These Siberian swimmers are obsessed with plunging their bodies into freezing cold water
Ilya Naymushin/Reuters
Sashko is the chairman of the Cryophile club, a cold-water swimming club located in the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk. There, the air can easily be -22 degrees Fahrenheit, but for these fanatics, that's just the right temperature for swimming.
Though it may seem like a wild idea to go swimming in these conditions, there are more than 300 Cryophile club members who routinely indulge in this practice.
See how much they enjoy their favorite pastime, below.
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