ABC's of Swimming

ABC's of Swimming


Just as children heading back to school will be focusing on learning we want to remember that successfully learning new skills of any kind; academic, physical, or emotional, requires time, practice, and effort.

Every child learns at their own pace...Swimming is a skill that you lose if you don't use it! We are teaching our students a life-long, life-saving skill.


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Mother's Day Fun Facts

Did You Know?

  • More calls are made on Mother’s Day than any other day of the year.

  • Woodrow Wilson signed Mother’s Day into law in 1914.

  • Mother’s Day is celebrated all over the World.

We love our Moms at Little Fins! Whether you are an Aqua Babies mom who loves getting in the pool with your little one, or your little swimmer(s) have moved on to one-on-one lessons and you cheer them on from the side of the pool, we hope you have the best Mother’s Day! Here are some of our favorite pics of moms at Little Fins. Be sure to post yours in our comments.

Honoring the First Black Woman to Medal in The Olympics 

Honoring the First Black Woman to Medal in The Olympics 

In 2016 Simone Manuel became the first Black female swimmer to win an individual Olympic gold. It was around age 12 that Simone became focused on swimming and it soon became apparent that she had the ability to be special. She turned into a force to be reckoned with in and out of the pool.

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New Year, New Start: 2023 Deadliest Drowning Year in Colorado History

New Year, New Start: 2023 Deadliest Drowning Year in Colorado History

2023 was the deadliest year for drownings on record in Colorado lakes, rivers, and streams. Falling into a pool of water with clothes on can produce fear and hysteria in an otherwise calm swimmer. It is important to practice in clothing and shoes during lessons. Little Fins is using January to invite babies to the pool in their pajamas to practice infant survival in their clothes.

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Ms. Deana is Giving the Boot to Cancer

Ms. Deana is Giving the Boot to Cancer

I have had the honor and privilege of knowing Ms. Deana since we were 14 years old…Ms. Deana came to me in January, and with tears in her eyes, and told me she had been diagnosed with the most aggressive type of breast cancer. We sat together and cried in the staff room at Union location.

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