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One thing that you know is that knowledge’s power. Adding some new aquatic skills not only can help with improving your confidence. Swim classes also can help you with your professional lifestyle. If the company you work for has cruises, corporate events and other kinds of fun things, it may feel awkward for you if you've never took learn to swim classes. Learning front crawl and breast stroke is one of the best ways that you are able to enhance many skills and make your life more enjoyable!

Don’t let a fun day out on the beach or in the pool turn into a tragedy for you and your family. If your child doesn’t know how to blow bubbles, tread water, float on stomach and back, sign them up for private swimming lessons. Your child should not use floating devices to feel comfortable in the water! 

If you have never taken learn to swim program, we also offer adult swimming lessons. We are happy to help you to consult you about your swim training about evaluating your skills levels, registering for clas answer any questions that you have. Our swim instructor will prepare you for water fitness activity - lap swimming. Adults swimming lessons can prepare you for the goal where you can do group fitness - Masters swim program. In order to compete with Masters swim team you have to be able to swim four strokes: freestyle, backstroke, back stroke and butterfly.

No matter what your age is, no matter what abilities are, we are glad to help you and to show you how fun and easy it is to learn how to swim. Not only is it a great form of exercise but it also is going to help you with reducing the chances of you or a child you love becoming a statistic. 

Give us a call today. You will be very glad that you did.

When the weather is hot, many people flock to lakes, rivers, pools and the ocean to cool off. For most people, this is a fun time for family and friends. But for others, it’s a tragedy waiting to happen. A rip current, a parent who takes their eyes off of their child or someone who takes incredible risks either by swimming in untested water, swimming alone or swimming while intoxicated and a tragedy can happen. 

• Anyone can drown, even good swimmers, and drowning doesn’t care who you are 
• Drowning is silent and fast. Drowning can happen in just 20 to 60 seconds. It does not always look like you would expect it to look, with someone splashing about and screaming.
• Drowning fatalities and accidents are underreported both in the United States and around the world. There’s no one standard that exists for attributing deaths due to drowning. First responders, health authorities such as coroners and hospitals use individual interpretations and judgements of accidents based on the facts that are available at the time of a person’s death and their own experiences.

• There are around 320,000 deaths from drowning each year around the globe.
• Drowning is the third biggest cause of death from injuries around the world, and accounts for 7% of all of the injury-related deaths.
• Around the world, the highest rates of drowning were among the children from 1 to 4 years of age, and this is followed by children who were 5 to 9 years of age.
• Males are twice as likely to die from drowning than females.

• Approximately 3,500 – 4,000 people drown each year in the United States. That averages out to be 10 people who die every day from drowning.
• It’s the number one reason for unintentional injury-related deaths in children from ages 1 to 4.
• Its in the top 5 for unintentional deaths related to injuries for children birth – 5 years of age.
• 23% of children drown during family gatherings close to pools.
• It’s the main reason for the majority of boating related fatalities.
• It’s believed that anywhere from 5-10 people get care in the hospital for injuries from nonfatal drowning for each one who died. 
• It’s more likely that a child below the age of 1 will drown in their home.
• 87% of the fatalities from drowning happen in a home hot tub or pool for those children below the age of 5. The majority of these happen in a pool that is owned by a friend or family member.
• Children ages 5-18 are a lot more likely to drown in lakes or ponds. Or other natural bodies of water.

1. The percentages of children with very few or no skills in swimming are as follows: 64% African American, 45% Latino/Hispanic & 40% Caucasian 
2. When parents have low or no swimming skills or ability, their children’s proficiency in also low. This affects:
3. When parents have no/low swimming skills (or competence) ability, their children are unlikely to have proficient swimming skills. This affects:
   1. 78% African American
   2. 62% Latino/Hispanic
   3. 67% Caucasian
4. Children who are African-American and aged 5-19 are 5.5x more likely to drown in a swimming pool than children from the same age group who are Caucasian.
5. 79% of the children in households who make under $50,000 are less likely to have good swimming skills. have Seventy-nine percent of children in households with incomes less than $50,000 have few-to-no swimming skills.