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Has your swimmer participated in our beginner baby classes? *

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Can your swimmer swim 3ft using their arms and legs without assistance? *

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Can your swimmer float on their back comfortably? *

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Can your swimmer climb out of the pool safely without assistance? *

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Can your swimmer go underwater? *

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Can your swimmer put their face in the water comfortably? *

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Does your swimmer have any swim lesson experience? *

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Can your swimmer swim across the water’s surface without assistance? *

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Can your swimmer swim across the water’s surface without assistance? *

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Does your swimmer swim with his/her face in and use alternating arms that reach out of the water? *

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Does your swimmer already know the crawl/freestyle with side breathing? *

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Does your swimmer already know the backstroke? *

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Do you know how to swim? *

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Baby - Beginner

Baby classes are designed for children ranging from 2 to 35 months old. Classes are divided by skill and age with consideration given to comfort level. Your swimmer will transition from hands-on classes with a parent, to independent classes with similarly skilled classmates. Safety skills are introduced first and progressively built on in subsequent sessions. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn how to float on their back, climb out of the water, safely go underwater for the first time, and swim short distances independently.

Baby - Independence

Baby classes are designed for children ranging from 2 to 35 months old. Classes are divided by skill and age with consideration given to comfort level. Your swimmer will transition from hands-on classes with a parent, to independent classes with similarly skilled classmates. Safety skills are introduced first and progressively built on in subsequent sessions. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn how to float on their back, climb out of the water, safely go underwater for the first time, and swim short distances independently.

Level 1 - Beginner

Level 1 is designed for young and introductory level swimmers. Classes are divided by skill level and age with consideration given to keeping swimmers in classes with like aged classmates. Safety skills are introduced first and progressively built on in subsequent sessions. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn how to float on their back, climb out of the water, safely go underwater for the first time, and swim short to moderate distances both independently and efficiently.

Level 1 - Beginner

Level 1 is designed for young and introductory level swimmers. Classes are divided by skill level and age with consideration given to keeping swimmers in classes with like aged classmates. Safety skills are introduced first and progressively built on in subsequent sessions. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn how to float on their back, climb out of the water, safely go underwater for the first time, and swim short to moderate distances both independently and efficiently.

Level 1 - Beginner

Level 1 is designed for young and introductory level swimmers. Classes are divided by skill level and age with consideration given to keeping swimmers in classes with like aged classmates. Safety skills are introduced first and progressively built on in subsequent sessions. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn how to float on their back, climb out of the water, safely go underwater for the first time, and swim short to moderate distances both independently and efficiently.

Level 1 - Advanced

Level 1 is designed for young and introductory level swimmers. Classes are divided by skill level and age with consideration given to keeping swimmers in classes with like aged classmates. Safety skills are introduced first and progressively built on in subsequent sessions. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn how to float on their back, climb out of the water, safely go underwater for the first time, and swim short to moderate distances both independently and efficiently.

Level 1 - Beginner

Level 1 is designed for young and introductory level swimmers. Classes are divided by skill level and age with consideration given to keeping swimmers in classes with like aged classmates. Safety skills are introduced first and progressively built on in subsequent sessions. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn how to float on their back, climb out of the water, safely go underwater for the first time, and swim short to moderate distances both independently and efficiently.

Level 1 - Beginner

Level 1 is designed for young and introductory level swimmers. Classes are divided by skill level and age with consideration given to keeping swimmers in classes with like aged classmates. Safety skills are introduced first and progressively built on in subsequent sessions. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn how to float on their back, climb out of the water, safely go underwater for the first time, and swim short to moderate distances both independently and efficiently.

Level 1 - Beginner

Level 1 is designed for young and introductory level swimmers. Classes are divided by skill level and age with consideration given to keeping swimmers in classes with like aged classmates. Safety skills are introduced first and progressively built on in subsequent sessions. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn how to float on their back, climb out of the water, safely go underwater for the first time, and swim short to moderate distances both independently and efficiently.

Level 1 - Advanced

Level 1 is designed for young and introductory level swimmers. Classes are divided by skill level and age with consideration given to keeping swimmers in classes with like aged classmates. Safety skills are introduced first and progressively built on in subsequent sessions. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn how to float on their back, climb out of the water, safely go underwater for the first time, and swim short to moderate distances both independently and efficiently.

Level 1

Level 1 is designed for young and introductory level swimmers. Classes are divided by skill level and age with consideration given to keeping swimmers in classes with like aged classmates. Safety skills are introduced first and progressively built on in subsequent sessions. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn how to float on their back, climb out of the water, safely go underwater for the first time, and swim short to moderate distances both independently and efficiently.

Level 2

Level 2 is designed for swimmers that have established confidence and ability in the water. Classes are divided by skill level and age with consideration given to keeping swimmers in classes with like aged classmates. Safety skills are expanded upon and established skills are used to develop more technical skills and endurance. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn how to breath efficiently while swimming, swim on their back, expand their underwater skills, and learn skills that will be developed into the four recognized competitive strokes.

Level 3 - Intermediate

Level 3 is designed for swimmers that have established endurance and technical skill in the water. Classes are divided by skill level and age with consideration given to keeping swimmers in classes with like aged classmates. Established skills are developed into the recognized competitive strokes. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn basic stroke drills, flip turns and how to swim Freestyle, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Butterfly and the IM.

Level 3 - Intermediate

Level 3 is designed for swimmers that have established endurance and technical skill in the water. Classes are divided by skill level and age with consideration given to keeping swimmers in classes with like aged classmates. Established skills are developed into the recognized competitive strokes. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn basic stroke drills, flip turns and how to swim Freestyle, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Butterfly and the IM.

Level 3 - Advanced

Level 3 is designed for swimmers that have established endurance and technical skill in the water. Classes are divided by skill level and age with consideration given to keeping swimmers in classes with like aged classmates. Established skills are developed into the recognized competitive strokes. Parents can expect to see their swimmer learn basic stroke drills, flip turns and how to swim Freestyle, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Butterfly and the IM.

Adult - Beginner

This class is for those 16 years of age or older, who have little or no prior skills or experience with swimming. The goal of this class is for the swimmer to be comfortable with a two-minute tread, a two-minute back float, and able to jump in, turn around, and grab the wall. Students will learn to swim 20 meters without equipment, using windmill or freestyle arms and rollover breathing.

Adult - Advanced

This class is for those at least 16 years of age and are comfortable with a two-minute tread, a two-minute back float, and can jump in, turn around, and grab the wall. Goals for this class include a five-minute tread without using any buoyancy device, a 40-meter swim, and a 40-meter swim using the elementary backstroke.

Baby - Beginner

Baby - Independence

Level 1 - Beginner

Level 1 - Beginner

Level 1 - Beginner

Level 1 - Advanced

Level 1 - Beginner

Level 1 - Beginner

Level 1 - Beginner

Level 1 - Advanced

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3 - Intermediate

Level 3 - Intermediate

Level 3 - Advanced

Adult - Beginner

Adult - Advanced

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