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Swimming lessons that cater to you! Instructors work with your schedule and swimming abilities to provide personalized swim lessons and individual instruction.
All ages welcome!
Contact Jessica Hanshaw for more information regarding private lessons.
419-522-3511 ext. 226
A fun filled aquatic and water safety instruction program for adults with special needs. This program provides an alternative recreational activity to help meet physical needs while teaching and promoting water safety and basic lifesaving swimming skills.
(Guardian or group caretaker participates in water)
Show the world what you are made of; become a lifeguard! Please contact us for class dates & times. There is a maximum of 10 participants per class.
419-522-3511 ext. 226
Tone and strengthen muscles while building endurance and increasing your fitness level.
Free to members
Monday, Wednesday & Friday 10:30 - 11:30 AM
A low impact aerobic workout that focuses on strength, endurance and flexibility.
Free to members
Monday, Wednesday & Friday 9:00 - 10:00 AM
Monday & Wednesday 6:00 - 7:00 PM
This is a high intensity, endurance building water aerobics class. The class also includes strength training and stretching. This water workout is designed for those who desire an intense workout.
Free to members
Tuesday & Thursday 10:00 - 11:00 AM
Tuesday & Thursday 6:00 - 7:00 PM
The nature of Progressive swim lessons is such that it is acceptable – and common – for swimming students to repeat levels until they have demonstrated sufficient proficiency in all skills. The classes work together, gradually increasing in difficulty and endurance, to help swimmers progress at their own level. Please refer to the class descriptions in order to decide which class is best for your children.
30 minutes in length
Water enrichment classes for child and parent to enjoy together. This is a water acclimation class that introduces children to basic skills. Parents learn how to handle their child in water and receive water safety tips. Songs, games, and toys are used to build confidence and trust in the water.
6 months-2 years old
2-3 years old
30 minutes in length
3-5 years old
This class is designed for new swimmers and helps children develop safe pool behavior and adjust to the water. The class teaches basic skills such as paddle stroke, kicking, blowing bubbles, and front and back float.
This class is designed to help young swimmers who are comfortable in the water to gain more independence. As well as learning water safety, children develop the front and back paddle stoke, kicking, breath control, and floating.
At this level, children review water and safety and refine the strokes learned in the previous classes and are introduced to surface diving and treading water. To move on to the next level, children should be able to swim on their own for 20 feet.
The last level in the preschool program, Starfish focuses on refining strokes and building endurance. All previous skills are reviewed.
45 minutes in length
At least 6 years old
This class is the beginning level for school-aged children. It introduces children to the water and teaches water safety, breath control, the front, side and back paddle, kicking, and floating.
A step up from Polliwog, the Guppy class reinforces water safety and works on front, side, and back strokes independent of flotation aids. Children practice breath control and floating and are taught diving skills and treading water.
All previous skills are reviewed in this class. Children practice the front crawl with rhythmic breathing and continue to practice elementary backstroke and back crawl. The sidestroke and breaststroke kicks are introduced. All strokes must be performed proficiently for 25 yards to pass this level.
This class focuses on refining strokes and building endurance. The butterfly stroke is introduced using fins. By the end of the level, swimmers must float for at least 6 minutes and tread water for 3 minutes and swim each stroke (except butterfly) for 50 yards.
A continuation from the previous class, Flying Fish emphasizes endurance and introduces flip turns. Swimmers must swim 100 yards of each stroke (except butterfly) to pass this class.