SwimBreath

Learning to swim? Running out of breath after just a few lengths of the pool? Struggling to find the right breathing rhythm, or dreaming of swimming an entire pool length underwater? Whether you're just getting started or have been swimming for years, SwimBreath helps you work on your breathing control, rhythm and smoothness. TRAIN ON LAND. PUT IT TO USE IN THE WATER. Don't limit your breathing training to your time in the pool. You can also train effectively on land - from the comfort of your couch or during a break in your daily routine. SwimBreath is a breathing training program designed specifically for swimmers. HOW DOES IT WORK? Start with a breathing assessment and choose your swimming level. Based on your results, the app automatically adjusts your training parameters and guides you through each exercise. No need to create your own training plan or keep track of time. Just start a session and follow the guidance. WHAT WILL YOU TRAIN? • Rhythm and Smoothness - practice inhaling, exhaling and breathing pauses with guided animations, developing a breathing rhythm you can use while swimming. • Breath Control - become more aware of your breathing and learn to control each phase more effectively. • Tolerance - gradually build comfort during breathing exercises. YOUR PROGRAM. YOUR PACE. SwimBreath adapts your training to your level and current breathing parameters. Here's what you get: • A ready-to-follow training plan. • Clear animations that guide your breathing. • Voice instructions, sounds and vibrations. • Training history and progress tracking. • Practical knowledge about breathing for swimming. TRY IT FREE. PAY ONCE. The first 2 days of the program, including 4 training sessions, are free. If SwimBreath works for you, unlock full access with a single purchase. No subscriptions. No monthly fees. SAFETY Perform all breath-holding exercises on land only, in a safe position. Do not hyperventilate before exercising. The app does not replace professional training or supervision in the water. Attempting to swim long distances underwater on a single breath can lead to loss of consciousness.