Which swim level is not focused on any form of stroke but rather on the concept of submersion?

The White Swim level is designed specifically to introduce participants to the concept of submersion in a safe and controlled environment. This level emphasizes comfort and confidence in the water, allowing swimmers to explore submersion without the focus on formal stroke techniques. At this stage, the main goal is to help swimmers learn how to submerge their faces in the water and develop basic water acclimation skills. This foundational focus is crucial for building the confidence needed before progressing to levels where stroke mechanics and swimming techniques are taught.

In contrast, the other levels often incorporate aspects of stroke development and swimming skills that require a foundational level of comfort in the water already established, which is why they are not centered solely on submersion. By focusing on submersion, White Swim prepares beginners for more complex skills in later levels.