This water-adjustment class is for children who may never have taken swimming lessons and are frightened of the water. Parents should be prepared to help in the water during the first four classes if children need extra assistance. Students will gain confidence and independence as they master introductory skills and learn safe practices. Student/teacher ratio is approx. 4:1.

This class develops swimming readiness by leading parents and children in water exploration with the objective of having fun and becoming comfortable in and around the water. Couple/teacher ratio is approx. 8:1. Child must be at least 6 months old. Parent-child or guardian participation in the water is required.

This class develops swimming readiness by leading parents and children in water exploration with the objective of having fun and becoming comfortable in and around the water. Couple/teacher ratio is approx. 8:1. Child must be at least 18 months old. Parent-child or guardian participation in the water is required.

This class will focus on introductory swim skills and on having fun in the water. The skills taught include: water adjustment, back and front floats with support, blowing bubbles and full body submerging. Student/teacher ratio is approx. 6:1. Children must be at least 3 years of age (some exceptions may apply).

This introductory course focuses on water basics including: breath control, front and back floats with minimal support, kicking on front and back, forward arm motion, and water safety. Student/teacher ratio is approx. 6:1. Prerequisites: Successful completion of the Turtle class.

Beginning swimmers will explore the fundamentals of aquatic activities. This course focuses on swim skills such as: unsupported floats, front crawl, and an introduction to back crawl. Student/teacher ratio is approx. 6:1. Prerequisites: Successful completion of the Seahorse class.

This course focuses on swim skills such as: swimming front and back crawls with no support and how to retrieve objects with eyes open. Student/teacher ratio is approx. 6:1. Prerequisites:  Successful completion of Level 1 Explorer or children should be able to float independently and swim front crawl a minimum of 5 yards.

This course focuses on swim skills like: treading water, swimming front and back crawl with no support, retrieving objects in deeper water, and will be introduced to rotary breathing. Student/teacher ratio is approx. 6:1. Prerequisites:  Successful completion of Level 2 Submarine or children should be able to fully submerge themselves for a minimum of 10 seconds and be able to swim front crawl for at least 10 yards and back crawl for at least 5 yards.

Children will learn to tread water as well as swim front and back crawls with proper breathing techniques. This course will also introduce the breaststroke and butterfly. Student/teacher ratio is approx. 8:1.Prerequisites:  Successful completion of Level 3 Clipper or children should be able to swim front crawl, back crawl, and elementary backstroke for a minimum of 10 yards. Children are also expected to tread water and swim with proper breathing techniques.

Children will work on the techniques of all swim strokes (front, back, breast, fly, and elementary back) and will learn to tread water for a minimum of 30 seconds. Student/teacher ratio is approx. 8:1. Prerequisites:  Successful completion of Level 4 Sailor or children should be able to swim with all strokes (front, back, breast, fly, and elementary back) for at least 5 yards.

This level is for kids who wish to continue working on techniques for all strokes. In this class, children will get a taste of what a competitive swim team is like. Children will work on stroke refinement while increasing their stroke power and endurance. Student/teacher ratio is approx. 8:1. Prerequisites:  Successful completion of Level 5 Adventurer.