Learn to Swim - Basics of Buoyancy

[@swimlifepro8737]

Hey, everyone! SwimLifePro has just placed all of our videos on KZbin for free, forever! Feel free to check out our channel for more videos! We hope you enjoy all of the work we've done. :)

[@aldaloyi]

SwimLifePro r

[@isralawati4489]

thanksss

[@asacy2463]

SwimLifePro qaAwqqSew

[@leaderdaniel5180]

i get a lot of muscle cramps I NEED HELP 😭

[@antdx316]

If you exhale all the air in you, you will sink. At least I do. I would always wear a Jet Ski PFD USCG certified life jacket. You don't do anything and it floats you.

[@emilywip]

Just tried it this morning and after some trial and error, I could finally float and look upwards (my dream!!!). Thank you so much. This is such a simple and effective tutorial.

[@rimahnezzy2071]

I'm going to the pool this weekend hope it works😕

[@sultancokgezici2493]

Congrats

[@freespirit7328]

My Legs always sink.what to do!!!

[@emilywip]

@@freespirit7328 try lifting up your torso higher!

[@freespirit7328]

@@emilywip ok,I will try next time . Thank You 🙏😊

[@punitasalwan8921]

I am 50 and learned swimming last month. Though I was quite sceptical in the beginning but since I started floating within four days, I didn't let go the momentum. And without any doubt, KZbin videos have kept me motivated. Being from a teaching field, I adopt the self-directed learning approach which is suitable for adult learning. Follow the areas you want to improve as per your instinct and work upon them. Now I am regularly doing 30 breadths daily and building up my strength.

[@run3426]

Never give up and Believe that you can do it!

[@freespirit7328]

Wow. 30 breadths/day in A month at 50..i means salute to your motivation and Methodology👏👏👏 However ,even when being senior to Me in age..u r lucky that u r learning in the age of KZbin videos and easy Internet. Beast of luck!👍👍!!

[@geekmeee]

😮 WOW... When I was in high school the PE coach tried to teach me to swim for 2 years.... I don’t remember him telling me ANY of these things! I just thought I couldn’t swim. Looking at these clear instructions (which make sense) I am motivated to go out and give it a try! ...This looks like a blast... That I’ve needlessly been missing!!... I am convinced now, EVERYBODY should learn how to swim.

[@timothyjohnson9799]

I'm 54 yrs old learning to swim. This video is very very helpful.I wish I'd seen it before my first attempt at back float in a swim class, because I had a terrible experience recovering to standing position. Now I know the hand movement is the opposite to front float recovery!!

[@askarvin]

Loved the video. As a non swimmer and having a deep fear for water, these tips will certainly help me. I can absolutely relate to the non swimmer mistakes. Thank you so much for creating this great video.

[@eaglegl]

Nice demonstration and a very clear explanation. Big time help for beginners, need help on breathing and strokes. Please keep it coming, thank you so much.

[@altermeaseholt7077]

Love this Vedic great way to get started

[@ferea8414]

I learned how to swim last month and I am 51. I was scared of water.

[@yashvintackoory2893]

Fere A i am 30 and learning to swim now. I really enjoy the challenge and regret not having tried earlier. There were 6 yrs old kids in the pool.

[@ritujaharidas259]

I like this chat thread. Please do share how your experience was and what worked for you. I am 24 and regret not learning how to swim when I was a child. I have made various scenarios of myself dying in water and that's very disturbing because I really do want to learn how to swim!

[@yarapolana]

My deepest fear is drowning, my nightmares were about tsunamis, pools etc. I started learning last week and I had my first dream about deep waters and I wasn't afraid. I am 30 and I feel like only now its the right time to face my fear =) I couldn't have done it earlier, my state of mind wasn't ready.

[@dustmite723]

That’s awesome! You are so brave! Swimming is the best 😊

[@caramelbilquees]

Well Done

[@interceptfist]

wow this was a great video! my swimming instructor did not even mention some of these things! KZbin wins again. Subscribed! thanks! next class I'm going to apply these things to better float and hopefully can glide too.

[@borisbeker5927]

I am an adult swimming biginner. have been practicing in both deep and shallow pools. I feel very comfortable in the water after 12 hours of swimming together, but looking at this video has definately cleared out some of my mistakes. thanx alot for this video

[@divyasrivastav1488]

Thank you so much ...I am 34 did not knew anything about swimming but I learned to swim by using your techniques . Thank you so much :)

[@ayabaheera]

Thank you! I'm a beginner swimming and have been struggling for years trying to float. I learned how to somewhat glide beneath the surface. But I hardly went anywhere because of my lack of knowledge how to work. Finally it makes sense! Thank you again!

[@dakota4890]

your lucky because I can barley even float😂

[@amorska11]

For years seriously..c mon girl

[@ayabaheera]

Is that hard to believe? Swimming doesn't come easily for everyone.

[@JoanKSX]

You are not alone. Me too, trying years to float then only to know that I have to hold air in my lung in order to float OMG biggest discovery for the mystery why I could never able to float LOL

[@dooood66]

super method of teaching, every educative, many thanks.

[@ABprecious1]

I am 70 yrs old learning to swim. I can not float on my back I am so afraid. i can do front float pretty well. I have fear of water. this was a good video. Thanks.

[@JuicedUpLemon]

Audrey Cooper My grandmother is also 70 and she learned to swim this year. She got her lifeguards certification soon after and now she's a lifeguard at her local community pool. 😎

[@ABprecious1]

BITCH PUDDIN' Blam! God Bless your grandma. I am determined, just have to learn to relax.

[@TheWinonaJohnson]

So proud of you. How is your swimming going?😊

[@pcysneros]

Do you know how to swim now?

[@AnythingWithAbeat]

I have the opposite problem. O can float on my back but not my front

[@ajithbs2000]

Very useful for beginners

[@techno31]

Thank you so much for this video! I watched it at the beach just now and went out and floated for the first time in my life!! I could never do it before!

[@PutuWidiarsa]

Thanks for the tutorial. As child i had difficulty in water treading and for it i developed some kind of deep water phobia. With this tutorial i hope i can cure my phobia.

[@lukeiprasetiawati8960]

O my God, i have been trying to float on water many times, but it never worked well. I watched this video the other day and got into the pool today. Finally, I learn how to float. Thank you so much, this video is VERY helpful.

[@iwelin0643]

My mistake was to not relax while floating on water, and forget to exhale. Thank you so much you cleared few things for me.

[@swimlifepro8737]

PrimeZer You're welcome! I'm glad you were able to clear a few things up! Feel free to check out all of our tutorials on each of the six official strokes, and treading water on our page! :)

[@hunterellis8986]

Thanks, this video cleared a few things up for me.

[@afitheresa-ll9vs]

I feel like i've been searching for this all my life! Thank you for doing this

[@welalina]

Very useful tips for beginners. This is what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@kavanhm6665]

Very nicely taught.eye pointing downwards so that hip will raise helping leg not to go downward was one of the key point.everytime I used to see front and in response my leg used to drop down,I didn't knew the reason.i can try your method now.thank you.

[@LiyaLiya-jr7in]

it's one of my favorite video because of this I really learn swimming

[@infinity8422]

Most of the instructions videos just show how to back float. But don't explain how to get back to standing position. I am so glad I found it in this video's 05:50 part. Thank you very much.

[@pascalm6571]

" when your face is in the water you will note be able to inhale any air " .. thank you! I figured out I've been doing it wrong my whole life.

[@ganeshram863]

Iam 62 and started a month ago. The instructor did not teach me this basic Floating Technique. I will start trying this from today 28 April 2022 and give feed back in 2 days after practicing this. Thanks for the Technique❤

[@gauravrijal4006]

Hey, I practiced the back float as you had suggested with the chin up, body relaxed and held breath, and it worked perfectly. Thanks.

[@pallavisingh-lg5bm]

Great video and very very helpful...the biggest mistake i was making was looking up while trying to float...thanks a lot !!

[@AlesahVillalon]

Thank you, +SwimLifePro! Because of this video, I learned to do some front float and glide in just a few minutes! ✔✔🖒🖒This will serve as prep prior to taking some pro lessons. I've given the instructor a huge favor :). Keep 'em comin', SwimLifePro!

[@CS-wc2uz]

Worth noting that natural buoyancy varies greatly in individuals. So people who don't have especially good natural buoyancy shouldn't be discouraged from swimming, even if they have trouble maintaining a prolonged prone float.

[@dusky2008last]

Thank you so much for this lesson. I'm trying the back float at the moment in my swimming lessons.

[@jak9148]

This was the best video i found till now on youtube for swimming lesson

[@AnkitSharma1595]

Great Explanation. I was committing the same mistake, but now I improved and able to swim easily. Thanks alot

[@IkonicLionProductions]

Brilliant! Great job with the tutorials.

[@charlesclements4350]

You might want to add a segment about neutral buoyant person whose upper body would float but their feet would sink down. They would try to achieve the exact same result as the positive buoyant person and would believe that they have failed when they really have succeeded.

[@kventinho]

i have this 'problem'! So what you're saying is that i have succeeded, and that this is not a problem?

[@markeshiaricks]

Exactly this. Floating with your legs down is still floating!

[@davidmclean1134]

This what i do, every time i try to float my legs slowly sink, how do I stop this from happening?

[@proxyzov]

@@davidmclean1134 late answer but if ur freestyle swimming keep your head down since your head and legs need to be in the same position. if your head is looking forward you sink since it is out of position.

[@amanygomaa9369]

my first swimming lesson ever was today, I had a big trouble to recover to standing position from back float. I will try this trick next time, I hope it works. thank you for your excellent demo.

[@amanygomaa9369]

This is an update about how to recover to standing position from back float, and yes, it worked, you just need to do it fast to overcome the tension of the water that made me feel like stuck to the surface of the water. try it few times, you will get it.

[@kshirr2]

thanks for teaching me how to properly dismount from the float positions! I was sinking out of my forward float.

[@murtazarasheed9226]

what a fabulous video is this. i saw many videos on swimming that is the best video

[@nancymurphy2292]

Well done instructions for beginners and swim instructor, I will refer my students to this site and we will advance their swimming with ease. Thanks

[@kundanbharambe4438]

Good information! I know front float but didn't know the back float. Will try now! Thanks much!

[@beast11135]

I never took any classes and just jumped In the deep end. I know how to swim decently but I am watching these types of videos to be more confident when going to the lake or deep end of a pool

[@al-juryjamlal-lyl8084]

Hello. I am from Saudi Arabia. Your channel is useful and more than wonderful. I hope with all my heart that all the videos will be translated into Arabic. Thanks for your effort, time and interaction with us.

[@muhammadanwer1128]

Thanks sir, you teach us very easy and simple. From Pakistan

[@DhanabalanSindhu]

nice video. simple and easy.

[@thetutorialpgno1]

hi, not required to hold the breath on front n back floating. it tenses up the stomach muscles n brings the body down.. free flowing bubbles is required for body to become light

[@shamlamoodley5654]

I am 62 years old and have started swimming. I have a problem with treading in the water.

[@ariellejoygenaga6709]

This is sooooo helpfuuuuul! Appreciate this one. Hope I'll get over my fear of drowning.

[@run3426]

I want you to know you are beautiful! You are beautiful just the way you look now! You are important! You have meaning and worth! I love you so much! Jesus loves you too! You do not need any adjustments to your body to look beautiful! Beauty is on the inside of the Heart! You are beautiful!

[@AlbaderBohamad]

I love this channel, because I really like and enjoy swimming (I just spend 8 hours at the pool today). However, what really makes me love this channel is that it offers me the proper technique and it is demonstrated physically and stated verbally in a specific and perfect way with high quality audio and video, and I can access this knowledge whenever and I want. The only downside of this compared to having an instructor with you at the pool is the lack of feed back to your swimming and your questions. But this is still better than what I'm getting from my instructor... Because my instructor trains like 10 or more people at the time from different levels of swimming skills and he barely gives feed back because of the many people that he's "supposedly" "instructing"... Also, he doesn't care all that much about those who are seemingly trying to improve themselves out of love for swimming and dedication. He o ly focuses on newcomers and those who like to Co plain about how the technique is hard or like to just chatter to waste time and such... I ask for feed back of how I'm doing and also for redemonstration of the proper way of doing a certain technique so that I make sure I'm doing it right and am not practicing wrongly... It really pisses me off seeing that I'm not getting proper instructing because I'm dedicating myself while others are complain, therefore they're the ones who need attention. I think it's ultimately the gym's fault, because instructing session (yes one singular session a day) is just 30 onites short only

[@rogelioelizondo4817]

Thank you for this video. I’m about to go to boot camp and I’ve never learned how to swim but this definitely helped a lot!

[@AlexOxygen]

US Navy?

[@syverexion]

Who are those ungrateful freaks who keep giving a thumbs down to helpful videos like these. If you think you're better at swimming and teaching it, just make your own videos and leave other supposedly inferior ones alone. Anyways, thank you to the maker of this video. I gave you a thumbs up, your video is really helpful and great.

[@WinningFailsTV]

"only breath in when your mouth is out of the water" i've been doing it all wrong all these years

[@jogmas12]

Nabby Nabs there ya go

[@fuitbythefoot]

ga- GLUBGLGUBGLGLBGGUPFFFFF GASP

[@fuzzyredponcho]

breath in when your mouth is out of water what does that mean?

[@jeffl1467]

@@fuzzyredponcho it means that when your mouth is not underwater or in the water:)

[@fuzzyredponcho]

@@jeffl1467 thanks!

[@martinsprince2535]

wow its an all in one video thanks a lot bro

[@RobGams]

Great, straight forward video. I find my legs are not floating to the top or surface of the water and I’m already holding my breath and looking down. Any tips to get my legs higher up when floating? Thanks!

[@rgv5966]

This is a very informative video. Helps clear a lot of questions in your head when you are beginner.

[@S3r53]

Nice video. I'll put what I've learnt here into practice. Thank you

[@switchfish24]

Thank you! Fantastic tutorial!!!

[@madhuridahale8257]

Awesome video....all in one super duper helpful very nice explanation..👍👍👍

[@JohnTolentino]

Very clear explanation! I've never seen a video explaining the fundamentals of swimming as well as you have. Great video!

[@LJ_adventure]

As someone who is taught to swim as an infant I always thought that swimming was natural to humans but I've been going down a rabbit hole of adults learning how to swim and I'm learning the opposite, that swimming is not innate but instead it is a learned skill. It's fascinating to learn the components of swimming that I just do automatically

[@LCarefortheworld]

Thank you for uploading the videos. Very helpful

[@stevek5193]

thank you bro for such a good lesson in swimming.. blowing water, floating .thanks

[@iheanyichukwuugwuanya2424]

I love this video. Really instructional. Sounds and looks practical.

[@Meckanimal]

Does this apply for very muscular people.? How come in all tutorials i never see a prototype like me showing the movement.

[@ILOVEPAKISTification]

I love your explanations ! I applied your teaching and floated for sometime before that I couldn't :) But i am having issues with my breaths I can't take after the one and offcourse stroke is very difficult

[@farhatmirza8740]

Excellent video. I needed it. Thanks

[@rashsidd]

A very well done production, Thanks.

[@dmonk926]

this guy is naturally bouyant. Find a dense and big boned, lean, tall guy like me to demonstrate these techniques

[@jemigiwa4528]

D Monk EXACTLY!!!!!!! I couldn't master how to float on my back until a guy who looked like that (lean, tall, dense heavy bones) gave me tips on how to do it. I think it's harder for lean tall people.

[@Athithi7]

I'm 6'2 and 190 pounds and lean as well Guess what even I sink no matter how hard I try to float. There are people with higher fat happily floating beside me. It sucks. One place where fat helps

[@Athithi7]

@@feraldy6637 When did I say I'm underweight. Was speaking of my overwhelmingly high body density there. N yaa I've tried doing nothing as well but my body's lower back and the legs just drip down and the chest follows

[@WhaleShanks11]

@@Athithi7 it means you're doing something wrong. Pro swimmers are tall and have well built muscle. No excuse for guys like you.

[@Athithi7]

@@WhaleShanks11 No excuse? You burnt me outright there. I guess I need to devote myself to swimming for longer periods now. Thanks for the motivation

[@tomatomb8704]

As an experienced teacher I can say this video is pretty good from what I've seen. It's missed out a few little bits but overall pretty good. Interesting front float...his arms are really high. Looks like someone's been swimming butterfly...😎

[@barelypost4037]

I’ve always wanted to learn how to Waterbend 🌊

[@kamaldeep4559]

Now i know, what is it that i'm doing wrong. My instructor never pointed out. Thanks. I'm gonna try these steps in my next class.

[@sambelklara4076]

Great... I can swim now with your advices... Thank you so much...

[@winkie4life]

How do I help someone who literally won’t allow their body to relax and float? Their legs won’t float bc they keep trying to hold them up by fighting the water and natural bouyancy?

[@kimjuhyun1245]

this video is really useful to me i can swim in one day but i still cant control my breath nicely and i still learning wish me luck guys

[@zhckxl5399]

Excellent explanation! I love it!

[@alet1979]

Thank you for sharing this. God bless you

[@stellablue1271]

I recently learned how to back float and then glide on the pool while on my back.... I literally learned it in one day (idk how to swim), but I wanted to learn to do something where I can float on my back and move and still breath regularly -- just in case I ever get stuck in the ocean.

[@AY-vi2ld]

Learn backstroke!

[@nissanferrari1]

I am the type of person that cannot fully understand something until I am shown the demonstration and the reason why you do it this way. I am getting more inspiration to go back to learning swimming as I got a scare and became frightened of water.

[@fahim7399]

I'm learning swimming because my brother died by drowning

[@Olivia-ll6rg]

Rip to your brother

[@ayaanusmani6714]

RIP

[@Mimi.k1lls]

I’m sorry for ur loss

[@richardnetumay301]

RIP

[@vendettta_]

R.I.P😞

[@master-x7283]

nice video! with great explanation

[@samaracllins873]

For school we have to do a swimming unit and idk how to swim hopefully this video helps. I just need to practice a bit before we start swimming

[@sanjapkoki]

He made it look easy. I have drank 345.76 gallons of water so far learning the back float. Am 45

[@jonathansantos6009]

Thank you so much for helping organize those orientations supports. Where’s the pool at?

[@jenicesilva261]

Muito bom os vídeos, estou tentando aprender a andar, não está fácil.

[@daniellejunejomoc9254]

It is hard for me to float facing upward than downward, what's the catch?

[@gotahgemini6415]

Thank you! This was very helpful! What's the next step after this? Could you do a video of rotation to the side as well.

[@cutiezee6289]

Thank you so much for the detailed explanation.

[@ness4031]

Is the video saying that you need to hold your breath the whole time you are floating on your back?

[@FireEagle89]

I just learned to float on my back. I need to learn how to move through the water and float upright. It felt so good when I finally managed that feat 😅😅😅

[@aceporcus7833]

I never saw a pool but after I saw this video I learned how to swim and begun to be confident

[@swimlifepro8737]

Ace Porcus I'm glad to hear it has helped you so much!

[@Oussama-y8m]

you're the best....the all thanks for you

[@Spinking720]

Why does my hips falls during back float?My instructor says my hips are heavy.

[@donlou504]

Your instructor is bad lol

[@melvindias1249]

Bravo! Excellent!

[@nebulaa7776]

OMG thanks dude i need to learn this before 17 cuz im joining swimming

[@WarriorV8]

Hello I haven’t swam in 2 years after discovering a rectal fissure for 3 years now , the doctor said to avoid swiming or the fissure will hurt for a long time . What should i do ? do all pools have chlorine ? i miss swimming so much it’s miserable

[@moniquerousseau5398]

I am in my seventies and learning to swim. I am very scared of the water .Any advise ?

[@johnyhawkahsan]

Wowwwwwww! You made it look so easy. Thank you for the amazing tips.

[@Mixen1Actual]

Thanks, I need to practice this when it gets warmer

[@sonialafolle3870]

Thank you for this video,but it’s difficult for me to stand by myself after floating,front position,I try many times,I’m afraid 😢

[@darshandinesh1198]

Great video very helpful