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Swimming Lessons Week 2

Sage finished another week of swimming lessons. He passed 2 levels in 2 weeks and so next time he'll be ready for level 3. He's so excited about this because he caught up with his best friend who has been in swimming longer than Sage and is already in level 3. Sage's teacher spoke with me today and told me Sage has great technique and has learned so quickly. She wants him to continue through the levels with momentum because she thinks he's a natural and talented swimmer. It's kinda funny to think about that seeing as I couldn't get that kid to do anything in the water. Sage will continue with swimming because he has a long way to go before I'd call him a swimmer, but we're so proud of the progress he's made. I'm not sure swimming is his passion but his little body is a power house for sure so we'll see how far he takes it. Guitar is still his number one love and I wouldn't have it any other way.

Sage and his best friend enjoying the hot tub after working hard at lessons.

So proud of his progress!

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