Jump & Swim From Sitting Down Position

At Sailfish Swim Academy, teachers use a fun and interactive approach to teach infants how to swim using the Humpty Dumpty exercise. In this exercise, the parent or guardian stands in front of the infant and encourages them to jump in and swim towards them.

The goal of the Humpty Dumpty exercise is to teach infants how to jump and swim from a sitting position at the wall. Through the exercise, infants develop their cognitive motor skills as they learn to jump in and swim off for different counts, ranging from 3 to 15. This exercise helps infants build their confidence in the water and develop their fine and visual motor swimming skills.

The teachers at Sailfish Swim Academy provide personalized attention and guidance to each child, ensuring that they progress at their own pace and feel comfortable in the water. They create a safe and engaging environment where infants can have fun while learning important swimming skills.