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Swimming is a huge part of life in Australia – but what if you can’t swim? In the Central Queensland mining town of Dysart, the public pool is bringing together long-time locals and those born a world away.
High school teacher Adam Kelvin Mhende is swimming for the first time after moving to the town from Zimbabwe- facing his fears with the help of Dysart Swim Centre Manager, Millie.
A gentle, deep breathing exercise to help calm your nerves.
Swimming is life skill for Australians. And while the numbers of drownings in Australia are reducing, on average they still claim the lives of at least four people per week.
One of those four is generally someone who was born overseas. In this Brisbane swimming pool, they're doing something about it.
Athletics legend and sports pundit, Colin Jackson, and BBC Breakfast TV presenter, Naga Munchetty, have started to learn to swim with us at the ages of 52 and 44 respectively.
According to research carried out by Swim England, one in five adults in Britain are unable to swim. Colin and Naga are determined not to be part of this statistic and recently began swimming lessons with Everyone Active.
Check out this great video by Lia Lavon discussing her experience with learning to swim as an adult.
Watching time is approximately 20 minutes.
Please note Lia's experience is based on what is taught in America which may be different to what is taught in NSW Australia.
Learning to swim isn't easy, especially if you've never been into a pool before. Whether it's a while since you've been in the water or you're gearing up for your first-ever swim, Heather has some great tips to help you build your confidence in the water and progress quickly.
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A Splash of Colour Swimming recommend you learn to swim in the shallow end with qualified instructors.
Great video to help you choose your swimming goggles.
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