Official Total Immersion Swimming

Are you passionate about swimming but can’t find the right style that suits you? Are you looking for ways to improve your swimming skills and become more confident every time you have to get into a pool? Do you want to master the arts of total immersion swimming? You are in the right place! Here, you will not only gain significantly greater comfort, self-assurance and swimming proficiency, but you’re also going to learn a set of skills and techniques that will help you find yourself in the world of swimming. Along with the foundations and basics of swimming, you will learn the benefits of immersion swimming methodology and how this will aid your performance, improve balance and promote better posture in the water. Much like yoga, this method relies a lot on ‚Äúfeeling” every move you make in the water and being aware of your body and position at all times. It isn’t always easy to try out and master several methods of swimming, however, with this course, you will learn how to become a more efficient swimmer who’s always in charge of their own body. Here, we will cover the various drills executed in this method of swimming and how you can utilise them in order to improve your technique in the water. The course will break down each action of each move until a full stroke is formed. It’s a comprehensive course that will give you the tools to take into the water with you and increase your performance and confidence overall. Topics ranging from the fastest-acting and most efficient skill drills all the way to breathing techniques are guaranteed to have a great impact on your experiences as a swimmer. So, enrol now to unleash your full potential! Who Is This Course For? Beginners who would like to improve their swimming skills, Swimmers that are looking for a specific style they can adopt, Individuals trying to learn to swim at their own pace, People that want to be more confident and self-assured when they go swimming, Those who would like to learn all about total immersion swimming drills