SwimLabs Swim School Littleton

Swim Tip of the Week, Triathlete! Feeling a bit burned out from triathlon season? Take a break from your trifecta of training, but don’t fall out of shape this winter! Allowing your body to rest from over-exertion is a key aspect for performing well next season. Mix up your workouts by going to the yoga studio or boxing gym for a fun and different session.

Thanks for learning about water safety with us this month. Remember to practice it all year long! New to SwimLabs? Schedule your first learn to swim lesson with us, Free

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Swim Tip of the Week, Learn-to-Swim: Does your child constantly get water in their nose while swimming backstroke? Have them try pushing their chin up to the sky while on their back, and blowing air out of their nose when they feel water on their face.

Applying sunscreen to a toddler qualifies as cardio.

Arm day.
Leg day.
Chasing-them-around-the-backyard day.

Sun safety is important…and sometimes that means wrestling a greased-up lightning bolt. ⚡️

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Swim Tip of the Week, Competitive: When adjusting your technique at practice, only focus on 1 specific skill during each set. Trying to work on 2 or 3 skills during each set or practice will be overwhelming, and you may not give enough attention to each skill. It’s better to build up to perfection consistently!

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Swim Tip of the Week, Parent-Tot: Is your child uncomfortable putting their ears under water? Try slowly getting each ear wet, one at a time, by leaning your child side to side in the bathtub while singing a song! Creating a soothing and no-pressure situation will make the sensation enjoyable rather and fearful.

What SportsEngine Acquisition means for swim teams

The End of an Era: What the SportsEngine Acquisition Means for Swim Teams Swimming is more than just rosters and schedules. We have specific meet files, workout tracking, and a language that only true swimmers understand.