Below are a few products our staff use that can to improve your swimming experience. Being warm can make a big difference in your learning experience! If you are sensitive to the cold, we highly recommend the shorty style wet suits. FULL DISCLOSURE-- We receive a small commission from these Amazon links.
North Lake's pool is kept cool (84F) for lap swimming. If you or your child is sensitive to the cold, you may want to consider a lightweight 3mm wetsuit such as the following which we use for staff and private lesson clients.
Use ear drops after swimming.
It clears out the water so you can hear and prevents ear infections.
You can also use isopropyl a alcohol and eyedropper.
You always want to look at the ceiling so you do not get any in your eyes!
Lily recommends these swimmer hair products to protect and help your hair stay healthy.
* We receive a small referral from Amazon on the products, but these are items we use for staff and private lesson clients.
The TYR is Jim's favorite swim suit! It seems to hold up well in chlorine.
Soggy Zoggy Aquatics
Water Fun for Life
These water-resistant swim jackets will help you stay extra warm after swim lessons. I like them for non-swimming as well because they are full length and cut the wind! -Jim
Swimming does not require much equipment, however, the right gear can make your swimming experience better!
For Water Aerobics! This top is great to workout in and helps with the colder water days. The instructor, Sarah, highly recommends it!
These can be very useful for learning to breath and imprint 'deep hands' for the perfect pull. (Adult 2 & 3)
Swim fins are smaller than scuba fins because the kick rate is faster. Jim's choice is the Speedo.
Swim snorkels should have an aggressive curved for your best head-low position.
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