Aquatic Achievers Has Joined Carlile Swim - Learn More
Aquatic Achievers Has Joined Carlile Swim - Learn More
Maddy Gough is the latest Olympian to throw her weight behind Carlile Swimming, joining Se-Bom Lee and Kai Edwards under world-renowned coach Chris Nesbit.
Today we celebrate the life of our founder Forbes Carlile who was born on this day 101 years ago. From teaching babies to coaching Olympians the name Forbes Carlile is entwined with the history of Australian swimming, Forbes pioneered techniques that are now used around the world.
It’s a common question from many parents who are first keen to see their children capable of saving themselves should they fall into water and then become better, stronger swimmers.
For year’s doctors have recommended swimming as one of the best forms of exercise for asthmatics, indeed some of our great Olympic champions have been asthma sufferers including Kaylee Mckeown, Jess Schipper, Samantha Riley and Dawn Fraser.
After two years of COVID lockdowns now is not the time to be considering taking a break from swimming.
Learning to swim without goggles is a vital safety step for all children.
When should my child start swimming lessons? When should my child stop swimming lessons?These are two questions most Australian parents ask. Searching Google for advice will lead you to more tips than a tin of asparagus but as the organisation that has been doing it longer than anyone else, here
Today, International Women’s Day we celebrate the careers of two ground-breaking Australians who helped lay the foundations for those who followed, Ursula Carlile and Shane Gould.
Carlile Swimming doesn’t believe in teaching children to swim using floatation aids other than active aids such as noodles and kick boards. Here are five reasons why.
The fact that almost half of all children graduating from primary school can’t swim 50 metres or float for two minutes should be a wake-up call across Australia.
Most parents want their children to learn to swim so they are safer around water, but the benefits go way beyond safety.
The Carlile Swimming team, under Olympic coach Chris Nesbitt, made a brilliant start to the year at the recent NSW Snr State championships.
— Forbes Carlile
We make every swimmer safe, strong, and comfortable in the water, whether they’re taking their first splash as babies or refining competitive strokes. With a proven approach that combines world-class expertise and a caring environment, Carlile helps swimmers reach their full potential so they can swim with confidence for life.
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