Swim School

Water First Words - 6 months and up –  Beginner’s course -

 

Swim, float, swim. This is our Basic Infant Survival Training Course.  They will learn appropriate swimming postures to allow them to swim facedown in the water, rotate onto their back to a floating position that enables them to rest and breathe, then return to a facedown swimming posture. This sequence of swim-float-swim can be continued until a desired location is reached. This important skill will prepare your child should he/she accidentally fall into the water. Children also learn to swim between adults, pool steps and the pool edge for fun and recreation.

For fast skill development, basic training lessons are scheduled five (5) days a week, for approximately 4 weeks, depending on the student’s previous swimming experience. Completion time for these skills is dependent on consistency in lesson attendance but also child's history and experiance in the water.

After a child can successfully complete the swim-float-swim sequence on their own, the basic training instructor simulates a full clothes check out. The clothes check out gives the child practice and experience falling into the water wearing winter clothes and shoes. Once the child has excelled in this area, they may go on to maintenance or stroke development.

 

Water Talk –7 months to 3 years - Intermediate course -

 

This is our maintenance program - Improving and expanding the fundamental skills.

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Debate - 3 years and up - Advanced course  –

 

Strokes.

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