Its that time of year again, Christmas shopping has been slightly different this year so we have put together a gift guide to inspire your gifting this Christmas! Swim Bag, Poncho, Print, Private Lesson Voucher, Topsy and Tim Learn To Swim,...
If your arms and shoulders are getting tired early in your swim, or you’re not seeing the pace improvements you’d like, then addressing your strength training regime is an excellent idea. The main upper body muscles which will boost your...
In this post written by one of our Lead Teachers Becca we break down the movements that make up the stroke, the steps we take when teaching it and the benefits it has on the body. Breaststroke is my favourite stroke,...
Swimming can be experienced at any age and the joy of developing the technique and stroke proficiency can be achieved at each swimmers’ own pace and ability. Swimming has the power to give your muscles a makeover, transform you into a...
This is something we hear all the time, mostly from adults or from parents commenting on their child’s ability. We breath all day every day without thinking about it - naturally supplying our body with life force whilst we carry...
Neil Bailey Swimming is about to launch a new adult swimming group called 'Ladies That Swim.' These are 45 minute group lessons held in a Private Pool in Great Kingshill. Working on improving technique, aquatic skills and fitness these classes...
We don’t claim to be the best swim school in Beaconsfield, High Wycombe or Buckinghamshire - what we do claim however is that we always try harder. We try harder to:Be inclusiveBe caringBe accommodating and flexibleTo resolve problemsTo challengeTo gain...
When your child starts swimming lessons for the first time, it is often tricky to know exactly what equipment they need, and with thousands of brands offering similar products, choosing items can be a challenge. To help out, we have...
When talking to parents about the learn to swim process we often discuss ‘muscle memory’. But what exactly is muscle memory? To suggest the muscles in our arms and legs remember how to perform the movements for frontcrawl would...