The Canadian-based group considers cold temperatures to be under 10°C, while cool is 10°C to 20°C, warm or hot is 21°C to ...

With all of the water around our area, plus the numerous swimming pools, knowing how to swim and survive is extremely important as we enjoy being around water. If someone gets themselves in deep ...

5. Get outside and swim. If you are an experienced swimmer looking to mix up your routine — or if you just hate the taste of chlorine — consider a little open water swimming.

If you plan to continue your open-water swimming though the winter, then a cold water swimming hat is an absolute essential. Here are our favourite tried and tested picks for swimming in colder ...

Factors like water temperature and your body’s response play a key role in determining how long you can stay in the water without risking hypothermia or other issues.

From morning showers to winter swimming, cold water exposure affects the body in ways that can range from uncomfortable to life-threatening for certain individuals.

DESTIN, Fla. -- Waterparks across the world are diving into safety on Thursday, including one here in Northwest Florida. Big Kahuna’s in Destin joined "the world’s largest swimming lesson" to ...