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A new toddler at the pool looks about with wide eyes.New sights, new sounds, new people, but why? A teacher stops by and kneels with a smile.Glancing back at the pool, it looks like an ocean to a child. Yet with a soothing voice and steady, gentle handThe child is lead to the water with

While our world seems turned upside down and normalcy seems a thing of the past, it is important to remember that, ‘This too shall pass’.  There are a lot of things outside of our control right now and those things we took for granted only days ago have been set aside for a time.  Our

How has Covid-19 impacted your life?  Has it changed how and for which items you shop?  Has it impacted the places you go and the people you see?  Maybe there has been a more direct impact in your life? Out of an abundance of precaution, we know that it has now affected your and your

We know that being stuck at home can get monotonous and maybe even a little boring for our children. Here are some fun things to do to hopefully cure your boredom and stir craziness! Movie nights can be fun for the whole family, especially if the whole night is themed towards the movie you are

“The tongue has the power of life and death.”  Proverbs 18:21 (NIV)  The words you choose to say matter. When we speak positive things, we are giving opportunity for positive outcomes.  This is my favorite Bible verse and I have always found it to be true no matter the circumstance. However, nothing has proven it

DROWNING PREVENTION:   Drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death in children under 4 years and it can happen 365 days per year. Swimming year-round is the best way to protect your child from the very real danger of the water. Year-round swimmers retain a healthy respect for the water and build skills way beyond

As this year comes to a close we have begun to look back in retrospection. Oklahoma Swim Academy made the difficult decision to close our doors in March due to the on-going pandemic. Our hearts were heavy as we knew that drownings do not take a break just because a virus is sweeping the globe.

(2 minute read) As Oklahomans, after the long, hot days of summer, we greatly anticipate cooler weather and the changing of seasons.  The heat of summer in our region is relentless, and with kids pent up at home, we become restless in waiting for some of the management of that youthful energy to be transferred