Swim Games

by Aileen Swartz

Overview

Swim Games builds fun games into routine swim training to excite and strengthen young swimmers! Instructors and parents will discover how to empower young swimmers. You are encouraged to bring your children to the pool often to increase their skill set. Find out how children's instinct kicks in and free play polishes their swim lessons. 

You'll discover fresh imaginative ideas to spark a child's interest in this life safety skill. These games are designed to strengthen swimmers as a follow up to their lessons.

The book addresses how to handle hesitant children, basic water adjustment, and adaptation techniques.

Learn how free play promotes harmony with water.

Swim Games includes an explanation for twelve games that will build a child's skill level. The games included range from classic to newly invented and adapted.  The first several games work on basic skills and help beginner swimmers adjust to water. The advanced games are detailed for more proficient swimmers.

You'll find this book is a great idea source for anyone interested in water recreation!

 

 

Product Details

BN ID:	2940164648695
Publisher:	Aileen Swartz
Publication date:	11/25/2020
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	134 KB

About the Author

Aileen C. Swartz grew up swimming, coaching, snorkeling, SCUBA diving and loving the water! She graduated from Auburn University with a Marketing Major and English Minor. In addition to teaching private swim lessons, Aileen taught her own children to swim. She and her husband, Andrew, now reside in Georgia with their five children and dog, Tahoe.

Aileen is a mother with a passion for writing and swimming. She taught her own children to swim and taught and coached many others over the years.  She is a graduate from Auburn University with a degree in Marketing and a Minor in English.  She  resides with her husband Andrew, children, and dog in Georgia.  She loves getting into the water with her children and sometimes joining their games. Her mother Patti, coached Aileen's first swim team, The Blue Dolphins, and inspired this book.