As the dog days of summer continue, many parents are delighted with the progress their little ones are making in their swimming lessons. With the season soon winding down though, many questions whether it’s necessary to continue swimming during the cooler months.
Across the country, outdoor pools may close in the fall, and canals, rivers, and backyard pools may go cold – but they do not disappear, an ever-present potential danger.
Learning water survival is first and foremost a skill – not a sport or activity. It is a lifelong necessity and is always in season.
Staying “swim-ready” throughout the year reduces the risk of drowning by 88%!
Additionally, swimming year-round will enhance their all-around well-being, providing a balanced form of exercise, reducing anxiety, and releasing endorphins into the body.. It’s a great way to promote activity in children which can improve sleep while reinforcing their skillset and improving their ability to survive in a variety of water situations.
Additionally, studies suggest that little ones who swim have enhanced cognitive ability, social skills, and advanced coordination.
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For more information and to add swim lessons to your fall routine, contact British Swim School of Metro Charlotte today! Phone Number: 704-440-3560
