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Baby and toddler 

  • Parents and babies will build water confidence together at their own pace. Each lesson focuses on floatation a vital safety skill, while children engage in activities to learn to float, turn, submerge, and glide. Parents will cherish these moments as they witness their children's growing confidence in the water.

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Pre-school

  • Children will learn to safely enter and exit the pool, swim independently with a flotation device, and practice gliding, kicking, and breathing techniques leading to front crawl. They will also develop water safety skills like floating, rotating, returning to the poolside, holding on, jumping in, and climbing out, all through games and fun activities.

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School age kids

Children will learn to swim independently without parents in the water, starting using fewer flotation devices. They will master indepedent swimming: front crawl, back crawl, and breaststroke, and practice safe water entry, flotation, treading water, sitting dives, and exits. Additionally, they will gain knowledge of survival skills and water safety rules.

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Adults

It's never too late to learn swimming! Past experiences missed opportunities may have created a fear of water, but swimming as an adult is a rewarding achievement. You'll enjoy the safety and pleasure of being in the water and can share this joy with family and friends. Don’t wait any longer— adult lessons are private and tailored to your needs.

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