Well done Bárbara Hernández from Chile on her first Ice Mile in the mountains of her home country Chile.
Barbara swam in the scenic lake Inca lagoon, Portillo at an altitude of 2880m in water temperatures of 3.9c.
Her swim took her 26:11 minutes which is a fast swim for...
Ger Kennedy from Ireland to become the first man to complete the ICE 7s challenge.
The ICE 7s requires a successful Ice Mile in each continent.
At least one Ice Mile must be in the Polar region which is defined by IISA as north of 70N or South of 60S
In...
Well done to Kate Steels from IISA GB on your 8th Ice Mile and the 6th of the ICE 7s.
Kate swum in the mountains of New Zealand in order to find ice waters in the Oceana Continent.
Kate last of the 7s Ice Mile should be in South America....
Welcome and well done to Tara Diversi from Westcourt Australia and Benjamin Freeman from Canberra Australia.
You are Ice Milers. The sport is taking off in Australia after accrediting a school of officials and the attraction of the ICE 7s Mile that draws attention to Oceana. Ice, like...
Ger Kennedy has just completed his 6th Ice Mile in Australian snowy mountain, with the supervision of our Ausi chair Wyatt Song.
Ger has one more Ice Mile in South America to complete his Ice 7s and take the first man spot. First spot in total has...
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Sven Elfferich , a young (almost 18y) manage to be the first Ice Swimmer to break the 12 minutes.
Sven, who unfortunately, will not participate in Murmansk world Champ, due to age restrictions by Russian sport ministry, swum 11:55:40 minutes in the Austrian Ice Swimming National Champ at Altenworth.
The...
IISA ID no. 300 has been given to Peter Shanley from Wales
Well Done to all Ice Milers. The frozen madness is spreading 🙂