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In New York and the surrounding areas, there are 25 private swimming instructors available to give swimming lessons
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Students rated their swimming instructor on average 5 out of five from a sample of 9 reviews.
Swimming provides you with many advantages. For example -
In short, swimming is a great activity for both kids and adults to keep fit.
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✅ Average price : | $67/h |
✅ Average response time : | 7h |
✅ Tutors available : | 25 |
✅ Lesson format : | Face-to-face or online |
Learning to swim is important because at any moment there could be an emergency affecting you or a loved one and this emergency might be taking place at a pool or the ocean. Knowing how to swim would be extremely important in this case.
Learning to swim is also a lot of fun and it is one skill that can allow you to spend more time with your family in any swimming-related activity. During summer vacation, it is not uncommon to go to the pool or the ocean and swimming with your friends and family is a great activity, one that will create great memories as well.
Learning swimming is also a great skill to have, especially if you learn its proper technique. Learning with a private instructor can be the key to learning the strokes and movements for swimming. And once you start swimming with proper technique you will realize that swimming is a great physical activity that can help improve your overall health as well as relieve stress and help with your mental health.
If you are interested in learning swimming, but you do not know where to start, you can visit Superprof and find a long list of swimming private instructors in New York; just type down the skill you’d like to learn and your location and a long catalog will be at your disposal.
Swimming is excellent for your brain and your mental health.
Swimming is great for the cardiovascular system, and because of it it helps oxygenate the brain. This helps with your mental health as it reduces stress and improves brain activity.
When swimming you are also coordinating arms and legs, and there is a rhythm that allows you to have a good breathing sequence as well as a good flow in your movements. So swimming is a great activity for coordination and concentration.
Swimming might also give you the chance of making new friends and this helps the social part of your brain. Making good relationships with people and improving your communication with others helps your brain with depression and anxiety.
Lastly, because Swimming is an intense physical activity, it helps you to get a good night's sleep which is highly important for your mental health and your brain activity.
Definitely! Learning with a teacher makes a world of difference. A teacher can help you overcome your fears and then guide you as you learn the very intricate motions and strokes.
For example, the most common mistake swimmers do is perform an arm stroke with their elbow positioned low. A teacher can help the student correct that and by performing a large and proper arm stroke, the student will be able to catch a large amount of water.
Another common mistake is breathing while performing an arm stroke. What we want to do is to breathe in between arm strokes, while one is in front and the other is in recovery. This allows us to turn to the side and breathe.
This brings us to another mistake which is lifting your head up in order to breathe. This makes swimming hard because this makes your body go down into the water and speed slows down dramatically.
As you can see learning with a teacher is of great importance when learning to swim: all of these are common mistakes that are easily fixed and one can certainly avoid each of them by going step by step learning proper technique and building a good, solid foundation. A teacher is fundamental for all of this.
If you are looking for a private instructor to teach you to swim, you can visit Superprof and find the best teacher for you.
Daniela
Swimming tutor
Daniela is an exceptional instructor. We have had only a few lessons and already our child's stroke has improved. Daniela's attention to detail makes our child's stroke more efficient (and graceful). Daniela is also a lot of fun and is lovely, our...
Milo, 1 year ago
Katelyn
Swimming tutor
Katelyn is so great coach, very patient and experienced
Serena, 1 year ago
Ethan
Swimming tutor
Ethan is amazing swimming instructor for my 6 years old boy. He knows well how to teach and play nice and gently with little kids. He has great swim skills as well and very talented. My son loves him so much and can't wait to meet him every time.
Anna, 2 years ago
Maria
Swimming tutor
Maria is an excellent swim instructor for my 7-year old. She is calm and encourging. She provides detailed instructions and even gets in the pool to demonstrate. My child's swimming has greatly improved since having lessons with Maria and she enjoys...
Rizalyn, 3 years ago
Maria
Swimming tutor
Maria is amazing , very patient and very good at explaining. After only 2-3 lessons I feel more confident with the water and I really enjoy the class Totally recommend Maria
Eleana, 3 years ago