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April in the outdoor swimming community
Reviving a tidal pool on Scotland’s rugged shoreline and the joys of volunteering for Mental Health Swims – news from the…
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Unlocking cultural significance through adventure swim travel
Adventure swimming is more than just a test of endurance; it is a gateway to deeper connections with the natural…
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Meet Kent Nicholas: long distance swimmer and founder of SCAR
In the latest in our Virtual Q&A series, we spoke to long-distance swimmer Kent Nicholas, who created SCAR Swim Arizona…
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US teen Maya Merige braves rough seas and jellyfish stings to swim the Cook Strait
Seventeen-year-old Maya Merhige has completed the Cook Strait swim (22km) in 14h, 8m. This is the fourth swim Maya has…
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Healthy swimmers’ skin with Neve’s Bees
We meet the founders of Neve's Bees, a natural skincare brand that harnesses the healing powers of beeswax for healthy,…
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Take action for your wild swimming spot with the River Rescue Kit
Environment charity River Action has launched a new toolkit designed to help you take action for your local river.
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Celebrating as one at the Big Swim 2025
On Saturday 8 March there was an incredible turn out of 500 women on the beach at Sandbanks, Poole and…
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More cohesion for a holistic approach
We desperately need to have conversations at the top of politics that embrace a holistic approach to managing land, water,…
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Sea of tears
Rowan Clarke meets Emma Simpson to talk about her new book Breaking Waves.
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Why warming up your joints before a swim matters
Do we need to warm up even before a quick swim? The short answer: yes! Preparing the body for exercise…
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Move of the month: Single arm kettlebell press
This exercise strengthens the shoulders and arms for extra power and improves shoulder stability.
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Win new thermal swimwear from Zoggs
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Don’t let someone else kill your vibe!
Do you find yourself reeling from unsolicited opinions about your training plan? Marathon swimmer Sarah Thomas shares her advice on…
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Swimmers’ cyanotypes: bonding land, water and kin on Loch Faskally
Artist Eve McGovern Miller's upcoming exhibition ‘The Land Remembers What the Water Tells Us’ includes a series of cyanotypes made…
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The importance of rest intervals
Jason Tait explores the importance of rest – an often neglected but vital part of a swim training session.
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March in the swim community
NOWCA shares an inspiring young swimmer's story, and Mental Health Swims wants to hear from participants.
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Springboard diplomacy
Elaine K Howley investigates how a small group of American swimmers and divers helped open China to westerners.
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From Russia with love
The popularity of outdoor swimming in Russia is steadily growing these days, Eugene Gerden reports.
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Win a fantastic bundle of prizes from Zone3’s new Active-Flex range
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Win an incredible Keswick Mountain Festival & Speedo prize bundle – WORTH OVER £500!
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How do I prepare myself mentally and physically for my first open water event?
Swimming coach Cassie Patten answers a frequently asked query about how to prepare for your first ever outdoor swimming event.
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Here for the swimming
In open water swimming you see all different kinds of body types and sizes – everyone is welcome. However, swimming…
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We want you to join our Wild Swim Relay!
Do you fancy taking part in a unique event? We’re picking a team of subscribers and contributors to get a free…
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Charity places up for grabs at Swim Serpentine
General entries have sold out for this popular event but don't worry – you can still secure a charity spot…
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Roger Deakin’s memory lives on
A walnut tree sapling from Roger Deakin’s Suffolk home, Walnut Tree Farm, has been planted at John’s Water on the…
