Welcome I teach swimming lessons for kids in Miami my name is Andreina I am from Venezuela and I speak English and Spanish.
Teaching kids to swim is a passion of mine, I have dedicated over 17 years in preschool education as a teacher where the love for children increased even more. Learn more about my services and contact me via text or call!
Now with the addition of my two sisters we are able to help even more clients in Miami, Fl learn how to swim correctly. Learn more here on our instructors page.
Your baby will learn a life skill that is fun, great exercise and could even save their life someday. With our Miami kids swimming lessons the most important thing is to get your baby comfortable in the water.
This might take some time depending upon your babies age, their own disposition for the water environment or their previous exposure to the water.
It’s important that the water and air temperature are warm enough so your child will be comfortable and remain in a relaxed positive mood.
Basic skills: Splashing, blowing bubbles, kicking, face in the water, floating.
This is a fun age group to teach swimming because they are coordinated enough to use basic skills. It is a good way to bond with children while at the same time building trust.
I will build their skills in incremental steps, one skill building upon another. For example, I will alternate between high energy skills, such as kicking, and low energy skills, such as floating, to create a balanced swimming lesson.
Basic skills: Blowing bubbles, holding breath, floating and kicking on back and tummy, jump in the water and come back to wall or to instructor, treading water and diving.
This level is more advanced but the basic movements are still important. Children at this age are ready to learn the proper techniques for the free style, back stroke, breast stroke and elementary back stroke. These strokes require more coordination. However, each child learns at a different pace so it’s important to be patient and focus on water safety first and technique second.
Basic skills: Master holding breath (diving), floating effortlessly on front and back, treading water, advanced kicking, breathing correctly while swimming, combination skills of both arms and legs
Teens and Adults: Students at this age usually learn really quickly because they are highly coordinated and more receptive to taking instructions. At this level, the student should be able to float by themselves while adjusting body position and orientation.
Basic skills: Stand up from floating position, advanced kicking, master floating, arm techniques (strokes), breathing skills, treading water with both legs and arms, working on strength and endurance.
Remember, swimming is a fantastic exercise and it can be practiced for the rest of your lives! This is also an important lesson that could one day save the life of a loved one. There are so many pools and the ocean being so close to us here in Miami it is important that we learn how to swim at an early age for survival! Are you interested in learning how to swim? Or perhaps you have a child that you think is ready to get a swimming lesson by a professional swimmer. Call now to book your swimming lesson in Miami spots fill up very quickly!
Swimming Lessons For Kids in Miami and Adults! Learn To Swim With Andreina
Phone: 786-873-4021
From Andreina:
In Miami, where the water is a way of life, I’ve found my calling. I’m Andreina, a 40 “something” year-old swim instructor, and every day, I’m surrounded by the laughter and energy of people learning to swim. Here, where pools are as common as palm trees and the ocean is our backyard, teaching swimming is more than just a job – it’s a way to keep my community safe.
My story starts back in Venezuela, where my love for swimming began. Those early days in the water taught me not just how to swim, but also the importance of respecting the water. Now, in Miami, I share this respect with my students. I teach them that swimming is fun, but it’s also about being safe. We’re surrounded by water, and knowing how to handle yourself in it is crucial. It’s not just about swimming laps; it’s about understanding how to be safe in and around water.
In my classes, we focus on the basics – how to move in the water, how to breathe, and most importantly, how to stay safe. I see it as my responsibility to ensure that everyone who comes to me leaves with the skills to enjoy the water safely. This is especially important in Miami, where the temptation to jump into a pool or run into the ocean is a part of everyday life.
I also try to pass on the life lessons that come with swimming. Lessons about perseverance, about facing your fears, and about the importance of always being prepared. These lessons go beyond the pool; they’re skills that my students can carry with them in all aspects of life.
At the end of the day, when I see my students’ confidence grow, I feel a sense of accomplishment. I know that I’m not just teaching them to swim; I’m helping them develop a skill that could save their life one day. In a city like Miami, where water is everywhere, that’s a skill everyone should have.