÖTILLÖ has its Final 15 – an open-air museum where you can follow in the footsteps of swimrun legends who’ve battled [...]

Phillip Benns admits it’s tough to capture the spirit of swimrun training in London. So he got a little creative with a London lido swimrun challenge and brought a couple of friends along for the ride.

Breaking news out of the ÖTILLÖ camp as co-founders Michael Lemmel and Mats Skott announce the first-ever ÖTILLÖ swimrun race outside of Europe.

Annika Ericsson is a five-time ÖTILLÖ Swimrun World Champion, winning the title more than any other racer in any other category. She also has a slew of first place wins in both the Women’s and [...]

By all means, Fanny Josefine should be in a stable or the boxing ring but instead, this world cup gold kickboxing champion is saddling up with paddles and a pullbuoy as Team Lost.