Ms. Cathy Swim Austin
Photos and Videos
Pictures from Swim Lessons with Ms. Cathy!
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To watch video clips from Ms. Cathy’s swim lessons click here!
After 4 Lessons:
Oliver 3 weeks after a 1 week private class. He's doing absolutely amazing and everyday just does better and better. He is going under water in the deep end playing number games and asking us to help him get to the bottom to pickup diving rings and sticks AT 2 1/2!!
Taylor Combs swimming during second week of lessons (8 lessons total)
Vivian on her last day of swimming lessons with Ms. Cathy. Vivian has had multiple heart surgeries but Ms. Cathy worked very well with her special requirements.
To watch video clips from Ms. Cathy’s swim lessons click here!
Pictures from Swim Lessons with Ms. Cathy!
Email your pictures to ms.cathyswim.austin@gmail.com and we’ll add them to the gallery!
Hayes (barely 2) showing Ms. Cathy his super duper dive |
 Older students getting ready to jump off the waterfall after class |
 These little swimmers came all the way from San Antonio for their lessons! |
 Coming up for a breath of air (with a little help from Ms. Cathy) |
 After-lesson fun – Ms. Cathy helps students swim in the deep end of the pool after they jump off the waterfall |
 This little one is all smiles as he comes up for a breath of air |
 Infants learn to hold their breath and swim first with, then without support |
 Daniel, pictured here with his mom, was afraid of the water until swim lessons with Cathy opened up a whole new world |
 Getting some love from Mom after a hard day’s swimming |
 Practicing water submersion and holding their breath |
 Fun with floaties – An older sibling strikes a pose |
 If you’re child is old enough to crawl, then they are old enough to crawl out of a swimming pool on their own |
 Ms. Cathy gives a young swimmer back to his proud mom |
 While waiting their turn, children take a break and sit with their parents by the poolside |
 An older student looks on as his little siblings learn to swim |
 As your child advances they are taken at their skill level (not their age) and may swim longer distances and learn more advanced techniques within the class |
 Kids after class. They were awesome swimmers!! |
 Parents sit on the side of the pool during all lessons to cheer on their children both in and out of the pool |
 Ms. Cathy teaches students to swim without help, but stays nearby to offer support when it’s needed |
 Drying off After Swim Lessons |
 Full submersion helps children to get comfortable with holding their breath and swimming underwater |
 Retrieving rocks and torpedoes from the pool floor helps children develop to be better swimmers |
 Two of Ms. Cathy’s students swimming the length of the pool |
 Children learn to swim to the side of the pool and crawl out on their own |
 Getting all dried off after a fun swim lesson |
 After retrieving a rock from the bottom of a pool, a little swimmer is given back to her mom by Ms. Cathy |
 Ms. Cathy talking to some of her more advanced students about pool safety and stroke technique |
 More advanced students are taken at their own level, swimming across the pool, underwater and more |
 Ms. Cathy working with her students |
 Getting ready to swim across the pool with their rocks |
 Watching the lessons and waiting for another turn |
 Parent support helps children feel supported and proud of their progress |
Getting ready to swim across the pool |
 A student giving Ms. Cathy a Thank You Gift. |
 Ms. Cathy working with students during her Stroke Development Class |
 Practicing proper dive position. |
 Stroke Development Class |
 Ms. Cathy showing her Stroke Development students a proper back stroke. |
 Stroke Development Class |
 The Amazing Lincoln |
 The Amazing Lincoln |
 The Amazing Lincoln |
 The Amazing Lincoln |
 Super Suz |
 A Very Happy Student! |
 At the end of the two week sessions, children are given a chance to jump off the waterfall. |
 At the end of the two week sessions, children are given a chance to jump off the waterfall. |
 Swimming to the steps. |
