Royal Swim School, located in Southfield, Michigan, has launched a new initiative called 'Zero to Swim' to help adults learn to swim at their own pace. With a significant percentage of adults unable to swim without assistance, the program aims to eliminate barriers such as fear and embarrassment often associated with traditional swim lessons. The course consists of video lessons that cover essential skills, including safe water entry, floating, and freestyle swimming. Each video ranges from three to nine minutes, allowing learners to progress independently at their own speed. Co-owner Katie Sullivan emphasizes the importance of survival skills, particularly the back float, which promotes relaxation and safety in the water. For those needing extra help, live support via FaceTime or Zoom is available. The course costs $99, and discounts are offered for social media engagement. Additionally, participants like Courtney Cook have shared inspiring stories of overcoming personal challenges, highlighting that it is never too late to learn to swim.