My parents introduced me to the water at a very young age, and since then, I feel like I’ve become part fish. There’s an incredible sense of freedom and joy that I experience in the water. After years of swimming classes, training sessions, and beach holidays, I’ve built a treasure trove of wonderful memories by the water. I want to share my love for swimming and the sense of safety it brings, so others can create beautiful memories too.

Swimming has also played a crucial role in my health, particularly because I have scoliosis. This was the main reason my parents encouraged me to continue swimming over the years, and I am eternally grateful for their support. Swimming has alleviated my back pain and helped me manage my condition. It’s a fantastic form of exercise that offers numerous health benefits while also being enjoyable.

I believe swimming can be relaxing, fun, and incredibly rewarding, and I would love to be a part of someone’s journey in discovering this amazing activity.

I can help students grow their swimming skills from whichever level they may find themselves in.

I do personally love working on the upper body movements of a stroke; after many years of swimming competitively I have learnt different types of drills that I can incorporate in a class to make it both dynamic and specific to what the student might need.

However, I think the part that I most enjoy is working on the emotional aspect of swimming. I think it is crucial to focus on the emotional wellbeing as much as the technical aspect of swimming.