Learning Levels

Our beginner students are introduced to a fun and friendly aquatic environment with the assistance of a parent/guardian. Although our beginner students are ready to enjoy the aquatic environment, they are not quite ready to do it without the help of a familiar face. Students at this level will be introduced to beginner kicking drills, submersion drills, back floating. Students will carryout many of these drills with the help of songs that are specifically tailored to the swim school atmosphere.

Our intermediate/advanced students will be introduced to more challenging levels of kicking drills, submersion drills, back floats and other fun activities with the help of a parent/guardian. Music will continue to play a major role at this level as we prepare our students to participate in swim lessons without the help of a familiar face.

Students are inexperienced and cautious. It is time to learn basic safety skills without the assistance of a parent. Lessons will focus on allowing students to discover the basic safety skills needed to survive in the aquatic environment. Students will learn the back float and front float as well as a survival stroke and breath control. Max Ratio 2:1

Students will continue to focus on aquatic freedom. Students will continue to work on the roll over and pop up drills while focusing on the basic survival skills as well as incorporating fun underwater submersion and superman drills. Max Ratio 3:1

Students will learn to swim with big arms for short distances (10 feet) while catching a breath on their backs. Students will learn to kick with the aid of a noodle while continuing to work on basic survival skills and superman drills. Max Ratio 3:1

Students will work on breath control, streamline drills and alternate side breathing. Students will be encouraged to swim short distances (15 feet) using these skills. This level will help prepare students for the Development lesson plan. Max Ratio 3:1

Students are ready to learn the basic fundamentals of the freestyle stroke technique. This lesson plan will focus on streamline drills, side breathing, swimming for short distances (20 feet) and wearing fins to assist in basic stroke technique work. This lesson plan will also place an emphasis on kicking with a kickboard. Max Ratio 3:1

Students are ready to perfect the freestyle stroke! This lesson plan will take a conservative approach at teaching a technically and fundamentally sound freestyle with the aid of fins and kickboards. When this lesson plan is complete, students should expect to swim a 25 yard freestyle with as little effort as possible. Max Ratio 3:1

Students will continue to work on the freestyle stroke and begin to develop a fundamentally sound backstroke. Max Ratio 3:1

Students will work on developing their breaststroke skills. We will work on all of the drills needed to coordinate this stroke with as little effort as possible. Max Ratio 3:1

Students will work on developing their butterfly skills. We will work on all of the drills needed to coordinate this stroke with as little effort as possible. Max Ratio 3:1