September 7, 2010

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Philosophy

 

One of the most satisfying and rewarding skills in life is to learn how to swim. In our part of the country, where lakes, rivers and oceans abound around us and excellent competitive swim leagues thrive, becoming a competent, safe swimmer lets us take full advantage of the Pacific Northwest's offerings. A top priority at Agnew Aquatics is to develop within an individual a respect for the water and an understanding of how his/her body interacts with the water.

Swimming is a very complex skill made up of many simple components. From crawlstroke to backstroke, from breaststroke to butterfly each stroke when broken down into small components becomes a manageable skill anyone can learn. Once the basic components are combined the complex skill of a specific stroke is achieved. It doesn't happen overnight and everyone develops at their own pace but with practice and desire anyone can learn to swim any stroke.

The most important aspect of teaching someone how to swim is the environment. Comfortable surroundings, friendly, knowledgeable instruction and patience are key to successful swim instruction. Each swim program at Agnew Aquatics, whether it is a parent/tot water familiarization class or an advanced stroke lesson, nurtures self-esteem and self-confidence by creating a fun, enjoyable and positive atmosphere.

Learning how to swim opens a whole new world of fun and excitement and every lesson at Agnew Aquatics is filled with just that, FUN AND EXCITEMENT!                                                                                                                                                                                

 
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