Ten practical aspects of working with older adults to enhance the success of our program, and consequently, the improvement of our participants.

The pool should be a safe environment for all to enjoy.  Make the effort to adapt swimming skills for those with special needs – I promise you will receive as great a reward as your students.

Creating a class plan is much like baking a cake.  To ensure the class is well-received, we must know the physical capacities of our students, whether they have specific needs, chronic conditions, etc.  Become a movement chef.

Explore two types of aquatic training for kids (children only classes and family-oriented programs) and find innovative ideas for each class.  A platform for personal development in many dimensions, connecting to ourselves, to our body, to others, and to our most important treasure – our children.

Knowledge is power and both you and your students will benefit from understanding why we do the moves that we do.  Teach the “Why Water Workout” to educate your participants.