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7 events found.
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Week of Events
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Parent & Child Swim Stage AB (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage AB (0-3)
Water Discover & Exploration: This combination class allows infants and toddlers to explore the aquatic environment with their parent at their own pace. Instructor will teach through songs, play and skill activities. Instructor will show parents adaptations of each activity taught to make each one age appropriate for each participant. Ages 6 months to 3...
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 & 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 & 4 (3-5)
"Water Stamina & Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Students that are more advanced will develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and...
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Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (16+)
Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (16+)
"Individuals choosing this level may have a fear of the water, have very little to no swimming skills, and are ready to take the first step toward learning to swim. You will work toward your own personal goals while working on water adjustment, gaining confidence, floating, basic swimming skills, and basic personal safety skills. Ages...
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
"Water Discovery: introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water. Ages 6 months to 3 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 & 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 & 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Development & Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Children will then work on building endurance to 25 yards of front and...
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Parent and Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Parent and Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Water Discovery: introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water. Ages 6 months to 3 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Water Exploration: Children entering this level should be comfortable in the water, able to respond to verbal cues and jump on land. Parents work with their children to explore body positions, floating, blowing bubbles, and fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Ages 1 to 3 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
"Water Discovery: introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water. Ages 6 months to 3 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Water Exploration: Children entering this level should be comfortable in the water, able to respond to verbal cues and jump on land. Parents work with their children to explore body positions, floating, blowing bubbles, and fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Ages 1 to 3 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Swim League (6-16) Beginner
Swim League (6-16) Beginner
Youth Swim League is a program for kids who enjoy swimming, want to explore the sport of competitive swimming, and hope to improve their technical swimming abilities. Our group will have the opportunity to swim in scheduled meets with other local YMCAs. Meet dates are TBA. Meet times TBA. YMCA staff and volunteers coach our...
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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Homeschool Swim Lessons (6-12)
Homeschool Swim Lessons (6-12)
"This group swim lesson provides a comfortable environment to learn to swim by encouraging kids to set personal goals and achieve them. An instructor will work with each participant's current skill level and help them improve. All skill levels are welcome. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (3-5)
Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (3-5)
This class is designed for preschool aged children with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Staff to child ratio 1:2.
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Swim League (6-16)
Swim League (6-16)
Youth Swim League is a program for kids who enjoy swimming, want to explore the sport of competitive swimming, and hope to improve their technical swimming abilities. Our group will have the opportunity to swim in scheduled meets with other local YMCAs. Meet dates are TBA. Meet times TBA. YMCA staff and volunteers coach our...
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Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
This class is designed for children with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Staff to child ratio 1:2.
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Water Exploration: Children entering this level should be comfortable in the water, able to respond to verbal cues and jump on land. Parents work with their children to explore body positions, floating, blowing bubbles, and fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Ages 1 to 3 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
This class is designed for children with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Staff to child ratio 1:2.
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Swim League (6-16)
Swim League (6-16)
Youth Swim League is a program for kids who enjoy swimming, want to explore the sport of competitive swimming, and hope to improve their technical swimming abilities. Our group will have the opportunity to swim in scheduled meets with other local YMCAs. Meet dates are TBA. Meet times TBA. YMCA staff and volunteers coach our...
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Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
This class is designed for children with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Ages 6-12. Swimmer to Staff Ratio 2:1.
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Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
This class is designed for children with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Ages 6-12. Swimmer to Staff Ratio 2:1.
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Parent & Child Swim Stage AB (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage AB (0-3)
Water Discover & Exploration: This combination class allows infants and toddlers to explore the aquatic environment with their parent at their own pace. Instructor will teach through songs, play and skill activities. Instructor will show parents adaptations of each activity taught to make each one age appropriate for each participant. Ages 6 months to 3...
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Swim League (Ages 6-16)
Swim League (Ages 6-16)
Youth Swim League is a program for kids who enjoy swimming, want to explore the sport of competitive swimming, and hope to improve their technical swimming abilities. Our group will have the opportunity to swim in scheduled meets with other local YMCAs. Meet dates are TBA. Meet times TBA. YMCA staff and volunteers coach our...
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Swim League (6-16)
Swim League (6-16)
Youth Swim League is a program for kids who enjoy swimming, want to explore the sport of competitive swimming, and hope to improve their technical swimming abilities. Our group will have the opportunity to swim in scheduled meets with other local YMCAs. Meet dates are TBA. Meet times TBA. YMCA staff and volunteers coach our...
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Teen & Young Adult Adaptive Swim Lessons (13-21)
Teen & Young Adult Adaptive Swim Lessons (13-21)
This class is designed for teens and young adults with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Ages 13-21. Swimmer to Staff Ratio 2:1.
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Teen & Young Adult Adaptive Swim Lessons (13-21)
Teen & Young Adult Adaptive Swim Lessons (13-21)
This class is designed for teens and young adults with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Ages 13-21. Swimmer to Staff Ratio 2:1.
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Teen Intermediate Swim Lessons (11-15)
Teen Intermediate Swim Lessons (11-15)
Ages 11-15. Participants must be able to swim on front and back at least one full length of the pool without hesitation or fear. This class provides a comfortable environment for adults to improve their swimming skills. Participants work on individual goals at their own pace with an instructor.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 5 & 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 & 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Development & Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Children will then work on building endurance to 25 yards of front and...
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (16+)
Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (16+)
"Individuals choosing this level may have a fear of the water, have very little to no swimming skills, and are ready to take the first step toward learning to swim. You will work toward your own personal goals while working on water adjustment, gaining confidence, floating, basic swimming skills, and basic personal safety skills. Ages...
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 & 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 & 4 (3-5)
"Water Stamina & Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Students that are more advanced will develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and...
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
"Water Discovery: introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water. Ages 6 months to 3 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 & 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 & 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Development & Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Children will then work on building endurance to 25 yards of front and...
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Teen and Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (12+)
Teen and Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (12+)
Individuals choosing this level may have a fear of the water, have very little to no swimming skills, and are ready to take the first step toward learning to swim. You will work toward your own personal goals while working on water adjustment, gaining confidence, floating, basic swimming skills, and basic personal safety skills. Ages...
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Water Exploration: Children entering this level should be comfortable in the water, able to respond to verbal cues and jump on land. Parents work with their children to explore body positions, floating, blowing bubbles, and fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Ages 1 to 3 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 & 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 & 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Development & Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Children will then work on building endurance to 25 yards of front and...
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Water Exploration: Children entering this level should be comfortable in the water, able to respond to verbal cues and jump on land. Parents work with their children to explore body positions, floating, blowing bubbles, and fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Ages 1 to 3 years.
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Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (16+)
Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (16+)
"Individuals choosing this level may have a fear of the water, have very little to no swimming skills, and are ready to take the first step toward learning to swim. You will work toward your own personal goals while working on water adjustment, gaining confidence, floating, basic swimming skills, and basic personal safety skills. Ages...
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School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 & 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 & 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Development & Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Children will then work on building endurance to 25 yards of front and...
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
"Water Discovery: introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water. Ages 6 months to 3 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Teen Intermediate Swim Lessons (12-15)
Teen Intermediate Swim Lessons (12-15)
Ages 12-15. Participants must be able to swim on front and back at least one full length of the pool without hesitation or fear. This class provides a comfortable environment for adults to improve their swimming skills. Participants work on individual goals at their own pace with an instructor.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Water Exploration: Children entering this level should be comfortable in the water, able to respond to verbal cues and jump on land. Parents work with their children to explore body positions, floating, blowing bubbles, and fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Ages 1 to 3 years.
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Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
"Water Discovery: introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water. Ages 6 months to 3 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle. Ages 6-12 years."
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Adult Intermediate Swim Lessons (16+)
Adult Intermediate Swim Lessons (16+)
Participants must be able to swim on front and back at least one full length of the pool without hesitation or fear. This class provides a comfortable environment for adults to improve their swimming skills. Participants work on individual goals at their own pace with an instructor. Ages 16 and older.
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Adaptive w/Parent Swim Lessons (4-21)
Adaptive w/Parent Swim Lessons (4-21)
This class is designed for individuals with special needs. This class focuses on overall water safety and individual coordination, physical fitness, and basic swimming skills that fosters growth and increases confidence in the water. Parent is required in the water. Ages 4-21 years. Staff to child ratio 1:6.
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Adult Intermediate Swim Lessons (16+)
Adult Intermediate Swim Lessons (16+)
Participants must be able to swim on front and back at least one full length of the pool without hesitation or fear. This class provides a comfortable environment for adults to improve their swimming skills. Participants work on individual goals at their own pace with an instructor. Ages 16 and older.
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Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (16+)
Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (16+)
"Individuals choosing this level may have a fear of the water, have very little to no swimming skills, and are ready to take the first step toward learning to swim. You will work toward your own personal goals while working on water adjustment, gaining confidence, floating, basic swimming skills, and basic personal safety skills. Ages...
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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Teen Beginner Swim Lessons
Teen Beginner Swim Lessons
Individuals choosing this level may have a fear of the water, have very little to no swimming skills, and are ready to take the first step toward learning to swim. You will work toward your own personal goals while working on water adjustment, gaining confidence, floating, basic swimming skills, and basic personal safety skills. Ages...
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (16+)
Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (16+)
"Individuals choosing this level may have a fear of the water, have very little to no swimming skills, and are ready to take the first step toward learning to swim. You will work toward your own personal goals while working on water adjustment, gaining confidence, floating, basic swimming skills, and basic personal safety skills. Ages...
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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Teen Beginner Swim Lessons (12-15)
Teen Beginner Swim Lessons (12-15)
Individuals choosing this level may have a fear of the water, have very little to no swimming skills, and are ready to take the first step toward learning to swim. You will work toward your own personal goals while working on water adjustment, gaining confidence, floating, basic swimming skills, and basic personal safety skills. Ages...
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 1 & 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 & 2 (6-12)
Water Acclimation & Movement: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Children will work with an instructor to then focus on body position and...
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Fit Swim Adult (16+)
Fit Swim Adult (16+)
This class is intended for the person wanting to build up endurance and technique for personal workouts or competitions such as Duathlons or Triathlons or wanting to maintain endurance during off season. To enroll in this class, participants must be able to swim at least 50-100 yards of two or more of the following strokes:...
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Fit Swim Adult (16+)
Fit Swim Adult (16+)
This class is intended for the person wanting to build up endurance and technique for personal workouts or competitions such as Duathlons or Triathlons or wanting to maintain endurance during off season. To enroll in this class, participants must be able to swim at least 50-100 yards of two or more of the following strokes:...
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Adult Intermediate Swim Lessons (16+)
Adult Intermediate Swim Lessons (16+)
"Participants must be able to swim on front and back at least one full length of the pool without hesitation or fear. This class provides a comfortable environment for adults to improve their swimming skills. Participants work on individual goals at their own pace with an instructor. Ages 16 and older."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (3-5)
Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (3-5)
This class is designed for preschool aged children with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Staff to child ratio 1:2.
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
This class is designed for children with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Staff to child ratio 1:2.
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Swim League (6-16)
Swim League (6-16)
Youth Swim League is a program for kids who enjoy swimming, want to explore the sport of competitive swimming, and hope to improve their technical swimming abilities. Our group will have the opportunity to swim in scheduled meets with other local YMCAs. Meet dates are TBA. Meet times TBA. YMCA staff and volunteers coach our...
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Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
This class is designed for children with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Staff to child ratio 1:2.
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 1 & 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 & 2 (6-12)
Water Acclimation & Movement: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Children will work with an instructor to then focus on body position and...
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Teen Beginner Swim Lessons (12-15)
Teen Beginner Swim Lessons (12-15)
"Individuals choosing this level may have a fear of the water, have very little to no swimming skills, and are ready to take the first step toward learning to swim. You will work toward your own personal goals while working on water adjustment, gaining confidence, floating, basic swimming skills, and basic personal safety skills. Ages...
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years.
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Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
This class is designed for children with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Ages 6-12. Swimmer to Staff Ratio 2:1.
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Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
Youth Adaptive Swim Lessons (6-12)
This class is designed for children with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Ages 6-12. Swimmer to Staff Ratio 2:1.
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School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Swim League (Ages 6-16)
Swim League (Ages 6-16)
Youth Swim League is a program for kids who enjoy swimming, want to explore the sport of competitive swimming, and hope to improve their technical swimming abilities. Our group will have the opportunity to swim in scheduled meets with other local YMCAs. Meet dates are TBA. Meet times TBA. YMCA staff and volunteers coach our...
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Teen Swim Lessons (11-15)
Teen Swim Lessons (11-15)
"This group swim lesson provides a comfortable environment for teens to learn to swim by encouraging them to set personal goals and achieve them. A certified instructor will work with each participant's current skill level and help them improve. All skill levels are welcome. Ages 11-15 years."
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Swim League (6-16)
Swim League (6-16)
Youth Swim League is a program for kids who enjoy swimming, want to explore the sport of competitive swimming, and hope to improve their technical swimming abilities. Our group will have the opportunity to swim in scheduled meets with other local YMCAs. Meet dates are TBA. Meet times TBA. YMCA staff and volunteers coach our...
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Teen & Young Adult Adaptive Swim Lessons (13-21)
Teen & Young Adult Adaptive Swim Lessons (13-21)
This class is designed for teens and young adults with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Ages 13-21. Swimmer to Staff Ratio 2:1.
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Teen & Young Adult Adaptive Swim Lessons (13-21)
Teen & Young Adult Adaptive Swim Lessons (13-21)
This class is designed for teens and young adults with special needs. Develop individual coordination, physical fitness, basic swimming skills, and safety. Must be able to function in a small group setting. Ages 13-21. Swimmer to Staff Ratio 2:1.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Swim League- Intermediate (6-16)
Swim League- Intermediate (6-16)
Youth Swim League is a program for kids who enjoy swimming, want to explore the sport of competitive swimming, and hope to improve their technical swimming abilities. Our group will have the opportunity to swim in scheduled meets with other local YMCAs. Meet dates are TBA. Meet times TBA. YMCA staff and volunteers coach our...
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
"Water Discovery: introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water. Ages 6 months to 3 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Water Exploration: Children entering this level should be comfortable in the water, able to respond to verbal cues and jump on land. Parents work with their children to explore body positions, floating, blowing bubbles, and fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Ages 1 to 3 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle. Ages 6-12 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
"Water Discovery: introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water. Ages 6 months to 3 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
"Water Discovery: introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water. Ages 6 months to 3 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Parent and Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Parent and Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Water Discovery: introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water. Ages 6 months to 3 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Parent & Child Swim Stage AB (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage AB (0-3)
Water Discover & Exploration: This combination class allows infants and toddlers to explore the aquatic environment with their parent at their own pace. Instructor will teach through songs, play and skill activities. Instructor will show parents adaptations of each activity taught to make each one age appropriate for each participant. Ages 6 months to 3...
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
"Water Discovery: introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water. Ages 6 months to 3 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Water Exploration: Children entering this level should be comfortable in the water, able to respond to verbal cues and jump on land. Parents work with their children to explore body positions, floating, blowing bubbles, and fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Ages 1 to 3 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Water Exploration: Children entering this level should be comfortable in the water, able to respond to verbal cues and jump on land. Parents work with their children to explore body positions, floating, blowing bubbles, and fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Ages 1 to 3 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Parent & Child Swim Stage AB (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage AB (0-3)
Water Discover & Exploration: This combination class allows infants and toddlers to explore the aquatic environment with their parent at their own pace. Instructor will teach through songs, play and skill activities. Instructor will show parents adaptations of each activity taught to make each one age appropriate for each participant. Ages 6 months to 3...
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage A (0-3)
"Water Discovery: introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water. Ages 6 months to 3 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Teen and Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (12+)
Teen and Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (12+)
"Individuals choosing this level may have a fear of the water, have very little to no swimming skills, and are ready to take the first step toward learning to swim. You will work toward your own personal goals while working on water adjustment, gaining confidence, floating, basic swimming skills, and basic personal safety skills. Ages...
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Parent & Child Swim Stage AB (0-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage AB (0-3)
Water Discover & Exploration: This combination class allows infants and toddlers to explore the aquatic environment with their parent at their own pace. Instructor will teach through songs, play and skill activities. Instructor will show parents adaptations of each activity taught to make each one age appropriate for each participant. Ages 6 months to 3...
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Parent & Child Swim Stage B (1-3)
Water Exploration: Children entering this level should be comfortable in the water, able to respond to verbal cues and jump on land. Parents work with their children to explore body positions, floating, blowing bubbles, and fundamental safety and aquatic skills. Ages 1 to 3 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
"Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 25 yards of front crawl, back crawl and breaststroke. Students refine stroke technique on all major competitive strokes, learn about competitive swimming, and discover how to incorporate swimming into a healthy lifestyle. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 4 (3-5)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 10-15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 3-5 years. "
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 1 (3-5)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Teen and Adult Intermediate Swim Lessons (12+)
Teen and Adult Intermediate Swim Lessons (12+)
Ages 12 and older. Participants must be able to swim on front and back at least one full length of the pool without hesitation or fear. This class provides a comfortable environment for adults to improve their swimming skills. Participants work on individual goals at their own pace with an instructor.
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School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 4 (6-12)
"Stroke Introduction: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back independently. Students develop stroke technique in front and back crawl and learn the breaststroke kick and butterfly kick. Treading is also introduced. Ages 6-12 years. "
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
"Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
"Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years."
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years."
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (2-4)
"Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 2.5-4 years."
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School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 3 (6-12)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 2 (3-5)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 1 (6-12)
Water Acclimation: Children entering this level should be comfortable working with an instructor without a parent in the water. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Preschool Stage 1 W/ Parent (3-5)
Water Acclimation: For the child not quite ready to swim without the parent. Transition between parent and instructor throughout first half of session. Focus is on learning to listen to an instructor, becoming comfortable in the water, and safely exploring movement in the water. Ages 3-5 years.
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School Age Swim Stage 5 & 6 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 & 6 (6-12)
"Stroke Development & Stroke Mechanics: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Children will then work on building endurance to 25 yards of front and...
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School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 2 (6-12)
Water Movement: Children entering this level should be able to go underwater voluntarily. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while continuing to practice how to safely exit if they would fall into a body of water. Ages 6-12 years.
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Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Preschool Swim Stage 3 (3-5)
Water Stamina: Children entering this level should be able to front and back float independently. Students learn to swim to safety from a longer distance. They are introduced to rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action. Ages 3-5 years."
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Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (16+)
Adult Beginner Swim Lessons (16+)
"Individuals choosing this level may have a fear of the water, have very little to no swimming skills, and are ready to take the first step toward learning to swim. You will work toward your own personal goals while working on water adjustment, gaining confidence, floating, basic swimming skills, and basic personal safety skills. Ages...
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School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
School Age Swim Stage 5 (6-12)
"Stroke Development: Children entering this level should be able to swim 15 yards of front and back crawl. Students work on stroke technique and learn all major competitive strokes. Emphasis on water safety continues through treading water and sidestroke. Ages 6-12 years."
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Teen and Adult Advanced Swim Lessons (12+)
Teen and Adult Advanced Swim Lessons (12+)
Ages 12 and older. Participants must be able to swim on front and back at least two full length of the pool without hesitation or fear. This class provides a comfortable environment for adults to improve their swimming skills. Participants work on individual goals at their own pace with an instructor.