Spring 1 Lessons – April 1 – May 11

• Guided swim lessons to increase skills and improve safety confidence. Students will be taught basic water safety and skill progressions for all applicable strokes according to the American Red Cross Standards. Classes meet once per week.
• View the schedule here.

* Only one family member allowed on pool deck during swim lesson.
* No refunds or make-ups will be given due to sickness, absences, or missed classes.

Group lessons aren’t your thing? No problem. We offer private swim lessons for all ages. Choose your own private instructor to see who is the right fit for you.

Contact us for rates, reservations, and availability.

A parent/caregiver takes part in each class, assisting in the teaching from the instructor.  The following parent/child swim classes allow the babies/TOTS to explore water activities that encourage the development of arm and leg movement along with basic skills.

• Aquababies (ages 6 months – 18 months) (Ratio 1:6) 
  Parent/Child Class
  Skills taught:  Teaching proper ways to hold the babies in the water aids in optimal skill development.  In this class we incorporate safety skills, floating on their back/front, blowing bubbles and jumping in.  Through playtime, games and songs your child becomes more confident in the water, while developing basic water skills.
• Aquatots (ages 18 months -3 years) (Ratio 1:6) 
  Parent/Child Class
  Skills taught:  Teaching proper ways to hold the TOTS in the water to aid in optimal skill development.  We incorporate safety skills, floating on their back/front, blowing bubbles, arm/leg coordination, jumping in with submerging.  Though playtime, skill completion, games and songs your child becomes more confident in the water, while developing fundamental skills needed to transition into independent lessons.

These lessons are for children who are ready to take independent lessons with an instructor in a group class setting. These levels mark the beginning of learning independent aquatic skills. Your child becomes more comfortable and confident in the water while developing fundamental skills needed to transition into the intermediate stroke classes. Skills will be assisted by an instructor and/or floatation devices.

• Preschool – (ages 3- 5years) (Ratio 1:4) 
  Childs current skill: Not comfortable in the water, have never taken a lesson, can’t swim on their own 
  Skills taught:  Getting adjusted to the water, entering/exiting the water, blowing bubbles, submerging mouth, nose, and eyes, front/back floats, glides, and treading water. Swimmers begin using simultaneous and alternating arm and leg movement on their front and back.
• Level 1 – Introduction to Water Skills – (ages 5+) (Ratio 1:4)
  Childs current skill: Can swim a little with assistance, first time swimming, needs to work on basic skills 
  Skills taught:  Getting adjusted to the water, above/underwater, entering/exiting the water, blowing bubbles, submerging, jumping into the water, front/back floats, glides, and treading water. Swimmers further develop simultaneous and alternating arm and leg movement on their front and back.
• Level 2 – Fundamental Aquatic Skills (Ratio 1:6) 
  Childs current skill: Comfortable in the water, can swim on front/back with very little assistance, swim above/underwater 
  Skills taught: This class gets these swimmers ready to gain independence from the instructor and floatation devises while working on learning different basic skills of each stroke. The goal of this level is to become comfortable swimming unassisted and move towards the intermediate levels.

Please note: Please do not sign your child up for a class above his/her skill level. There is a good chance that they will not be moved up or down due to class sellouts. At each level, greater endurance, improved efficiency and a more refined form of each stroke are required. If you are unsure of your child’s level or have any questions please contact Karen Feeley, Aquatics Director 896-5678 ext 104. 

These lesson levels are for children who are swimming independently of an instructor. These levels mark the beginning of Stroke development. The swimmers learn the fundamentals of each stroke. They develop fundamental skills needed to build a strong stroke and practice these skills with repetition and distance. Skills will be taught by the instructor; use of equipment will be for skills/drills- not for assistance with swimming.

• Level 3 – Stroke Development (Ratio 1:6) 
  Childs current skill: Comfortable in the water, can swim on front/back unassisted, can swim above/underwater
  Skills taught: The goal of this level is to become comfortable swimming stroke fundamentals unassisted.  The swimmers will be learning front crawl with breathing to the side, unassisted back crawl, treading water, deep water skills, diving, and breaststroke.
• Level 4/5-Stroke Improvement/Refinement (Ratio 1:6) 
  Childs current skill: Swims independently, can swim the length of the pool on front/back, has some knowledge of advanced strokes
  Skills taught: The goal of this class is to increase swimmers endurance by swimming strokes for a greater distance doing laps. As the class progresses with distance, turns for each stroke will be introduced.

Please note: Please do not sign your child up for a class above his/her skill level. There is a good chance that they will not be moved up or down due to class sellouts. At each level, greater endurance, improved efficiency and a more refined form of each stroke are required. If you are unsure of your child’s level or have any questions please contact Karen Feeley, Aquatics Director 896-5678 ext 104.

Lifeguard Training

See below for more information.

Pre-Test : April 23, 2024 • 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

This blended learning course combines online learning with on-site skill sessions where you practice skills and demonstrate your competency. Students will be taught the proper rescue and safety skills necessary to lifeguarding in swimming pool environments. Must attend all classes and complete online work between classroom sessions.

Requirements : Must be 15 years old, swim 300 yards continuously with breath control, tread water for 2 minutes using only your legs, swim 20 yards and retrieve a 10 pound brick with both hands. Students who do not pass the pre-test will not be permitted to attend the course.

Course Information : Please plan to complete the initial eLearning lessons before each session. You will receive an e-mail session link for the online portion of your course.

Dates / Times:

• Tuesday, 4/23 – 5:00pm – 8:00pm
• Thursday, 4/25 – 5:00pm – 8:00pm
• Tuesday, 5/7 – 5:00pm – 8:00pm
• Thursday, 5/9 – 5:00pm – 8:00pm
• Tuesday, 5/14 – 5:00pm – 8:00pm

Fees :

• Members : $425
• Non-Members : $450
• If a student fails pre-test, a $100 non-refundable fee will be applied

Class limited to 6 students.

Registration : Call or visit to sign up – #845-896-5678 / info@allsporthealthandfitness.com

View the flyer here.

Water Safety Instructor (WSI)

This blended learning course trains instructor candidates to teach courses and presentation in the the American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety Program. Students will also learn the techniques of performing and teaching swimming skills.

Prerequisites:

• Participants must be 16 years of ages on or before the last date of the course.
• Complete online Blended Learning before the first day of class (to be received via email once resisted for the class).
• All students must successfully complete the following:
  • 25 years in each of the front crawl, back crawl, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke, and 15 yards of butterfly.
  • Tread water for 1 minute.
  • Maintain position on back for 1 minute in deep water (floating or sculling).

Dates / Times:

• Saturday, April 20 – 12:00pm – 4:00pm
• Sunday, April 21 – 9:00am – 4:00pm
• Saturday, April 27 – 12:00pm – 4:00pm
• Sunday, April 28 – 9:00am – 4:00pm

Fees :

• Members : $475
• Non-Members : $500

Registration : Call or visit to sign up – #845-896-5678 / info@allsporthealthandfitness.com

View the flyer here.