Swimming is an excellent cardiovascular workout
that promotes heart and lung health, improves strength and flexibility,
increases stamina and even improves balance and posture. In addition, swimming
is a way to prevent childhood obesity, which has been linked to juvenile
diabetes. Swimming also puts less strain
on joints and connective tissues than other forms of exercise.
Enrolling your child in swim lessons and
encouraging him to swim regularly can have significant benefits for both his
health and safety as it encourages a healthy level of physical and social
activity. It will also give him that ability
and confidence to fully enjoy his aquatic environment. Did I mention that it’s also great FUN!!!
We'll love if you share some pictures of you and your kids SAFELY having FUN in the pool..
My son is really excited to learn to swim and I want him to learn the proper technique because he just loves the water.
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DeleteI went to swimming lessons as a child. My best memory was the day when I tried to "escape". I was tired of swimming the shallow... I ran around the pool... jumped in the deep and swam to my teacher. I hope one day my daughter would have the same security and courage around water.
ReplyDeleteOur aim is to make competent swimmers who then become confident in the aquatic environment.
ReplyDeleteMy son loves to swim. He always loved the water and him knowing how to swim and use his strokes makes it even more enjoyable for him and me of course.
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