Barbara is a novel writer, retired women in her seventies who's interest in research and creative writing led her to sedentary style of life. We progressively working on addressing her diverticulosis, correcting deficiencies and food intolerances which continue to change with age.
Ella was seven years old at the time of our lessons. She already knew the basics of swimming from a few lessons at a local swim academy. Ella was eager to apply her current knowledge and to learn new skills.
Jackson is an exceptional learner who at five years old nailed three different swim strokes in eighteen half-hour lessons. He had never received formal swim lessons before, but with his athletic nature and adventurous personality was exited to learn new skills.
These triplets are the most enthusiastic group of children I have ever taught. They are very disciplined so our lessons are well structured but at the same time full of fun, joy and compassion. We are working on basic survival skills and water safety while incorporating teamwork and fun activities.
Addison is a four-years-old little swim star. This is the second summer that we are spending together in the water. Addison went from being afraid to get her face wet to a fully developed swimmer with master scoops under water. Now her favorite exercise is retrieving objects from the deep end of the pool.
Jaxon was 18 months old when we started out. He was afraid of water and cried for the first four lessons. Thankfully, his parents agreed to continue and by lesson 6 Jaxon got accustomed to me and became more relaxed in the water. It took him a few months to learn how to float and swim on his own.
Beatrice has an incredible talent and passion for swimming. At two and one-half years old this young lady already knows how to hold her breath for 10 seconds and swim under water. Our main objectives for the lessons were to introduce her to basic swim strokes and proper body alignment in the water.
Noah was a four-year-old student who did not know how to swim and was afraid he would never succeed at it. He did not like our first three lessons because he was afraid of being in the water without floaties. After 18 lessons, Noah can swim like a fish and totally loves it.