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Caribe Swim Adult Swim Lessons

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7 contributions to Caribe Swim Adult Swim Lessons
My swimming journey so far
Hello to the Caribe Swim Community and a big shout out to coaches Jeff and Meredith! My name is Ijeoma and I joined the community to get help with my swimming technique and to build endurance.Having been swimming and taking regular lessons for three years, I do swim the whole length of most standard 25m to 30m pools but I have not been able to do more than one lap without taking a short rest which I suspect to be a mind over matter issue. I found Jeff’s YT video on shallow water swimming quite revealing particularly the segment about complete relaxation. I still have a fair way to go towards completely mastering my fear of deep water and hoping to enrol on the paid membership by taking advantage of the early bird discount. NB. I cancelled the book purchase I made 4 days ago and hope you will let me know how refund will work. Many thanks
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New comment 13d ago
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@Coach Jeff! I thought you were focusing solely on beginners! Are you saying that there will be learning resources for people like me who are not beginners; that there will be something for everyone no matter their stage of learning?
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Thanks very much, Coach Mer. This is super helpful. I intend to remain in the Caribe community and will be glad to provide updates about my journey.
Learn to Swim In 2025 With This New Program!!
Caribe Nation, We are INSANELY excited to announce a new 45-day online program called the Swim S.L.O.W. transformation program. This is the closest thing to an in-person retreat, without having to leave the comfort of your swimming pool. Here is a link with the details & more information coming this week. 45 Day Swim S.L.O.W. Program 🔺 As a thank you, we are offering this FREE for any member who HAS enrolled in our Annual Program. Please complete the application below. 🔺 For monthly members, please use the coupon code 2025swim45 for 50% off tuition or transition to annual membership to save even more. [Limit 10] The program begins on January 2nd, 2025. The community has 1st access to registration - we will be opening it to the general public in 3 days. 🔺 Spots are limited to 30. Don't wait, it WILL fill. Please complete THIS APPLICATION for consideration. See you there! Coach Jeff & Coach Meredith.
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New comment 15d ago
Learn to Swim In 2025 With This New Program!!
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Hi Coaches Jeff and Meredith It seems your primary focus is on beginner swimmers and this is great! May I, however, ask you to clarify if your swim school will also cater to people who are further on in their swimming journey such as those who are comfortable in water and can swim but need to improve their technique for better mastery?
Challenge and video discussion 11:30 - 12 MN London time
Hi Did this virtual meeting take place as scheduled? Not sure if had logged in to the wrong address as I seemed to be the only one at the meeting which is most unlikely 🥲
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New comment 21d ago
Top 5 Reasons Women Don't Learn to Swim
Caribe Nation Women, I am preparing a video and need your help. What WERE your top 5 reasons?
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New comment 10d ago
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@Dorothy Bean It can be difficult to juggle our competing priorities but I’m confident you will find a way to work around the challenges if you’re determined 😊
Ongoing learning
Hi Coaches Jeff and Meredith I’m looking forward to learning from your team how to practically reconcile the seemingly opposing concepts of holding in and tensing the tummy for a correct streamline, with that of correctly taking a full breath/ box breathing/ diaphragmatic breathing. I’m very relaxed in the pool but finding the practice if the correct breathing technique, as per your curriculum, a challenge.
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New comment 23d ago
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@ coach Jeff, the type of support I need will include any advice or tips to help me swim more than one freestyle lap of the pool without feeling the need for a rest. Same applies with breaststroke which I find even more tiring. Any tips on how I can overcome this type of inertia, coach?
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@coach Jeff Wood Regarding your first question, I have watched and can claim to have completed your shallow water mastery course. The only things I’m still trying to work on are the log roll from a stationary position (I get too much water in my face and nose) and the back float which I have not managed to maintain for more than 5 secs before my legs start sinking. Regarding question two, I usually practise alone in a public pool but will try to explore how to get real time recordings of me swimming during one of my sessions. Will share this when available. Thank you!
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@ijeoma-ajufo-6464
My goal is to feel completely safe in water and though not a beginner, I have some way to go to attaining that dream 😃

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