When looking for swimming lessons for kids, many Raleigh-area parents are solely focused on swim instruction. But there are many other benefits that make these\u00a0lessons such a wonderful choice for kids.<\/p>\n
Swimming is often referred to as a perfect form of exercise, and at British Swim School Raleigh, we couldn\u2019t agree more! Not only does it provide an excellent full body workout, but it also strengthens muscles and improves balance and coordination. Learning to swim can also improve mental and emotional health improving overall mood and reducing anxiety and stress.<\/p>\n
But perhaps the most significant benefit of swimming lessons is safety. Choosing a swim program in the Raleigh area that teaches water safety and survival, such\u00a0lessons from British Swim School Raleigh\u00a0will ensure that your kids have the skills they need to be safe in and around the water.<\/p>\n
Kids enrolled in swimming lessons with British Swim School Raleigh advance as they learn. This ensures that every student has the time they need to learn, practice, and master the skills of each level, instead of being rushed or waiting for a new class to start.o 36<\/strong><\/p>\n Our swimming lessons are open to kids of all ages and abilities throughout the Raleigh area\u00a0and are taught year-round in warm indoor pools suitably\u00a0located for families in Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Wake Forest, Morrisville, and the surrounding areas.<\/p>\n Ready to get your kids signed up for\u00a0lessons with British Swim School Raleigh, but not sure where to start? Here\u2019s a brief overview of what kids learn in our\u00a0lessons:<\/p>\n\n
\nIn these \u201cParent & Me\u201d classes, students get acclimated to the water and learn valuable safety skills, including an assisted back float, torpedo rollover, and full submersion.<\/li>\n
\nStudents learn independence from the parent, underwater rollover and float, pushing off from the wall + rolling over, and back floating.<\/li>\n
\nStudents start with water acclimation and move on to full submersion and supported back float before learning elementary backstroke.<\/li>\n
\nTurtle 2 students start by focusing on correct leg, arm,\u00a0and breathing coordination and advance to swimming backstroke, freestyle, breaststroke, and butterfly.<\/li>\n
\nStudents learn to work as a team and compete while also continuing to improve their swimming skills.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n