When seeking out swimming lessons for kids in the Brooklyn area, parents are often focused on teaching their kids to swim. At British Swim School Brooklyn Queens, our priority is teaching kids in Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island City, Park Slope, Williamsburg, Greenpoint, and the surrounding communities how to swim and be safe in the water.<\/p>\n
But our swim\u00a0lessons come with many other benefits that parents love, including:<\/p>\n
Exercise\u00a0<\/strong>\u2013 Swimming is a terrific cardiovascular workout that also builds and tones muscle and improves coordination and balance.<\/p>\n Emotional health<\/strong>\u00a0\u2013 Water has a calming effect, making swimming a natural way to reduce feelings of stress and anxiety and improve mood.<\/p>\n Social development<\/strong>\u00a0\u2013 Swimming lessons teach kids about taking turns, following directions, and being part of a group, all excellent preparation for preschool and kindergarten.<\/p>\n Safety<\/strong>\u00a0\u2013 Choosing swimming lessons for kids in the Brooklyn area that include essential survival skills, such as back floating and how to swim-flip-swim to safety will help ensure that your kids know how to be safe in and around the water.<\/p>\n So what do kids learn in swimming lessons from British Swim School Brooklyn Queens? Here\u2019s a quick overview of our program and class levels:<\/p>\n At every class level, kids in our swimming lessons have a blast! Our instructors are patient, encouraging, and use fun games and activities to keep kids engaged and eager to jump into the pool. Our swimming lessons for kids are taught within heated indoor pools throughout the Brooklyn area, and our class sizes are kept small for lots of one-on-one instruction.<\/p>\nWhat Kids Learn in Swim\u00a0Lessons from British Swim School Brooklyn Queens<\/h2>\n
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\nIn our \u201cParent & Me\u201d water acclimation classes, students learn water safety skills that include back floating, torpedo rollovers, and gentle submersion.<\/li>\n
\nStudents become independent in the water and learn how to rollover underwater and float, push from the pool wall + roll over, and back floating.<\/li>\n
\nStudents advance from water acclimation to full submersion before learning elementary backstroke and how to jump in+ rollover + float+ swim-flip-swim to safety.<\/li>\n
\nStudents begin by focusing on arm, leg, and breathing coordination before advancing to swimming all four swim strokes.<\/li>\n
\nStudents can join our swim team to learn about competing and working as a team while continuing to hone their swimming skills.\u00a0\u00a0<\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n