Global Swim Series
Global Swim Series is a global open water swimming series, created and managed by Rob Kent and Dylan Kent, father and son, of Canada.
2017 World Open Water Swimming Offering of the Year Nominees
The Global Swim Series was nominated for the 2017 World Open Water Swimming Offering of the Year by the World Open Water Swimming Association:
1. 48 Braçades by Miquel Suñer (Spain)
2. Blue Journey Dangerous Waves Project by Bruckner Chase (USA)
3. Global Swim Series by Rob Kent & Dylan Kent (Canada)
4. LongSwimsDB by Evan Morrison (USA)
5. New York Open Water by David Barra, Rondi Davies & Alex Arévalo (USA)
6. Open Water Swim Academy by Dan Simonelli (USA)
7. Outdoor Swimmer by Simon Griffiths (Great Britain)
8. Sea Donkey with Adrian Sarchet (Guernsey)
9. Shark Bait by Dr. Seán O’Connell (Bermuda)
10. Swim Argentina by Matías Ola (Argentina)
11. The Channel of Bones with Toni Enderli (South Africa)
12. Travessia do Leme ao Pontal by Adherbal de Oliveira & Renato Ribeiro Barbosa (Brazil)
2017 World Open Water Swimming Offering of the Year Nomination
Father Rob Kent and son Dylan Kent envisioned a global connection between open water events around the world. Their platform became the world’s largest open water swimming network called the Global Swim Series. Through social media marketing and word-of-mouth, over 75,000 swimmers in 115 races across 30 countries have now participated in the rapidly growing phenomenon. When a campaign like the Global Swim Series can so easily and quickly connect swimmers across six continents, the sport and the creative vision of Canadian father and son have arrived. For the professional marketing platform that enables viral expansion around the globe, for the production of a competitive ranking system that equally awards speed and participation, and for its inspirational, joyful message across borders, the Global Swim Series by Rob Kent and Dylan Kent is a worthy nominee for the 2017 World Open Water Swimming Offering of the Year.
External links
- Doc Lucky’s Golden Mile – Last Chance
- Jennifer Agnew Tops 2020 - 2021 Global Swim Series Global Rankings (Female Non-wetsuit)
- Ella Crowe Tops 2020 – 2021 Global Swim Series Global Rankings (Female Wetsuit)
- Robert Landriault Tops 2020 – 2021 Global Swim Series Global Rankings (Male Wetsuit)
- Peter Cosseboom Tops 2020 – 2021 Global Swim Series Global Rankings (Male Non-wetsuit)
- Nothing Is For Free - Except In Egypt At The Pharaoh's Swim
- Petar Stoychev, Yasunari Hirai To Race The Authentic Marathon Swim
- The Authentic Marathon Swim 2,500 Years Later
- Rob And Dylan Kent On Being Inclusive On WOWSA Live
- 2019-2020 Global Swim Series Champions
- Green Island Open Water Swim In Honduras
- SWIMJUNKIE Global Swim Series
- Subic Bay Island Swim
- SWIMJUNKIE Challenge - El Nido
- SWIMJUNKIE Challenge: Caramoan
- SWIMJUNKIE Challenge: VIP Lobo
- Global Swim Series
- Luis Escobar To Join Global Swim Series
- World Open Water Swimming Offering of the Year Nominees
- Are You Game To Be A Swim Junkie?
- Tarzan Cup Honors Johnny In Serbia
- The Pride Of The Irish
- Global Swim Series
- World Open Water Swimming Association
- Daily News of Open Water Swimming
- Open Water Swimming
- The Race Around The World
- Swimming In St. Petersburg
- Michael Kenny Forges Into Global Swim Series Lead
- Colin Lindsay Is Global Swim Series Champion
- Francie McAlinden Is Global Swim Series Champion
- Megan Dodge Is Global Swim Series Champion
- Ciara Doran Is Global Swim Series Champion...Again
- Swim for Haiti, Mo' Motion In The Open Water
- Maratón Internacional Acapulco Celebrates 60 Years