Going under this thing called water.
How we teach kids to overcome the fear of going under the water. Swimming without going under the water is […]
Is your child really safe with that floatation device?
Take a deep breath. Close your eyes. Can you picture what it is that you love about swimming? For me,
How to make a pool feel like a pristine, unspoilt lake
Or, why we decided to kick Chloramines to the curb – the toxic by-product of chlorinated pools. Every person who
Start swimming lessons earlier to secure a big win for your kids.
I recently ran into an old friend of mine I hadn’t seen in a long time. With two young kids,
Having fun. One of our values we take oh-so-seriously!
At In The Deep we want to win the hearts, minds and smiles of every child we teach. We want
Making a splash: The surprising ways swimming lessons benefit kids beyond the pool
Learning to swim in Australia is often thought of as a safety and survival skill, but we’re very much of the philosophy that it’s so much more than that.
How we create an empowering learning environment for our kids swim lessons.
In the world of kids swim lessons, the phrase “slow and steady wins the race” couldn’t be more accurate. Slowing down our swimming lessons and breaking them into carefully structured progressions is the key to creating an empowering learning environment for kids.
From fearful to bright-eyed: How to help kids overcome their fears of the water.
Our core philosophy at In The Deep is creating a beautifully relaxed relationship with the water, free from fear. We’re often asked, how to help kids overcome their fears of the water?
4 reasons why HOW you learn to swim is as important as why you learn in the first place.
I think we all agree that everybody needs to learn to swim. At In The Deep though, HOW we learn to swim is as important as learning in the first place.
Want your child to feel comfortable in water? Here’s how.
A common question at our swim school is “When will I see her doing strokes?” If you pause to think about your child learning to swim, what is it you visualise? Most likely, they’re swimming freestyle, independently, with confidence through the water. But for this to happen, and for your child to feel comfortable in water, there’s quite a bit of behind-the-scenes work to get them there.