The  Navy SEAL Foundation New York City SEAL Swim is a multi-sport  open-water swimming event held in New York City, NY that brings together  Former Seals, Veterans, Police Officers, Fire Fighters, and First  Responders from across the country.

The  Navy SEAL Foundation New York City SEAL Swim is a multi-sport  open-water swimming event held in New York City, NY that brings together  Former SEALs, Veterans, Police Officers, Fire Fighters, and First  Responders from across the country.

The  event starts at the Empty Sky Memorial in Liberty State Park in New  Jersey and ends at the World Trade Center in Manhattan, NYC.   Participants will enter the Hudson River at Liberty State Park, NJ, and  swim to the Statue of Liberty, where they do 100 honor pushups and 22  pull-ups for our nation’s freedoms and civil liberties. Participants  then swim from the Statue of Liberty to Ellis Island, where they do 100  honor pushups and 22 pull-ups for our nation’s diversity and all those  who came to our nation seeking a better life. Participants then swim  across the Hudson River to Battery Park, Manhattan, NYC, where they grab  American Flags and run to the World Trade Center in Manhattan, NYC.  At  the World Trade Center, participants do 100 honor pushups and 22  pull-ups to honor all those who lost their lives on 9/11, Extortion 17,  and all Americans who put it on the line for our nation.

Please consider joining us in sharing an epic adventure and sending a positive patriotic message of unity!