SWIMMING
Swimming in the Himalayas
A new World Record to break
Deniz Kayadelen, open water and extreme swimmer, ice water world champion and inspirational speaker, has been invited to pursue a world record attempt at the top of the world: The Himalayas. Representing Europe, she will embark on a challenge beyond limits going from 0 to 6500m altitude to swim on the highest body of water on Earth.
SWIMMING ACHIEVEMENTS
World Champion - Ice Woman - Extreme Swimmer - Arena Aquawoman
- English Channel Solo Swimmer from England to France, July 2023
-World Champion in Ice Swimming 50m and 100m Butterfly age category in Samoens France 2023(water temp. 4.2 degrees)
- World Champion Ice Swimming (water temp. 3.2 degrees) in 500m - 250m Freestyle & 50m Butterfly age category, Poland Glogow 2022
- World Championship Ice Swimming, 2nd place age category, Poland Glogow 2022
- World Record Attempt Relay 320 km Swimming from Russia to Turkey, Blacksea
- Robben Island to Cape Town Solo swim, South Africa 2020
- English Channel Relay Swimmer from England to France, 2019
- North Channel Relay Swimmer from Ireland to Scottland, 2019
- 200 meters Butterfly Turkish national record, 1.st place 2019
- Aquamasters Arena Turkish Championship 2019: 400m, 800 m Freestyle
overall woman 1st place
-Aquamasters Arena Turkish Championship: 50m,100 m, 200. Butterfly woman 1st place
- Izmir Turkey Winter Cup Masters 1.5 km, overall 1st place, 2018
- German Masters Championship Hessische Meisterschaften 100, 400 Freestyle Woman 30-35, 1st Place,2018
- Regional German Masters Championship Hessische Meisterschaften 100m Butterfly, Woman 30-35, 1st Place,2018
- Turkey Arena Aquamasters Open Water Swimming Cup, 3 km and 10 km Woman 1st place, 2018
- Bosphorus Cross Continental Swimming Race, 6.5km, Woman Category more than 5 times 1st Place
- European Championship Bled 2018 and Eindhoven 2015- 3 and 5 km Swim
- German Championship, 5 and 10 km top 10
- Turkey Canakkale Marathon, 5km, Woman category more than 3 times 1st place
- Kas-Meis Marathon, 8km, more than 2 times 1st place
- Simy Island - Datca Charity Swim, 13km, 2018
- 42.4 kilometers swim in 24 hours in Stuttgart Germany, 1st Place overall Woman, 2016
- 39 kilometers in 24 hours in Stuttgart Germany, 1st place, 2015
WHY ICE SWIMMING?
IISA INTERVIEW IN THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS WITH DENIZ
MY SWIMMING JOURNEY
HIMALAYAS WORLD RECORD 2024
I'm honored to announce that I have been invited to participate in an incredible feat: ascending the Himalayas to locate and swim in the highest body of water on Earth. We will head to peak Putha Hiunchuli and swim between 6500m and 7000m above sea level. The expedition is anticipated to last approximately 16 to 18 days and will involve a team of swimmers, medical personnel, and cameramen, many of whom lack mountaineering experience, like me!!
ENGLISH CHANNEL SOLO SWIM 2023
The English Channel is the body of water that separates England from France, approximately a 33 km swim, depending on the tide. Water temperatures in the Channel in the summer range between 15 to 18 degrees, well below what many pool and open water swimmers are used to. This is one of the most historically significant marathon swims.
ENGLISH CHANNEL RELAY SWIM 2019
A relay swim shares the same conditions as a solo swim; the rules are the same (no wetsuit, no boat touching, etc.), and the distance is the same. The difference is that the relay is a team effort, in this case, we were 4 swimmers: Deniz Kayadelen, Raha Akhavan, Emre Deliveli, and Darren Watson; and we took turns to enter the water.
MANHATTAN SWIM 2024
Another big goal for next year 2024.
The 20 Bridges Swim is a 28.5-mile / 45.9 km circumnavigation around the island of Manhattan via the East River, Harlem River, and Hudson River, under its 20 bridges. New York Open Water, which now hosts the event, conducts a series of four swims each summer composed of up to 15 participants. The feat is part of open-water swimming's triple crown, along with the English Channel and Catalina Channel.
NORTH CHANNEL 2019
North Channel Relay Swimmer from Ireland to Scottland, 2019
The North Channel swim is approximately the same distance as the English Channel, but it has two major differences. The first is the sea temperature, which can be 3-5 degrees lower and the second is the hundreds of Lions Mane jellyfish which plague the Channel during the summer months and are for the most part unavoidable.
ALWAYS ON TARGET WITH ADALVO!
I am excited to announce my new collaboration with Adalvo, a great partner committed to outstanding goals. This year, they are supporting my English Channel solo swim in July!
BREAKING LIMITS WITH FITLINE
All of these is also posible thanks to Fitline, my committed partner on this journey.
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