Katrice Swim Fearless

08/09/2026

Sav's own words say it better than we could. 💜

Watch her share what a one-to-one crash course did for Sienna and Orion.

If your child has fear around water, is older than a typical beginner class, or a group lesson just won't work for them, this is exactly what our one-to-one crash courses are built for.

October Half-Term Crash Courses start Monday 19th October- one-to-one, built entirely around your child.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/-24d1fi3EuA?si=pC3czhTxVcH6HZ46
Book directly → [email protected]
Click link in the bio www.swimfearless.co.uk

Certified by Swim England & Institute of Aquaphobia

That's Sienna, aged 8. Her fear of water was so deep, even hair-was...

27/08/2026

26/08/2026

🌊 TOMORROW - FREE Live Webinar!

Breathing for Swimming: Why You're Fighting the Water & How to STOP 🎥

121 views and counting on YouTube - and tomorrow we go LIVE so you can ask me your questions directly! 🙌🏾

This is for you if:
😰 Face in = panic
😮‍💨 Exhausted after one length
🌀 Breathing feels impossible
💭 You've been told swimming isn't for people like you

None of that is true. And none of it is your fault. 💜

Tomorrow you'll discover:
✅ Why breathing feels so hard in water and the simple fix
✅ The nervous system and buoyancy connection nobody taught you
✅ Why you have to relearn breathing the moment you get in a pool
✅ Fight, flight or freeze, your body's ancient safety response
✅ How to use breath to stay present and calm in the water
✅ Cold water shock and lifesaving floating, could save your life
✅ The 10 Steps to Master Breathing for Swimming at Home

🌍 Join us from anywhere in the world:
🇬🇧 London — 6:30pm BST
🇺🇸 New York — 1:30pm EDT
🇯🇲 Kingston, Jamaica — 12:30pm
🇰🇪 Nairobi, Kenya — 8:30pm EAT

👉🏾 Watch our most viewed YouTube clip first:
youtu.be/nIOl4A5NYPU

👉🏾 Then register FREE for tomorrow's live webinar:
swimfearless.co.uk/free-breathing-webinar/

Certified by Swim England & Institute of Aquaphobia 💜

24/08/2026

"Black people can't swim." "We sink." I've heard this stereotype too many times and I'm done letting it go unanswered. 💜

The real reason so many of us struggle to float isn't our bodies. It's our nervous system. Fear makes you tense, your breathing shallow, and you literally become heavier in the water.

Calm that nervous system through breath, and your body becomes light enough to float. That's not a myth, that's physiology.

I've taught so many people who were told as children they "couldn't float" simply because of their skin colour. Even Steven Bartlett describes in his book being told, as an eight-year-old about to go in the water, that Black people can't swim, a moment that seems to have stayed with him ever since.

It's a myth. It's a stereotype. And it's time we put it to bed.

If this is you, or someone you love, I run a FREE monthly Breathing for Swimming Webinar, real tools for controlling your breath, your fear, and your float.

Click the link below to register for FREE👇🏾

Certified by Swim England & Institute of Aquaphobia

18/08/2026

Ticked a bucket list moment off, open water swimming at Stoney Cove! 🌊
Cold hit hard getting in. Controlled breathing, back float, calm nervous system and within minutes, I wasn't fighting the cold anymore. Crystal clear water, stunning. Wetsuit's already ordered. 💜

Important bit: if cold water ever catches YOU off guard, remember Float to Live 🫧
🌊 Head back, ears submerged
🌊 Relax, breathe normally
🌊 Gently move hands + legs
🌊 Legs sinking is fine, we all float differently
This could save a life. Share it!
Watch the full video here 👉🏿https://youtu.be/B8Sa5zNECGA
Click the link below or in the bio to register for my FREE Breathing for Swimming Webinar, where I show you exactly how to control your breathing to swim and survive 👉🏿
https://swimfearless.co.uk/free-breathing-webinar/

Certified by Swim England & Institute of Aquaphobia

13/08/2026

I've been reluctant to make this post, because I'm not a man, but Brothers, I've had too many conversations with you, both Black and Asian men, for me not to say something! 🖤

The thig I keep hearing: "I can stand up, so I'm fine, if my kids get in trouble, I'll just get in and help." That's not how it works. When an untrained person jumps in to save someone, it usually turns one person in trouble into two, and both drown.

Jay-Z didn't learn to swim until he was 42, because his daughter Blue Ivy was born, and he couldn't bear the thought of not being able to help her. I've spoken to a Muslim man who plays every sport, travels the world for sport, but swimming is the one thing his whole family avoids.
Here's the reality: 37% of the people who drowned in the UK in 2024 never even intended to enter the water. They were walking. Running. Passing by. (Source: National Water Safety Forum, WAID 2024) Black and Asian men are three times more likely to drown in the UK than white men. Black and Asian men are three times more likely to drown in the UK than white men!

And to the men who tell me "I just sink, I'll never be able to float" that's a myth. It's about body type and technique, not skin colour or race, and it is entirely teachable. I can show you how to float and how to find your float.

Watch the full video 👉🏿 https://youtu.be/94LklsE8WTc

Private 1-to-1 coaching and school holiday crash courses available in Leicester, near you in the UK, or globally. Email me: [email protected] 💜

Certified by Swim England & Institute of Aquaphobia

I've been reluctant to make this post, because I'm not a man, but B...

06/08/2026

Yesterday I was live on BBC Radio Leicester, talking about being named a finalist for the BBC Make a Difference Awards — Active category. 🏆
What lights me up isn't the award itself — it's what it represents. The chance to reach more people, from every background, all over the world, and help them overcome their fear of water, learn to swim, and in some cases, save their own lives. That's the heart of everything I do through Unity Swimming and Swim Fearless.
Missed me yesterday? I'll be live again tomorrow morning from 7am on the BBC Radio Leicester Breakfast Show with Ady Dayman, broadcasting on location. Listen free, live, on BBC Sounds → https://share.google/y6v8X50ZvLdykgL0I
Book me for speaking or training → www.katricerodrigues.com 💜

04/08/2026

I've been reluctant to make this post, because I'm not a man, but Brothers, I've had too many conversations with you, both Black and Asian men, for me not to say something. 💜

The myth I keep hearing: "I can stand up, so I'm fine, if my kids get in trouble, I'll just get in and help." That's not how it works. When an untrained person jumps in to save someone, it usually turns one person in trouble into two and both drown.

Jay-Z didn't learn to swim until he was 42 because his daughter Blue Ivy was born, and he couldn't bear the thought of not being able to help her. I've spoken to a Muslim man who plays every sport, travels the world for sport, but swimming is the one thing his whole family avoids.

Here's the reality: 37% of the people who drowned in the UK in 2024 never even intended to enter the water. They were walking. Running. Passing by. (Source: National Water Safety Forum, WAID 2024)

And to the men who tell me " I just sink, I will never be able to float" that's a myth that Black people can't float. It's about body type and technique, not skin colour or race, and it is entirely teachable. I can show you how to float and how to find your float.

Watch the full clip FREE here and share it up to all the brothers that need to hear this 👉🏿https://youtu.be/94LklsE8WTc
Private 1-to-1 coaching and school holiday crash courses available email me directly: [email protected] 💜

Certified by Swim England & Institute of Aquaphobia