Comments on: 5 Major Life Lessons that Swimming Teaches

By: Susan M Rump Abir

Susan M Rump Abir — Tue, 16 Jul 2024 11:01:39 +0000

As a competitive swimmer for most of my young life, a swim teacher, a life guard, and a coach I experienced many different situations in swimming that called for my attention and care. I agree with Edie Sawyer, in that swimming prepares you if you work at it in so many positive ways. It makes a path for later life that leads one to clear thinking, good decision making, an understanding of cooperation and leadership. I have never regretted my time spent in the pool. On the contrary, Sawyer reminds me it is a noble practice.

By: DeAnne

DeAnne — Sun, 14 Jul 2024 14:02:06 +0000

Even more important, swimming is the ultimate teacher of delayed gratification and coping with ups and downs… Swimmers have to work so hard take minute bits of time off their personal bests, and even when they “work hard”, they don’t always go faster at the next meet… They have to keep at it… Learning how to handle the ups and downs is one of the toughest things (some parents struggle with it too), but for those who learn to press on in the toughest times, make a big impact both in and out of the pool.

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