I look beyond the obvious to what is possible. My eyes not only see a body in water but an individual and his or her potential.

Getting Children Started

I am honored to teach young children how to swim because they have to trust me. I feel incredibly grateful to share my love of water and swimming with the very young  [ Read More ]

Learning to Swim as an Adult

I get very excited when I have the privilege of teaching an adult how to swim. It takes courage to start, and usually that is the hardest part. Like the measured step approach I use [ Read More ]

Competitive Swimmers / Triathletes

Over the years I’ve discovered that what my students need most is to be heard, directed, and encouraged, or simply supported around believing in themselves  [ Read More ]

Read Beth’s story on ShoutOutColorado!

November, 2026

Hi Beth, is there something that you feel is most responsible for your success?

Being authentic and heart-centered. I knew from the beginning that my objective was to pass onto others my love of water and swimming; instinctively, I made my work my own inner practice requiring me to be present, calm and patient, compassionate, in my heart and open. I focused on the whole of the individual, their potential and avoided cookie-cutter teaching methods to help the student reach their goals.

Read the rest of the interview here …