Free stroke review
Send two lengths filmed from the side. We'll name the biggest single issue.
Most swimmers fight the water. Film two lengths from the side, and a coach will show you the two things costing you most — usually a dropped elbow and a head that lifts to breathe.
You swim at your own lifeguarded pool. We watch the footage and tell you what to change next time in.
For adults taking in-person lessons: breathing drills, dry-land practice and the anxiety that comes with deep water.
See the programBody position, catch and breathing, fixed in the order that actually makes a difference.
See the programSighting, wetsuits, mass starts and pacing — plus the mental side of swimming where you can't see the bottom.
See the programStructured sessions for the pool time you have, instead of swimming laps until you're bored.
See the programYou can't see your own stroke, and the feeling in the water is a poor guide. Video settles it.
Send two lengths filmed from the side. We'll name the biggest single issue.
Sets and drills built around when you can actually swim.
Train at your lifeguarded pool; film once a week.
Within 48 hours: what changed, what didn't, and the next focus.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute stroke review is free.
A weekly session where strokes get reviewed on screen, plus a shared plan.
$29/ month
Your stroke analyzed every week, with a plan that adapts.
$79/ month
For a triathlon, an open water event or a distance goal.
$159/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
No online service can teach a non-swimmer to swim, and anyone claiming otherwise is being reckless. If you can't swim, you need a qualified instructor in the water with you — we'll help you find one and support you around the lessons.
For swimmers, video analysis works remarkably well. The changes that matter are visible from the side of the pool, and a phone on a kickboard-height tripod captures them fine.
Not by ourselves, and we won't pretend otherwise. Take in-person lessons with a qualified instructor; our beginner program supports you between them.
Usually, yes — a friend or a poolside tripod where allowed. Ask your pool first, and never film other swimmers.
No. Always swim in a lifeguarded facility, and never do open water alone. These are conditions of the coaching, not suggestions.
Common case. The open water program covers sighting, wetsuits and pacing; we coordinate around your bike and run training.
Most swimmers who fix body position and breathing swim noticeably easier within weeks. We don't promise times.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Two lengths on video and twenty minutes of honest analysis. Free.