Outdoor Swimming Stories From the UK

Open water swimming is a thrilling and invigorating experience, but it comes with its own set of challenges, especially where the water temperature...

Ah, autumn and winter – the seasons of crispy leaves, cozy jumpers, and the not-so-subtle reminder that the cold is nipping at your nose. But what ...

London and its surrounding areas offer several places for wild swimming, providing a refreshing escape from the bustling city. Here are some of the...

Open water swimming, an introduction Literally speaking, open water swimming takes place anywhere that isn't a swimming pool. This means no bottom ...

How to manage Raynaud’s whilst Open Water Swimming before, during and after ...

Top tips to get you ready for cold water swimming. 

Are you starting open water swimming or wanting to increase your safety when wild swimming and thinking about buying a tow float or dry bag? Look no further we have the answers to the most frequently asked questions in relation to tow floats/dry bags.

Vicky, owner and open water swimming coach of Swimspirational Open Water Swimming, discusses the importance of her pupils wearing a tow float/dry bag in open water when she teaches.

Karen Parnell is an ASA Open Water Swimming Coach, and British Triathlon Federation (BTF) Level 3 High Performing Coach and Tutor. She is also a q...

Hi, my name is Dee Newell and I am from Galway, on the west coast of Ireland but have lived on the east coast in Dublin for the ...

I moved to the Lakes over six years ago from a less watery Bristol to be nearer the hills, as a climber this was the main objective however I soon ...

Setting up an open water swimming group via The Bluetits to enjoy the benefits of wild swimming.