AquaPlane is a fun multi-functional swimming aid that is there throughout a child's swimming development. Kids love the confidence and security that using one exciting float gives them. AquaPlane doubles as a serious teaching aid and fun water toy, supporting when worn on the back and evolving into a kick board as the child increases their swimming skills.
AquaPlane helps children become more water confident from day one! Children are reassured by the fun plane shape as they are supported and introduced to the correct swimming position. Because their arms are free they develop good technique from the start.
As children advance AquaPlane becomes a training aid and stroke development tool to enhance all four strokes. Kids love improving with one familiar float, giving them the confidence to support themselves while knowing they have a float if needed.
AquaPlane becomes a performance tool in the final stage of a child's swimming development. It is used as a kick board to increase and improve strength and stamina. This means AquaPlane is the only float you need from start to finish.
AquaPlane
"Our swimmers love the freedom the AquaPlane gives them in the water. It works wonders for their technique."
Chris Cook
Olympic Swimmer for Team GB 2004 & 2008
"I use AquaPlane to help children increase confidenceand adopt the correct body position when learning to swim"
Dan Coombs
Commonweath Finalist Delhi 2010
"Harry was a complete non-swimmer and a very nervous one at that. The teacher had bough an orange AquaPlane...and soon he was swimming around on his own wearing the AquaPlane and his confidence grew enormously! Harry now uses the AquaPlane as a kick-board and is swimming un-aided"
Jane
Wilmslow
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