Our partners

Uswim is a specialist open water venue provider that operates from several venues. With over 25 years experience they really are the best in the business.

Natacha Lazareff is a Sport & Exercise Psychologist on the chartership pathway with CASES, specialising in the mental demands of long-distance and open-water swimming. Through one-to-one coaching, she helps swimmers build confidence, focus and resilience — equipping them to handle cold starts, long solo hours and the unpredictability of major endurance challenges. As Founder of The Performance Psychologist, she combines professional expertise with her own endurance background to support athletes pursuing ambitious goals.

Ocean Lube produces protective anti-chafe lubrication designed for long-duration swimming and endurance sports. It is built to perform in wet, salty and high-friction conditions. They support open-water swimmers by reducing discomfort and skin breakdown on long swims, allowing athletes to focus on pacing, technique and the experience rather than irritation.

Nuffield Health provides fitness, wellbeing and recovery services through gyms, clinics and health programmes across the UK. Their focus is on long-term physical health rather than short-term fixes. They support the Qswim Adventure community by reinforcing good habits around strength, recovery and resilience, helping swimmers stay healthy while pursuing demanding open-water goals.

Revvies creates fast-dissolving energy strips that deliver a quick boost without the need for traditional gels or drinks. They are designed for convenience before, during or after endurance efforts. For open-water swimmers, Revvies offer a low-fuss way to manage energy around long swims, training days and events where simplicity can make a real difference.

Morson Group provides recruitment and workforce solutions across engineering, infrastructure, energy and the built environment. They work with organisations delivering complex, long-term projects across the UK and internationally. Their support helps us invest in events, athlete initiatives and community activity, strengthening the profile of open-water swimming and helping more people access well-run, safe and inspiring swim experiences.

Active Root produces ginger-based sports nutrition and hydration products designed to support endurance performance in a simple, practical way. Their products are commonly used across long training sessions and events. They support Qswim Adventure swimmers by offering fuelling options that work well during extended swims, helping maintain energy and comfort when it matters most.

Zone3 designs specialist triathlon and open-water swimming kit, including wetsuits, swim accessories and performance apparel built for real-world conditions. Their equipment is widely used by endurance swimmers training and racing across lakes, seas and channels. Zone3 supports Qswim Adventure swimmers by helping them stay warm, comfortable and confident in the water. Reliable kit removes unnecessary barriers, allowing swimmers to focus on technique, consistency and the long journey towards big open-water goals.

Altius Healthcare provides physiotherapy and healthcare services focused on injury prevention, rehabilitation and long-term physical resilience. Their work supports athletes through demanding training cycles and recovery periods. They help Qswim Adventure swimmers stay consistent over long training blocks, manage niggles early and build bodies that can cope with the repetitive demands of endurance swimming.

G-Plugs designs specialist ear protection for swimming and surf, helping reduce water ingress and protect ears during regular cold and open-water swimming. Their products are widely used by year-round swimmers. They support open-water swimmers by improving comfort and helping prevent ear-related issues, allowing athletes to train more consistently and spend longer in the water with confidence.

The Channel Swimming Association (CSA) is a recognised governing body for English Channel swimming, helping to uphold the traditions, rules and integrity of Channel attempts. Their role ensures swims are properly governed, observed and documented. This matters to Qswim Adventure swimmers because it protects the credibility of Channel swims and gives athletes confidence that their preparation and achievement are recognised within the wider marathon swimming community.