Safety Before Skill is a Certified Swim Angelfish Swim School
The mission of the Swim Angelfish program is to provide children of all abilities and special needs with the lifelong skill of being comfortable and safe in the water as well as being confident and independent in recreational activities. The program offers the swimmer additional support to improve each child’s motor skills, core strength, endurance, body awareness, motor planning, coordination, and self-regulation.
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Safety Before Skill Is A Proud Sponsor and Supporter of Special Olympics Arkansas
Our very own Coach Casey Brown coordinates and coaches the Special Olympics of Arkansas swim team, @SOArkansas (SOAR) team Water Dragons. The team meets twice weekly at our West Little Rock facility for ages 8 years to adult.
The program offers not only swim training, but a fun-filled environment to socialize and to build athleticism and leadership skills. They work hard, swim hard, and play hard.
We are very proud of team Water Dragons and their accomplishments! Swim On!
The program offers not only swim training, but a fun-filled environment to socialize and to build athleticism and leadership skills. They work hard, swim hard, and play hard.
We are very proud of team Water Dragons and their accomplishments! Swim On!
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We Offer a Private Special Needs Online Profile
We understand that sometimes the details really do matter.
The link below will guide you to a private form that is emailed directly to Client Services where it will be posted to your private dashboard in our registration system. By completing the questionnaire you are providing direct communication to the coach regarding your swimmers specific needs. This is a successful communication tool between parent and coach, which in turn leads to a successful lesson.
The link below will guide you to a private form that is emailed directly to Client Services where it will be posted to your private dashboard in our registration system. By completing the questionnaire you are providing direct communication to the coach regarding your swimmers specific needs. This is a successful communication tool between parent and coach, which in turn leads to a successful lesson.
