Students are introduced to the water first by safety skills consisting of back floats, balance, buoyancy, motor skills, and tummy time. Babies are also taught social development, sensory stimulation, and a foundation for language development through songs.

Bubblefish immediately get to work on learning very important water safety and survival skills. Students will immediately be introduced to (or continue developing) their back float, swim-to-wall, monkey crawls, and practice independently climbing out of the pool.

Our Catfish class is our youngest Intermediate skill level class. These little swimmers have past swim experience, show signs of independence and confidence, and meet our skill requirements.

Our Penguins class consists of our youngest advanced Intermediate students. Students are safely and comfortably eased into advanced swimming strokes, techniques, and terminology.

Goals: Students will be able to swim 300M without stopping, tread water for 2 minutes, dive, learn lifeguarding approaches with rescues, learn lifeguarding entries into the water, and learn how to remove a victim from the water.
Skills: Treading water, lifeguarding, approach strokes, entries to the water and diving.

Our Waterbabies class introduces babies to comfort in the water with water submersion. Parents and students can expect to learn how to properly hold and position their children in the water for safety and comfort. We use fun songs, games, and toys to help teach new skills.

The Goldfish class is where you’ll find our 4-5 year old beginners. Similar to all our classes, watery safety and survival skills are immediately and continuously taught. This level works to develop a foundation for independent freestyle swimming. Each class works on arm and kick development in preparation for future stroke and breathing techniques.

Our Intermediate Sea Turtle class for 4-5 year old swimmers requires an instructor’s approval. These little swimmers have past swim experience, show strong signs of independence and confidence, and meet our skill requirements

Requirements: Breaststroke, dolphin kicks, kick on length of pool on back, retrieve object from bottom of deep end, rhythmic breathing, streamline on back with kicks, and complete 2 laps of backstroke and freestyle (with focus on technique).

Our Tadpoles swim class consists of our youngest independent swimmers. Much like our parent-child classes, Tadpoles immediately get to work on learning very important water safety and survival skills.

Our Seahorse class works to develop a foundation for independent freestyle swimming while building confidence in and around the water. Students will learn how to set and obtain short and long term goals, patience, perseverance, confidence, and listening skills.

Goals: To improve on technique and learn intermediate level swim strokes, while becoming comfortable and confident in the deep end of the pool.
Skills: Streamline on back with kicks, rhythmic breathing, retrieving rings from the deep end, breaststroke, dolphin kicks, swim 2 laps with rhythmic freestyle.

Requirements: to swim 2-4 laps of freestyle and backstroke, focus on technique for breaststroke, butterfly, and flip-turns
Goals: Safety, swimming all strokes, refining all skills
Skills: freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, flip turns, and pre team workout.