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Top Ten Reasons for choosing Swim for Life Everyone
should learn how to swim. We can teach them.
Never too young to learn ... Never too old to start!
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Promotes safe, active living in, on and around the
water.

The
Lifesaving Society Swim Program is endorsed by the
International Life Saving Federation.
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The best place to learn to swim is in the water.
- Swim for Life stresses lots of in-water practice and having fun. More time
in the water doing, and less time on the deck listening.
- Swim for Life starts by teaching strong foundational skills and essential
personal self-rescue skills needed to survive an unexpected fall into deep
water.
- Floatation aids are key teaching tools. Used to support the swimmer so they
can breathe while learning a new skill.
- Swim for Life continues on by challenging swimmers to develop effective
swimming strokes for longer distances and increased fitness levels.
- Built on the principles of success, evaluation standards set realistic,
achievable goals. Keeping learners happy and interested in swimming.
The best place to learn to behave safely around water is in
the water.
- Swim for Life includes a Water Smart® Experience
component - hands on fun and active teaching activities, lessons that will
last a lifetime.
- You can spot Water Smart® kids right away. They're
the ones who know how to swim and behave safely around water. Swim for Life
makes sure your kids are Water Smart® before they
get in too deep.
The best place to learn skills needed for healthy active living,
now and for the future.
- Swim for Life develops skills necessary for safe and healthy active living.
A perfect fit for those who work and play on or near water.
- Swim for Life keeps youths challenged, having fun and interested in learning
more. Ready to go further to learn first aid and lifesaving training through
Junior Lifeguard Clubs, Canadian Swim Patrol and Bronze Medal Awards.
- Swim for Life develops skills that connect directly into Lifesaving Society
programs that certify youths for future employment as Lifeguards and Instructors.
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