SwimFin Malta

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Why SwimFin Stands Out... No armbands. No restrictions. Just progress. Total freedom of arm movement. No bulky floatation devices getting in the way. You can paddle, splash, and stroke naturally. Strong body position. The body sits high in the water, encouraging good swimming posture and core engagement. Breath control. Comfortably able to lift the head and breathe when they need to, a vital step in becoming a confident swimmer. Confidence & independence. Who's in control? They are.. which builds trust in each of their own ability. Fun & freedom. No fear, Just smiles and the ability to explore and self discover SwimFin supports from the back, not the arms – encouraging natural progression through the water while keeping them safe and supported. That’s just some the SwimFin effect. #childrenswimming #toddlerswim #swimmingthings #swimmers #swim #swimming #multifunctional #swimmer #kidssafety #yearroundswimming #swimmers #swimmingisfun #safety #jumpin #bigsplash #lifeskill #childsafety #swimsafe #education #lifeskill

Engaging & Fun

Kids love pretending to be sharks, dolphins, or superheroes with SwimFin! This playful approach keeps them excited about learning to swim.

Adaptable for Different Levels:

Swimfin works across various stages of learning, from beginners to more advanced swimmers.

This adaptability means that children can use the same piece of equipment throughout their swimming development, which provides consistency and familiarity.

Water resistance (friction in liquids)

It is more difficult for us to move through water than it is to move through air. (so why make it more difficult?)
This is because the water rubs against our arms, legs, body and anything else that gets in the way, all of which causes different types of friction (water resistance).

We can try to move faster in water but that can be very difficult.
We usually change our shape in order to move faster, improved streamlining for example to reduce resistance and drag - then we swim sooner, easier and better.

Because of resistance we try to move our arms and legs quickly but we find that it becomes very difficult and very tiring!
Its not that we don't try hard enough, we just give up with poor to no results.
This leads to lack of motivation, enjoyment and a willingness to carry on, all of which has a negative Psychological effect.