The Barron Blog

Making Waves in the Classroom: How Swim Lessons Boost Academic Success

As backpacks are packed, lunch boxes are labeled, and students return to the classroom, parents are looking for ways to give their children every advantage possible—both in school and in life. At Barron Swim School, we believe that the skills learned in the pool...
Swimming Is Good For Your Heart

Swimming Is Good For Your Heart

In addition to toning muscles and being tons of fun, swimming helps to improve our most important muscle in our bodies, our HEART! You could say that performing the butterfly stroke, we give our hearts the ultimate healthy butterflies! All joking aside, a study by the...

Educating The St. Louis Community

Educating The St. Louis Community

Have you heard about our Community Outreach program? Barron Swim School is proud to have our very own Molly Jones at the helm, taking our motto of “Building Skills for Life” on the road! Molly is busy scheduling events at nearby schools, preschools, and daycares....

Gymnastics is Good for Your Heart

Gymnastics is Good for Your Heart

The greatest symbol for love is the heart. This shape is displayed on clothes, signs, cards, and decorations. We throw it around like confetti! How fitting that we celebrate the greatest muscle in our body because it is what keeps us alive. If healthy, our heart...

The Evolution Of Elite Junior II & Readiness For Team

The Evolution Of Elite Junior II & Readiness For Team

THE EVOLUTION OF ELITE JUNIOR II We make it a point to self-evaluate our program on a regular basis and take a hard look at what we are teaching, why we are teaching it, and how we are teaching it. The one area of the program our Aquatics Director, Jack Young, has had...

Fueling Up For A Swim Lesson

Fueling Up For A Swim Lesson

I think many of us growing up remember our parents or authorities at the local swimming pool saying that we had to wait a minimum of 30 minutes before we could get into the water after eating a meal. This has been medically proven to not be the case. However, it is...