Yesterday different popular figures of the Spanish swimming presented the "Swimming is life" program for small swimmers, which aims to learn swimming is a healthy, safe and fun activity.
It is a plan of the Royal Spanish Swimming Federation which aims to print the "Swimming is life" stamp to unify the teaching of swimming, with interesting incentives for children.
The program offers parents a clear and definite guide to the path children follow as they progress in their swimming lessons, orienting them towards the acquisition of life habits, greetings through sports practice.
The main purpose is improve the safety and confidence of children in the aquatic environment, as well as rewarding and motivating them to remain swimming as long as possible, perhaps for their entire lives.
For this reason, a series of original "prizes" have been designed, certificates in which different marine animals appear in danger of extinction, taking advantage of this to increase awareness of this problem.
On the Nadar es vida website you can find all the information about the program, aimed at swimming schools, monitors and parents, with a search engine for the nearest swimming schools.
The Swim is Life program is aimed at children from the age of three and I think it can give confidence to those parents who take their children to swimming lessons and make it a little more fun for the little ones, always safely.
