Enroll Now!

Have Questions?
Call Us!

(303) 554-7946 (SWIM)

Swim

What does Swim-Float-Swim mean?

March 12, 2017 Kathy NowakWritten by Kathy Nowak

Every child at Swim Otters learns to Swim-Float-Swim. What does that mean? They can swim with their eyes open underwater (without goggles), they can roll over to an independent back float (to stop, rest and breath and think about what just happened), float and get their breath again to flip-over to swim to the stairs, or wall or Mommy’s hands!

No Doubt About It! Our kids have excellent skills!

Swim Otters Blog
Similar posts
  • Thanks to Swim Otters! — My family had an enjoyable, worry free vacation this time! We did one thing differently before we left. We enrolled them in private swim lessons at Swim Otters 3 months before our trip! Do it! You won’t regret it, they are fantastic [...]
  • Understanding Yelp Reviews — Yelp is NOT what we think it is! Yelp has a computer software program that decides if your review is credible or not and it also changes its level of importance. So if you are looking for an overall Yelp review on a company, it is NOT an accurate account at all. Instead Yelp decides [...]
  • Enroll Now! — Enroll your child before summer begins! Call 303-554-7946 and you will have peace of mind this summer! Amazing results, in weeks not [...]
  • A testimony from parents! — Our girls are 3 and 5 years old. The instructors are awesome because they teach according to the individual child’s personality, character and learning style.  We are proud of how well they can [...]
  • Learn to Swim-Float-Swim! — Every child learns important water safety skills while swimming across the pool. They learn to open their eyes underwater, to float and to flip over to swim [...]

splash-icon

Come Visit Us

Visit our state-of-the-art facility in Wheat Ridge and see the Swim Otters' difference.

Schedule a Tour

(Satellite locations in Broomfield, Commerce City, Lakewood, Stapleton, Thornton and Park Meadows)

Testimonials

I never recommend any particular therapist or instructor because I know how unique and different our Autistic kiddos are. I understand that what works for my mostly non verbal, 6 year old autistic son may not work for someone else’s son or daughter. Having said that – let me tell you about this GREAT swimming instructors we have found. At first it was hard for me to buy into their philosophy. The lessons are only 10 minutes long, Monday through Thursday for 8 weeks. I was so afraid my son…
G & G’s Mom