Breaststroke Kick Drills

FIGHTING FISH FALL FRENZY SWIM MEET 2015

SWIM SAFER STAGE 1 & 2 TEST

SWIM SAFER BRONZE & SILVER TEST

NEW SWIM CAPS

TEACHER`S DAY SPECIAL

Demonstrating a freestyle flip turn...

Swimming helps build a child’s confidence.

Water confidence and the ability to swim from a young age is certainly a gift for life – opening the door for your children to enjoy a wide range of water based activities from diving to sailing.

Some anxieties are complex but others can be defeated quite simply and one of the most important to combat is the fear of water. How? By making sure that children learn to swim at an early age.

Swimmimg The Key TO Happiness.

According to the study of the Brish Gas Swim Britain, a regular dip in local pound or swimming pool on a regular basis makes you happier and healthier. Yes, it says the study in which the participants reported an increase of 35% confidence & happiness in a period of four weeks.
A website research states that a low impact sport acts as a tonic for daily life. It increases energy levels and improves the quality of sleep as well as fitness. You can have an increase of 20% in your overall well-being levels in just a week of regular swimming.

LET`S SWIM

Davies Test with Larry

Developing Speed In Dryland...

THE VERY FIRST STEP OF SWIMMING

Some kids struggle with the idea of swimming, in particular getting their faces in, and fear is what is keeping them out of the water

Introduction of P.F.D...

Building Up Water Confidence In Young Children

Once they are in the water, try getting your child to hold onto the step and put their face into the water whilst blowing out through their mouth, making some bubbles. Once comfortable, get your child to kick their legs and to practise taking breaths at the same time

SWIM TEAM FIGHTING FISH YEAR END CELEBRATION 2015

YEAR END SWIM TEAM FIGHTING FISH SENIOR SQUAD CELEBRATION

Once again, it`s the end of school. It has been a wonderful year working along with coach Mel & other fellow coaches. In looking back on the 2014-2015, I am incredibly proud of all our swimmers & their hard work. I want to extend my appreciation and admiration to all of our swimmers, who, over the past year, entered their first meet, made finals in a meet, attained personal best times, or qualified for provincial, national and international events. The commitment that our swimmers showed over the past year was inspiring.