Monthly Archives: March 2016
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The Zoggs Wetsuit Fitting GuidePosted: 09/03/2016Read more >
Having the right equipment to support you through your swims is key no matter what the conditions, but in open water there are even more obstacles that make it all that more vital your equipment doesn't let you down. With triathlon season approaching, we've put together our top tips for ensuring you find a wetsuit with the perfect fit for you.
The key area to focus on in order to get the right fit is the shoulders. You need to ensure that the fit is close
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From Wetsuits to Goggles: Essential Tri Gear for BeginnersPosted: 09/03/2016Read more >
Thinking of taking on a triathlon this year? You’re not alone. According to British Triathlon, this fast-growing sport has become increasingly popular across the UK, with hundreds of new clubs and events running every year.
But what kind of clothing or equipment do you actually need to swim, cycle and run to the finish line? Our expert team at
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Maternity Swimwear for Every TrimesterRead more >
As a safe, easy and low-impact form of exercise, the NHS recommend swimming for mums-to-be because it helps you to stay fit and healthy throughout your pregnancy, without placing any stress or strain on your muscles or joints. By looking after your health now, you can help your body to prepare for, cope with and recover from labour.
Choosing Your Maternity Swimwear
Ultimately, maternity swimwear needs to be functional but we know that you want to look and feel your best
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Zoggs Swim Diaries: A Look Back at the #TeamBetter Marathon Swim Challenge
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Zoggs Swim Diaries: Training for a Channel SwimPosted: 02/03/2016Read more >
Deborah Herridge is training to swim the English Channel in the summer of 2017 and shares her journey from 30 lengths in the pool to a 21 mile Channel Swim.
The English Channel is one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world, and next year I hope to fulfil my ambition to swim 21 miles across it.
Depending on the weather, the swim will take me anything from 14 – 16 hours, possibly longer. I've heard people say "train for the b