Parent & Me
Introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic
environment. Focuses on exploring body positions, blowing bubbles, fundamental safety
and aquatic skills.
Level 1: Seahorse
This class helps children adjust to the water and develop independent movement. It teaches basic front crawl, back crawl and kicking skills, floating and pool safety. Class is intended for children with little to no water experience.
Your child will learn how to:
Clown Fish
For children who are comfortable in the water and can swim without floatation device in horizontal position but cannot yet swim 5 feet unassisted. Child must be able to put their face in. Children are taught to float, kick, and perform progressive arm movements across the pool.
Your child will learn:
Rainbow Fish
This is for children who are comfortable with face in water and are able to swim 10 feet without a floatation device. It teaches basic skills including stroke work, gliding, floating & kicking as well as beginner rotary breathing.
Your child will learn:
Sea Turtle
This class is for children who are comfortable with face in water and are able to swim 20 feet without a floatation device. It teaches stroke skills on front, back and side as well as rotary breathing and beginner’s breaststroke.
Your child will learn:
Dolphin
This is for children able to swim 15 yards on front and back without a floatation device. It teaches stroke skills on front, back and side, and rotary breathing. Children will be introduced to other components of swimming and butterfly kick.
Your child will learn:
Guppy Prep Competition
This is for children able to swim 50 yards of freestyle with rotary breathing, backstroke & breaststroke. It refines breaststroke, teaches butterfly, and improves other swim skills.
Guppy Endurance & Guppy Technique
Swimmers must be able to swim 75 yards freestyle and 50 yards backstroke without stopping. Be able to swim 25 yards breaststroke and 25 yards butterfly continuously.
These classes improve all strokes and swimming skills as well as builds strength and endurance.