Our Ocean’s health is essential for life on our planet. 

Our Oceans cover 70% of earth’s surface with 97% of water on the planet and 50% of the oxygen we breathe… Which is why it is so important we do our bit to protect them! 

The

The best open water swimming spots tried and tested…

Whether you’re a beginner looking for your very first Loony Dook or Easter Dip, or you’re one of the many people who have tried open water swimming for the first time, we’ve put together a quick-fire guide on our favourite places to swim.

Portobello, Edinburgh, Scotland

The 5 best suits for triathlon training

If you know me, you’ll know I adore swimming. I’m a rare triathlete that likes the swim the most, especially if it’s an open water swim too. Training in the right swimwear is hugely important, and getting the right style and type for your training should be a priority. Today I’ve selected 5 of the best swimsuits for triathlon training, from the new Zoggs swimsuit collection.

How to avoid Shoulder Injury Swimming Freestyle

Post-swim shoulder injuries becoming a regular occurrence? 

Zoggs Open Water Ambassador, Adam ‘Ocean’ Walker is here to give you his top tips on how to avoid shoulder injury when swimming freestyle.

One of the biggest life changing moments was when I changed my front crawl stroke from over-head arm rotation to a semi-circle elbow push. By allowing a relaxed forearm and hand to

Zoggs products as gift for new term

After a restful and relaxing Christmas people of all ages are looking forward to getting back to the pool, myself included. Many of you parents and carers may be asking yourselves:

“What do I need to help my child get back into swimming after the Christmas break?”

 1. Refresh their

Finding the right fit in swimwear is not just about knowing your chest, waist and hips measurements, it is also about a measurement called the ‘body loop’. This is taken using a tape measure starting from front shoulder point, in between the legs to the back and joining at shoulder point. If you have a long body, consider sizing up from your normal