Training, Techniques & Tips

As the air gets colder and the days get shorter, many swimmers start to pack away their goggles until spring. But for those who love regular open water swimming, this time of year is just the beginning of something really special.

There is something truly special about the feeling of wild swimming. The initial jolt of cold water, the quiet calm of the lake, and the sense of connection with the natural world around you.

Summer is a beautiful time to connect with nature and enjoy the refreshing freedom of a wild swim. While the water may feel more inviting than in the cooler months, it is still a natural environment that deserves respect and preparation. 

We've noticed a fair few questions bubbling up about wild swimming in our beautiful lake. So, we thought we'd gather some of your queries and have our resident expert, Tom, share his insights.