Application - Use at the beach or in the pool to practice swimming and build foundational skills Product features - Lightweight EVA foam swim board with an integrated floating hip belt - Acts as a safety pool training aid while you learn and improve technique - Designed for beginners, adults, and children Benefits and performance - Buoyancy supports the hips and torso to help maintain proper body position - The floating hip belt adds stability and security during practice - Easy to grip and maneuver, making it suitable for first-time swimmers and longer sessions - Simple, reliable training aid that complements basic kicking and balance work Who should use it - Beginners who are learning to swim and need buoyant support - Adults seeking gentle assistance while practicing basic strokes - Children who require extra stability during water practice - Anyone looking for a safe, accessible way to build confidence in water Use scenarios - Pool lesson setup: use the hip belt for added stability while practicing kicking and glide drills under supervision - Beach or calm water practice: work on kicking technique and balance in shallow areas with the board providing buoyancy - Family water activity: enjoy safe buoyancy support for adults and kids during cooperative learning and play How to use - Put on the floating hip belt and secure it comfortably around the hips - Hold the kickboard in front or rest it on the legs as you kick and practice propulsion - Start in shallow water, gradually increasing activity as balance and confidence improve - Stop and rest as needed; rinse the board after use and store in a shaded area away from direct sun Material and care - Made from lightweight EVA foam for durability and buoyancy - Clean with fresh water after use and air dry before storage This description preserves the original product's emphasis on an EVA swim board with a floating hip belt, its safety-focused training use, and suitability for beginners, adults, and children, while presenting clear benefits, specifications, and practical use scenarios.