The Miracle Swimmer: a Swimming DVD
"I received the Miracle Swimming tape and was—quite frankly—amazed at your insight.
—Karen B., Maryland
"Dear Melon,
Your instructional swim video arrived last Friday, and I watched it twice before my latest swimming class last evening. I almost didn't bother going to the class after I had watched your swimming video because of the methods they were utilizing to try to get me to swim. I went anyway, thinking that just getting used to the water was time well spent. Well, to my surprise, I floated for the first time in my life. Of course, I used your method, didn't let my instructor force me into doing something I wasn't comfortable doing, and kept saying to myself "If it feels like fun, then do it." By my instructor's scale, I probably accomplished very little. By my new scale, I accomplished a gigantic feat. I'm 56 and I now know how to float. I have hope that I will learn to swim for the first time in my life. Thank you, thank you!
—Sharry Long
How to Overcome Fear and Discomfort in Water, Shallow and Deep
DVD: $39.95 
Video: $20
Book and DVD: $59.95
Ebook and DVD: $51.95
Book and Video: $42
Book and PAL Version of Video: $42
Ebook and Video: $32
Ebook and Video, PAL version: $32
Why Buy This DVD?
It shows you and tells you "how to do it." At last, you now have a guide—the shortcut to losing your fear of drowning and learning to swim—in our swimming video. Go straight to the solution. The steps of understanding how water works, overcoming fear and learning control in water are an absolute necessity before you can be successful learning swimming mechanics. They are given in two unrehearsed classes of our 100%-successful method on this video.
VHS Videotape
Different cover, same movie
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Hear the students' concerns. Watch them learn. Twenty-seven years of exclusively teaching adults who are afraid in water has made us experts in our field. Our work, a teaching technology that skips no steps and makes every step natural, is a technology we hope to spread globally. Total running time of tape: 47:30. PAL version of video available.
If you're not 100% comfortable in water, Do Not Try to Learn Strokes Yet! You will just become frustrated. The material in this video comes first. Strokes are not covered in this video.
You want to depend on yourself for your safety instead of the bottom or the side. If you're thinking, "What if I drown? What if I sink? What if I don't reach the wall?" how can you have attention for learning skills? How can you feel safe? You can't. But there's hope! It's the answer to reaching your swimming goals. It cannot and does not fail.
*What do we mean by "Satisfaction guaranteed?"
We mean that if you see the tape and try its teaching, you will be satisfied, period. There's no person who has tried it who has not transformed their swimming.
It's simple and fun. If you have any question after seeing the tape, please call us. If you have opened the tape (destroyed the shrink-wrap seal), there would be no refund. However, if you call us, we will usher you to a complete understanding. The answer to overcoming fear is in the tape. We put it there for all to learn. We want you to succeed.
As of June 16, we are temporarily out of DVDs til July 1. You may order it from Amazon.com here. Once there, click on "2 new from $35." Or you may order our VHS video for $20. Thank you! Sorry for the inconvenience!
"I watched the DVD last night, and it hit the nail on the head! I was laughing at times because it was such an uncannily accurate description of my situation. The concept of leaving one's body (what I had been describing as feeling like I was someone else), descriptions of how bodies float, and simple things like the feeling of pressure of water on one's chest was all the information I have been needing. And Melon's delivery - pleasant, straightforward and non-condescending - I very much appreciated. I can't wait to try it out in action. I'll let you know how it goes. It's funny though, because for the first time I actually want to drag my kids (both very good natural swimmers) to the pool, just so I can try it out. Thank you." —Jim Frederick