Infants 8 months to 15 months, or not walking, learn a roll back from face down to face up to independently float. This takes about 16 to 20 lessons, or 4 to 5 weeks, with no vacations, illness and a child with no developmental delay. 

Lessons are …

Children 16 months to 4 years learn the entire swim*float*swim sequence, which takes 24 to 32 lessons, or 6 to 8 weeks, with no vacations, illness and a child with no developmental delay. Lessons are one-on-one 10 minutes a day, four days a week. …

Once you have an aquatically skilled toddler, it's time for parents to really learn how to work with their child in a fun environment under the guidance of an aquatic survival instructor. It is up to parents to provide proper reinforcement of …

For our aquatic survival graduates ages 4 and up, stroke work is the next step! We offer a group, limited to four skilled swimmers, to learn freestyle, breaststroke and backstroke. 

We have had the youngest swimmers on area swim teams because of …

Most aquatic accidents don't happen when a child is only wearing a bathing suit. 

We recommend fall test outs for our swimmers because of growth and lack of practice with the rollback to float during the summer months. A swimmer may practice but …