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Texas Swim Academy is Proud to Partner with Autism Speaks to Provide Scholarships for Our Adaptive Aquatics Program
Special Needs
Texas Swim Academy has partnered with Autism Speaks, the world’s leading autism and science advocacy organization. As a new recipient of the Autism Speaks Swimming and Water Safety Scholarship Program, Texas Swim Academy will now begin awarding Adaptive Aquatics program scholarships to swimmers with autism spectrum disorders. Our goal has always been to provide all Read More
At Texas Swim Academy, we have a an aquatics program that fits every child’s needs. Our goal is provide every single swimmer with the personal, one-on-one attention from certified instructors and “result-oriented” programs. With the right instruction and guidance, we believe every student has opportunity to be comfortable, confident, and successful in the water. Prior Read More
Should Parents Be Concerned About Secondary Drowning After a Swim Lesson?
Survival Swim, Water Safety
Many don’t realize that drowning can occur outside of a swimming pool. It’s a phenomenon known as “dry drowning” or “secondary drowning” that happens when someone breathes in small amounts of water during a struggle. That triggers muscles in the airways to spasm which can make it hard to breathe. There have been many blogs Read More
Limited Space for Summer Swimming Lessons at Texas Swim Academy
Texas Swim Academy, Texas Swim Academy Programs
School may be out for summer, but the 2014 swimming season is just starting. There’s no better way to enjoy the summer heat than in a nice cool pool or beach. Whether your child is just learning how to swim or just needs to brush up on his or her swimming skills, swim lessons are Read More
Texas Swim Academy Participates in the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson Event on June 20th
Texas Swim Academy
Every year, the nation’s top safety and training organizations join together to hold the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson (WLSL). This event was created to help build awareness about the importance of teaching a child to swim to prevent drowning. On June 20, 2014, water parks, pools, and aquatic facilities like Texas Swim Academy will be Read More