Calm, confident freestyle for adults — in the pool or open water. Four classes, one clear path: comfort before speed, awareness before technique. Learn the foundations in the right order, at your own pace, with decades of coaching distilled into one course.




A few minutes here will help you understand how the course is designed and why following the learning sequence leads to the best results.
The complete course includes a recommended four-week pathway. Each week, you'll focus on one class, complete one or two pool practices and reflect on what you noticed. You'll keep lifetime access, so there's no pressure to finish within 28 days.
Week 1
Foundation
Week 2
Catch & Power
Week 3
Flow
Week 4
Integration
This self-paced course is a good fit if you are willing to:
You do not need perfect discipline or unlimited time. You need a simple plan and a willingness to continue.
If you follow through more consistently when someone knows your commitment and meets with you regularly, choose the Guided Path with Audrey. If you can swim independently but do not know what to work on first, begin with Personal Video Analysis. If you cannot practice safely without direct supervision, begin with an in-person swimming instructor.
Learn the same four-class course at your own pace, or complete it with four weeks of Audrey's personal support. As your confidence grows you can always continue, and your earlier purchase is credited.
The full four-class pathway — learn at your own pace, with lifetime access.
Complete the same course with four weeks of scheduled personal guidance from Audrey.
Swimmers who want to improve breathing, balance, body position, and comfort in the water.
Swimmers who feel reasonably comfortable but want to become more efficient, powerful, and relaxed.
Swimmers who want to build a complete freestyle foundation.
Never pay twice — begin with any option and your purchase is credited if you upgrade later. Prefer to explore first? The Free Stroke Check and Field Guide are always free.
Every purchase is backed by our 14-day refund policy.
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Real experiences from swimmers who discovered that comfortable freestyle isn't about working harder—it's about understanding the water differently.
Learning a new skill—like improving your freestyle—is a complex process. It requires breaking the movement apart and then putting it back together again without losing sight of the bigger picture.
That's exactly what Audrey does. Every movement is connected naturally and logically, making the learning process feel calm, enjoyable, and empowering—not like a battle to win.
Under Audrey's guidance, every step makes sense. I highly recommend her to swimmers at every stage of their journey.
“Four months ago I could barely swim 250 meters. Today I can comfortably swim 2,000 meters continuously and recently completed my first Ironman 70.3. Audrey corrected one thing at a time, gave me confidence, and completely changed what I believed I was capable of.”
“After years of being afraid to swim in the sea, Audrey helped me understand even the smallest details. After just one lesson I swam 25 meters without swallowing water. I fell in love with swimming.”
“I tried learning to swim many times without success. Now I swim twice a week in open water. Highly recommended!”
“Audrey identifies exactly what needs improving and gives exercises that build understanding step by step. Every part of the stroke becomes easier to learn, practice, and remember.”
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