Susie Freeman took to land last weekend to participate in the Peterborough Half Marathon. Susie not only completed the course but also managed a quick 1hr 45min. With the ASA National Masters Championships only three weeks away Susie is already back training in the pool. Read More...

After completing the 10.5 mile length of Lake Windermere last year Amy Mellor decided to double the challenge. She successfully swam the 21 mile two-way race this year.

Amy completed the swim in 11 hrs 51 min. To add to the challenge, the two-way event takes place overnight. Each swimmer is accompanied by a rowing boat with the boat crew providing the navigation and frequent food breaks (gel packs, sweets and sugary drinks). During the breaks the swimmer must not touch the boat as this would result in disqualification. Pushing off from the bottom of the lake is also against the rules, but there aren't many locations where touching the bottom would be possible.

Despite the cold water the race rules only allow one regular swimsuit, a cap and a pair of goggles. This event is only for the toughest and strongest distance swimmers from around the country. Congratulations go to Amy on another incredible swim. Read More...

On Saturday September 4th 2010 Amy Mellor took part in the British Long Distance Swimming Association race along the 10.5 mile length of Lake Windermere, the largest natural lake in England.


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Susie Danby and Mark Freeman took on the UK's ultimate challenge for cyclists - cycling from Land's End to John O'Groats. Susie describes the journey...

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On Monday 23rd June 2008, Oundle swimmers Adam Smith and Paul Toward were part of the six-person team “Jodie’s Hippos” which successfully completed a relay swim across the English Channel in memory of their friend Jodie Adams, who passed away from a brain tumour on December 8th 2006 at the age of 28. The team raised over £14,000 for the Samantha Dickson Brain Tumour Trust. For more details visit www.jodieadams.co.uk.

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