Aida

Aida is a "water baby" by her own admission, and has been swimming since she can remember. Anything to do with water she's there, whether it's a chance to go lake swimming or practice her surfing on holiday.

She spent 8 years as a teenager training and competing for one of the top clubs in the South East, Guildford City Swimming Club. Her favourite heats to enter were breaststroke 50 and 100m.

She had a chance to get her Padi diving certification in the coral reefs of the Providencia Lagoon National Park in the Caribbean Sea. 

Before coming back to the water, Aida worked as an international human rights lawyer in Cambodia and The Netherlands, and later as a TV production lawyer in London. Alongside swimming instruction, she's now a digital illustrator, currently working on a children's book and taking portrait commissions. 

Aida enjoys teaching all ages, using her skills to help non-swimmers find their way in water and move on to stroke technique, and more advanced clients to perfect their technique and improve on speed and stamina. 

Aida was impressed by Swimming Nature’s methodology, focusing on enjoyment of the water, drawing out the instincts present in all of us to make swimming easy and uncomplicated, and of course commitment to beautiful and correct technique.

Her hobbies are Middle eastern dance, capoeira, improvisational theatre.

Kris

Learning to swim at the age of four, Kris continued to swim throughout his school and University career, combining his love of the pool with a passion for the football pitch. Winning medals at national level with his local football team and going on to play semi-professionally, Kris has now found the perfect way to combine his poolside panache with his outdoor interests – as a Swimming Nature Triathlon Coach! Continuing to train and competing in triathlons himself alongside teaching, Kris enjoys leading the active and healthy lifestyle and he hopes to inspire this in his students. All levels offer a rewarding teaching and learning experience and Kris is as happy hopping around with the frogs new to the water as developing the techniques and stamina of the confident higher levels. He loves being a part of a company which provides high quality teaching that delivers outstanding results through the vital element of emphasising the correct technique from the very beginning.

Pablo Cesar

Pablo has been with Swimming Nature since 2021. He holds a degree in Sports Science and has an extensive swimming background. He loves to see his students develop their confidence and skills in the water and watch them move through different levels. He thoroughly enjoys working for Swimming Nature because of a great methodology and how they take care of their employees as well as their customers.

Zsanett

Zsanett is a qualified swimming instructor from Hungary who has been teaching swimming for almost a decade. She has been a swimming teacher since 2013 in Hungary and since 2019 in London. She is certified with STA Level 2 Awards in Aquatic Teaching Baby and Pre-School Swimming and Teaching Swimming, as well as a National Rescue Award for Swimming Teacher and Coaches.

Zsanett has been swimming since she was six years old and has always been passionate about working with children and helping them with their development. She completed her high school education in the field of health and continued her studies at the University of Medicine called Semmelweis, where she graduated as a swimming instructor. She has taught plenty of children from early ages, including babies, to school-aged children and adults.

Zsanett enjoys teaching the Swimming Nature Programme because of its consistent structure, the ability to teach in the water, and the opportunity for parents to follow their children's progress. She also appreciates the programme's focus on skill development and the time given to teach new skills.

Zsanett enjoys teaching children and adults of all ages, from four years old and up. She finds it rewarding to see her students improve and become more confident in the water. Zsanett chose to become a Swimming Nature teacher because the company provides her with professional training and courses to help her become a better swimming teacher, as well as a friendly working environment.