How the Right Pool Environment Helps Children Learn to Swim Faster—and Safer

When parents look for swim lessons for their children, they often look at the type of facility when deciding on the best pool environment for children swim lessons. many assume that learning in a large, traditional pool is the best—or only—way for children to become strong swimmers. When parents tour…

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Master Rhythmic, Bilateral Breathing to Swim Freestyle Efficiently Without Breaking Stroke Flow

Breathing is supposed to help you swim — but for many adults, it’s the part of freestyle that causes the most stress. Missed breaths, rushed head turns, lifting the head too high, or holding the breath too long can quickly turn an otherwise solid stroke into a struggle.  The good…

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How to Help Your Child Practice Swimming Outside of Lessons

Swim lessons are one of the best investments you can make in your child’s safety, confidence, and skill development. But what many parents don’t realize is this:  what your child does between lessons is just as important as what they do in class. You don’t need a backyard pool.You don’t…

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A Stroke Development Phase Is the Critical Bridge to Swimming Laps for Adults Learning to Swim

Once you’re comfortable in the water, the next step isn’t “jump into freestyle.” You need to move into a phase of stroke development for adult swimmers.  It’s in this phase that you learn the body positions and timing that make freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly feel natural and sustainable. Moving…

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