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Over thirty years ago, founder Eduardo Ferré dedicated countless hours in a Notting Hill pool, carefully observing and teaching students. His commitment created the unique approach that defines Swimming Nature today, now a thriving and growing business.
Swimming Nature's methodology emphasises buoyancy and water confidence as key foundations, gently progressing to precise stroke techniques. Developed through extensive hands-on experience, it remains central to our lessons.
Eduardo’s vision continues through our rigorous in-house training, delivered by our expert team and Eduardo himself, ensuring every instructor fully embodies the Swimming Nature philosophy.
According to the National Curriculum, children should be able to swim 25 metres by the time they are 11 years old. Swimming Nature students can swim 25 metres by the time they are six thanks to our 1:1 and 2:1 approach, where students get significantly more attention from our instructors.
Above all else we focus on establishing a positive association and relationship with water. Eliminating fear and building trust is paramount in ensuring strong adaptation, and makes further learning all the easier. We also limit buoyancy aids to ensure students develop a natural response to being in, and interacting with water.
The difference with Swimming Nature is the attention to detail, but also the care that the teacher takes with the swimmer to make them feel comfortable in the water.
From the very first lesson students are developing a bond with the water, they’re overcoming their fears and they’re learning to control their bodies
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