JPWEDE

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25 Competitions

About Us

JPWEDE | Tentang Kami dan Perjalanan Shree Ram Sea Swimming Club

Melalui JPWEDE, pembaca diajak mengenal profil dan perjalanan Shree Ram Sea Swimming Club dengan melihat berbagai aspek komunitas, mulai dari aktivitas olahraga, semangat kebersamaan, hingga nilai sportivitas yang menjadi bagian penting dalam dunia renang.

Our Supporters

We are grateful to receive various types of help from different agencies and personals. Technical and rescue support:

Aims & Objective

To promote spirit of adventure, patriotism and brotherhood among youth.
To popularize sea swimming and other adventurous sports in the area.
To spread fitness awareness in the adult population.
To support and encourage activities, related to environment protection.
To support state youth cultural and sports activities in Porbandar.
To organize fitness programs for the citizens and youths.
To support authorities in organizing activities related to youth.
To organize cycling and tracking activities, regularly.
To assist govt. agencies in case of disaster.

Donors

Star Participants of Swimming Competition

Raghvendrasinh Jhala

Raghvendrasinh Jhala is an Indian ultra-endurance athlete known for completing Ironman races and other endurance events. He has finished Ironman events in Texas, Dublin, Oman, and Goa. He is also an Ultraman Australia finisher and a Super Randonneur. In addition to his athletic achievements, he serves as the Race Director for the Rotary Vapi Cyclothon on Facebook. Here’s

Syamala Goli

Syamala Goli also referred to as Goli Syamala is an Indian endurance swimmer, Producer, Creative Director and Writer to the Animation Series and Movies. In 19th March 2021, she became the second Indian woman and second woman in the world after Bula Choudhury to have crossed the Palk Strait.[1] She completed the feat at the age of

Pooja Chaurushi

Mentor at World Triathlon Federation. I am India’s first & only World Triathlon Level 2 certified triathlon coach. Since 2015 I have been the brand ambassador of Triathlon at South Asian Triathlon Association. At the age of 29 (born on 27th April, 1991 in Ahmedabad), I’m a successful Head Coach

Maana Patel

Maana Patel (born 18 March 2000)[1] is an Indian backstroke swimmer from Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Swimming career [edit] Maana Patel started swimming when she was seven.[2] Manna Patel, the first Indian female swimmer who qualified for the Tokyo Olympics, will compete in the women’s 100m backstroke event.[3] The 21-year-old swimmer suffered an ankle injury in 2019 and only

Maana Patel

The teenage sensation Maana Patel of Gujarat, in the field of swimming, started her competitive career from our club. She participated in the swimming competition, held in the year 2009. Now, she is breaking NATIONAL RECORDS of senior category and also participated in the Tokyo Olympic-2020.