Early swimming lessons lay the right foundations for a lifetime of enjoyment and participation in water sports and aquatics.
Each lesson is an interactive, fun activity in a new and exciting aquatic environment. "Going to the Pool" is one of the first words that articulate the new "Little Dolphins". Swimming brings great joy to the life of babies and toddlers. At the same time, it forms healthier and stronger individuals.
Often, the pretend activity is the child's first attempt at socialization outside the home. All together, the children learn to create relationships and interact with each other, looking forward to seeing their classmates again every time. Loving and patient parents have the ideal opportunity to meet other like-minded parents with shared interests.
For the right people in the right situation, children's swimming can create a link between family, society and the rest of the world.
One of the primary reasons so many people enroll in swimming lessons is to learn how to stay safe in the water. But as you already know, infant/toddler swimming offers more than just safety. However, when a child gains a sense of safety, not only is his early swimming experience enhanced, but he also gains knowledge that may one day save his life. The younger a child begins their water "adventure", the earlier they can lay the groundwork to eventually acquire the ability to stay safe, always age-appropriate of course (never force techniques on a child against their will of and do not use violence). We must emphasize that safeguarding the child's safety is the sole responsibility of the parents.
Many of the trainees learn to swim before they can even walk. As their swimming ability develops, you will notice dexterity, strength, endurance and improvement in their lung use.
In addition, smooth and continuous exercise in the water leads to the soundest sleep after class. Parents who attend evening classes have noticed that during the night, babies sleep better.
Early swimming builds a sense of self-esteem, confidence and independence. As the child's ability to move freely in the water increases, so does his sense of well-being. In the end, as many families don't give up, there comes a time when their child really feels at home in the water and becomes a LITTLE DOLPHIN.
Go soft, have fun with it, enjoy the journey… the result lasts a lifetime…
Saltamanikas Nikolas
Your AQUA spot program manager
Graduated from the Department of Science of Physical Education & Sports of the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens /Ed. Swimming of all categories
Master, Physical Education (Sport Management) LUC
FOUNDER / www.pool-about.gr / Pool ABOUT SALON - EXPO
nikos.saltamanikas@gmail.com
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