Wings Over Water School of Swimming Brewster, NY

Breaststroke Breakdown

Every stroke is made up of small movements that work together. In this demonstration, our instructor breaks down the breaststroke step by step, showing proper arm movement, timing, and body position to help swimmers build a stronger, more efficient stroke.

Master the basics, and the whole stroke comes together.

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Shake, Splash, Stand Up!

A little dancing goes a long way in the pool! This playful activity helps young swimmers become more comfortable on their own while building confidence and independence in the water.

As they dance and move, they’re also practicing an important safety skill: if they go under, they learn to stand back up.

Learn more about our one-of-a-kind Swimplicity® program at wingsoverwater.com.

Walk, Jump, Splash 💦

This young swimmer walks the length of the tot dock, jumps into the water to the instructor, and is then safely passed to Dad.

Activities like this help children build balance, coordination, confidence, and comfort in the water while learning to follow directions. Every successful activity reinforces important water safety skills and helps young swimmers become more confident in the water.

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Play With A Purpose

The toys we use in swim lessons do much more than keep children smiling. They help build important swimming skills like kicking, reaching, blowing bubbles, breath control, and confident movement through the water.

Each activity is carefully designed to keep swimmers engaged, encourage listening and participation, and build confidence with every lesson.

Because when learning is fun, progress comes naturally.

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Smart Swimmers, Safe Kids

Practicing a pencil jump off the mat, this young swimmer moves confidently into the water and swims to the dock with instructor guidance. Each repetition builds confidence, coordination, and essential water safety skills.

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Pencil Jump Practice

Learning where to jump is just as important as learning how to jump. With her instructor giving clear direction and providing support, this young swimmer practices a safe pencil jump from the edge of the pool, building confidence while developing an important water safety skill.

Ready to help your child build confidence and learn essential water safety skills? Visit wingsoverwater.com to learn more and enroll today.

Ready, Enter, Swim!

This young swimmer starts on the pool deck, makes their way to the ramp with guidance from a lifeguard, then enters the water and swims confidently back to their parent with support from their instructor.

Activities like this help children practice safe pool entry, listening skills, following directions, and independent swimming while building confidence in and around the water. Every lesson strengthens important water safety skills that can last a lifetime.

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Hold, Move, Exit!

One of the most important water safety skills we teach is knowing what to do if a child finds themselves in the water unexpectedly.

In this activity, swimmers practice holding onto the wall, monkey walking along the edge to a safe area, and exiting at the stairs if they are unable to climb out on their own.

These skills help children stay calm, make safe choices, and build confidence around the water. Every lesson is designed with water safety as the priority.

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Happy Father’s Day To All Our Swim Dads!

Today we celebrate the dads, grandfathers, and father figures who cheer from the pool deck, offer encouragement, and support every step of their swimmer’s journey.

Thank you for helping build confidence, celebrating milestones, and making water safety a priority for your family.

We wish all of our swim dads a very Happy Father’s Day!