FOR LIFE

Swimming is the best form of exercise that can be done your whole life long for many reasons. It is easy on joints because it eliminates gravity. It creates resistance in every direction. Water is always moving requiring constant adjustments to balance using core muscles.
Yet water can take your life because it will always deprive a human of oxygen so here you find water safety lessons as well.

Two Moments That Changed How I Think About Water Safety

By: Melissa Fugazza  Social Media Manager for Swim With Coach Dana There have been two moments in my life that forever changed the way I think about water safety. Both happened in what most people would consider safe environments. Both involved children. And both could have ended in tragedy. These experiences taught me an important […]

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Make a Splash This Summer: How to Refuel and Rehydrate After Swimming

Summer is here, bringing sunny days, backyard cookouts, and plenty of time spent in and around the water. Whether you’re swimming laps, playing pool games with friends, or simply cooling off on a hot afternoon, swimming is one of the best ways to stay active during the warmer months. The best part? It doesn’t always

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The Safest Swimsuit Colors to Choose This Summer

It Really Is About What You Wear This time of year, swimsuits start popping up in stores everywhere. With warm-weather swimming just around the corner—and kids growing out of their suits faster than ever—you may already be planning your next swimsuit purchase. ☀️🏊‍♀️ Before you toss those swimsuits into your cart (either in-store or online),

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Safe Place

Coach Dana teaches her students from the beginning of her course that there is a safe place in a swimming pool: Where is it?  “The wall,” Coach Dana asserts, “The wall of the pool is the safe place, because it doesn’t move. It doesn’t sink. It is always there and all the way around.” People,

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