Beginners / Learning to Swim
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Making Swimming Fun
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Benefits of SwimmingPosted: 16/01/2023Categories: Events, News, Swimming Tips, Beginners / Learning to Swim, Confident Swimmers, Swim Improvers, Health benefitsTags: open water swimmingRead more >
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Learn to Swim: Swimming Advice for ParentsPosted: 07/10/2022Read more >
If you want to introduce your baby to water or help your child learn to swim and become a confident little swimmer or want to learn to swim yourself... welcome to Zoggs Learn to swim.
Zoggs want all those learning to swim to enjoy the freedom, fun and exhilaration of the water with unconditional trust in their Zoggs goggles, equipment and swimwear.
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Why Swimming Lessons are not just for Kids...Posted: 08/09/2022Read more >
Most of us understand the concept of swimming lessons, they’re for kids to make sure they are safe around water… right?
We think there's much more to it than simply learning to be safe. Of course learning to swim competently will make your children more capable of getting to safety if they find themselves out of their depth in water. However, there is a whole new world that swimming lessons can help you discover, and they definitely are not restricted to child learners only!
Swimming is about staying healthy, getting fit and having fun! We think it’s just as important for adults to have swimming lessons, regardless
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Yoko Swimming
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Children's Mental Health & Swim
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Adults Return to Pool Tips
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KIds Return to Pool Tips
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Water Wing Vest
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Half term ready? Swimming essentials for KidsPosted: 30/01/2019Read more >
Whether you're escaping to warmer climes or staying in the UK, February half term is less than a month away. Here are a few of our picks from our Kids collection (suitable for 0-6) including water confidence products, swimwear and the new Little Bondi goggles.
We offer a range of water confidence products for young children whether they're starting or learning to swim. Our Sea Saw Swimsure Jacket (available in sizes 2-3 and 4-5) offers complete freedom of movement. Encouraging children to develop a natural swimming position by using their arms and legs, puncture proof floats