National Swimmer Eda Savcıgil's Ocean Seven Excitement
The young athlete is counting down the days to cross the challenging Catalina Channel route, the first leg of the prestigious Ocean Seven project.
Known for her rankings at the Ice Swimming World Championships, national swimmer Eda Savcıgil aims to swim the 32-kilometer Catalina Channel between Santa Catalina Island and California on October 1-2, which is the first route of the Ocean Seven series.
Important Achievements in Her Career
National swimmer Eda Savcıgil achieved the success of becoming the world's third by winning a bronze medal in the 100-meter breaststroke at the Ice Swimming World Championships. At the same time, she earned the title of being the first Turk to complete the Vesuvius course of the Capri-Napoli race in 9 hours.
Countdown Started for the Catalina Channel
The successful athlete is working to complete her preparations for the first step of the Ocean Seven project, which holds great international importance. Eda Savcıgil plans to swim the 32-kilometer distance between Santa Catalina Island and California between October 1 and 2.
Special Training Program for Challenging Conditions
For this challenging route, which will be carried out in nighttime conditions, the athlete performs long-term training sessions at night accompanied by a canoe. Eda Savcıgil emphasizes that she has organized her entire daily life, sleep, and social activities according to this major goal.
Receiving Full Support from Her Family
The young athlete's family is her biggest supporter in this challenging ocean adventure. Her family expresses that they are proud of their daughter's international achievements and are always by her side.