Humans of Swimrise — Mary Miles
I swim to escape, to recharge, to reconnect. Both with nature and with the many kindred spirits I find on the beach each morning. I think we are a...
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Humans of Swimrise — Linda Hebert
Peacefully refreshed. Connected with nature and my tribe of sea swimmers. Happy and set up for the day. Grateful.
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Humans of Swimrise — Jonathan Smith
The initial plunge, coming up from that moment and seeing all the happy heads around you and the exhilarating feeling thereafter.
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Humans of Swimrise — Fiachna Ó Braonáin
Even during the colder seasons there is never a hint of regret for getting in the water.
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The Sea to Me
I don’t ask or expect. I don’t crave the glorious summer sunrises over glassy seas. I don’t spurn the freezing February mornings with their numbing...
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Humans of Swimrise — Detty Moore
I have no doubt that this energy is contagious and I can take it with me for the rest of the day and hopefully share it with others.
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Humans of Swimrise — Raj Singh
Fresh like frisky, no better feeling in the whole world. I am ready to conquer the day and share my experience with everyone throughout the day and...
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Greystones, spiritual home of Swimrise
Greystones is arguably the spiritual home of Swimrise, a phenomenon which has grown fins and become a global occurrence. For our group in Greystone...
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Winter Sun
Winter Sun, a short film of a sunrise swim in late December, was shown during the recording of a live podcast at The Whale Theatre in Greystones, ...
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Why do I swim
I find trying to define what it means to me, or what I get out of it fraught with danger. Putting a label on it is futile, it is too complex and, j...
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