Level 1: Intro to Water (6-16 Months):  

Establishing early confidence and movement in the water, as well as accelerate the development of motor and survival skills.  

• Level 2: Intro to Water (16-36 Months):  

Toddlers will learn basic skills including floating, submersion and back floating.  This class will further excel basic water skills and comfort in the pool.  

• Level 3: Water Comfort and Water Safety Basics (24-36 Months):  

Students work on swimming independently in 5+ feet, performing roll to float for survival, and returning back to the wall after falling in.  A large part of these lessons will focus on transitioning into independent lessons (without a parent or adult).  

Little Waders (Level 1): Designed for beginner students with no prior swimming experience or are scared of the water 

Beginners work on water adjustment and safety skills: breath holding, submerging, floating, and kicking.  

• Little Dippers (Level 2): Designed for swimmers who have had prior swimming experience and are comfortable in the water 

To be placed in this class, the student must be able to float on their front and back independently. Your child will work on increasing distance and beginning strokes. 

• Little Paddlers (Level 3): Designed for students are able to swim with the roll over for breath, swim independently, and a distance of 10 feet.  

Swimmers will focus on the fundamentals of elementary backstroke, freestyle, body rotation and diving. Children will be introduced to dolphin kick, treading, longer distances, and building endurance.  

• Level 1: For students with no prior swimming experience or have fears of the water 

Level 1 students are introduced to the aquatic environment while introduced to skills that lead to independent, forward profession in the water.  Lessons includes a combination of games and drills and students practice breath holding, submerging, floating and kicking. 

• Level 2: For students who are comfortable and independent in the water  

To be placed in Level 2, students must be able to float on their front and back, swim independently, and swim a distance of 10 feet. Focuses on independence and distance swimming.  

• Level 3: Build on skills learned in Level 2 

To be placed in Level 3, students must be able to swim distances of at least 20-30 ft and be comfortable with independent elementary backstroke. Introduces students to beginner freestyle with side breathing and backstroke.  

• Level 4: Designed for swimmers who are able to swim a basic freestyle with side breathing and backstroke  

Main focus is to refine freestyle with rotary breathing, refining backstroke, endurance, treading, standing dives, and introduction to breaststroke.  

• Level 5: Designed for advanced swimmers who want to prepare for stroke and turn and pre–team swimming 

Endurance and technique are the main focus in Level 5. Fundamentals of butterfly will be introduced while learning turns and diving.