Beginner swimming classes focus on water safety, breath control, and floating. Students learn basic kicks, arm movements, and gain confidence in shallow water.
- Water Safety: Safe pool entry, exit, and rules.
- Breath Control: Submerging the face and blowing bubbles.
- Buoyancy: Front and back floating techniques.
- Propulsion: Basic kicking and arm strokes.
- Daily Session: 30 to 45 minutes of active pool time.
- Course Length: Usually spans 10 to 15 sessions over 3 to 4 weeks.
- Time Structure: Includes a 5-minute warm-up, 25 minutes of skill practice, and a 5-minute warm-down.
- Swimsuit: Form-fitting swimwear to reduce drag and allow easy movement.
- Swimming Goggles: Helps you see clearly and protects your eyes from chlorine irritation.
- Swim Cap: Keeps hair out of your face and protects it from pool chemicals.
- Towel: For drying off immediately after exiting the pool.
- Footwear: Flip-flops or slide-on sandals to walk safely on the wet pool deck.