Jump In!
A swim lessons skills video.
Does your child struggle with putting their face in the water? Let me help you! This fun, instructional tub-time video is a great addition to swim lessons in the comfort of your own home. With you as the cheerleader, your new swimmer will love easy-to-learn games and activities that will help them learn to put their face in the water with ease. This video teaches 4 swim lessons in one package. Do this at home and your swimmer will be excited to learn more!
Jump In!
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Each lesson offers a short instructional piece on how to play the game and practice the swimming skill.
Your swimmer will follow along with the music video to practice their newly learned skill. Each skill will add on to the previous one, and your swimmer will happily make progress in the water.
No matter how little experience you have, these are simple activities that can be done in a pool or bath or any safe body of water.
No one should ever leave a child, or inexperienced swimmer alone, nor should they swim by themselves.
The lesson is broken into four parts:
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Swimmers will learn to lower their face into the water just above their mouth.
They will also learn to make alligator eyes as they are encouraged to calmly hold their mouth under the water for several seconds while breathing through their nose.
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Swimmers will learn to blow bubbles for a period of 5 seconds.
This skill teaches the swimmer how to calmly submerge part of their face in the water as well as it helps them begin to understand breath control.
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This lesson will teach swimmers how to "look" under the water.
Through a simple and fun game of Hide and Seek, your swimmer will be excited to gently put their eyes in the water to see what object is below.
Swimmers will put together blowing bubbles while using their eyes to see and they will be submerging their entire face easily and enjoyably!
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This lesson is a chance for your swimmer to practice all the skills at once.
As the supervising adult, you will ask them to hold their face in the water while you count with fingers underneath the surface.
Swimmers will get to practice blowing bubbles and looking under the water.
Ask your swimmer to practice this skill until they are completely comfortable putting their face in the water.