Monthly Archives: October 2018

We're delighted to announce Aquaman has joined our new DC Super Heroes collection which includes Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman. With swimwear for all the family, goggles, games and accessories, now everyone can swim like a superhero. Here are a few of our favourite products but you can check out the full DC Super Heroes collection on the Zoggs website.

Swimwear

For women, the Wonder Woman Hi Front is an absolute must have for swimmers and beach goers! The high neckline and medium leg provide

While it might seem obvious what you needed for a first swimming lesson, it's not always clear beyond the swimwear and towel. Here's a handy checklist to make sure that first experience in the pool is the best it can possible be regardless of when you learn.

Locker change/token - unless it's permitted to keep your belongings poolside, the chances are they'll need a locker. Most require a coin or a token so it's worth checking before you arrive. Normally the key will be on a band so you can keep it on your wrist and not have to

Building water confidence in children is so important but now they can learn to swim with their favourite super hero. Our Water Wings vests (designed for children aged 2 to 5) provide buoyancy and encourage a natural swimming position so they can get used to using their arms and legs in the water.

With a neoprene body and super soft sleeves, there are foam floats strategically sewn into the arms and shoulders to provide exceptional

Being a Superhero is never easy and they have to overcome their challenges along the way…This is why Zoggs and Warner Brothers have teamed up to give everyone a chance to be a Superhero. As part of ‘Swim Like Aquaman’ we have set you 5 challenges to defeat to truly earn your place with Aquaman!

Save the underwater kingdom of Atlantis

You will need: DC Super Hero Dive Balls or Zoggy Dive Sticks or

According to a new study from YouGov, commissioned by Swim England, swimming significantly reduces the symptoms of anxiety and depression for 1.4 million adults in Britain. Almost half a million of these adults (492,000) say swimming has resulted in fewer visits to a medical professional regarding their mental health. It was also revealed 490,000 people have either stopped or reduced medication for their mental health condition because of swimming.

The health benefits of swimming are widely known. Whether you want to feel stronger and healthier, relax and reduce stress or burn those calories, it's a great all round exercise. With October being National Cholesterol Month, we thought we'd take a look at how swimming and eating more healthily can help reduce the risk of heart disease.

Coronary heart disease is caused when your heart's blood supply is blocked by a build-up of fatty substances in the coronary arteries. Adopting an active lifestyle and swimming can significantly reduce the risks. Even if you swim