Our Swim & Survival program offers infants a safe introduction to the water. Here we use techniques which will prepare your child for basic survival skills.
Skills Learned:
At the end of each class, parents will be given feedback on progress, along with homework for tub time so that you can continue working on these skills at home with your child.
Levels Include:
Tadpole Level 1 |
Tadpole Level 2 |
Tadpole Level 3
Children at this level will build on their basic survival skills to further their motor skills in the water.
Skills Learned:
Structure
These are always one on one, 15-minute classes, once per week until ready for next level, Tadpole 2
With more ability to move with purpose in the water, children at this level will continue to improve their techniques, while gaining independence. Learning to swim unaided is a huge milestone here.
Skills Learned:
Structure
These classes are one on one, 15-minute sessions, once per week until ready for the next level.
When children master the skills in the prior milestone, showing physical readiness and maturity for the next skill level, they move to our next program. This is our most advanced toddler class and is our introduction to stroke mechanics for young swimmers.
Skills Learned:
Structure
These classes are one to one, 15-minute sessions, once per week until ready for the next level.
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In preparation for stroke development. In this level, we ensure that each swimmer is comfortable in the water and able to swim independently and confidently.
Confidence grows with continued work on breath control, gliding, changing positions and developing kicking skills.
We continue building on our foundation and gain further independence by strengthening kicking skills and introducing stroke mechanics
With newly developed kicking skills and stroke work, in this level students are introduced to proper freestyle and backstroke techniques, strengthening endurance and independence.
Breast stroke skills are developed in this level while children continue building strength and endurance through their practice of freestyle and backstroke.
By now, students have the strength, endurance and fine motor skills to learn butterfly stroke while continuing their practice of freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke.
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