Peak Swim School

All Sessions Tuesday & Thursday in the mornings - afternoons - evenings

Every session starts at the beginning of the month

Summer Sessions Levels 4 & 5 are Monday through Thursday in the afternoons

No Classes December and January

2010 Swim Lessons School Dates

Special Level 1

2-week session Tuesday/Thursday January 18 - 28

Winter/Spring

February 2 - 25th

March 2 - 25th

April 6 – 29

 May 4 - 27

Lessons are designed for ages 3 to adult, and offer an aquatic education from basic swim strokes and safety to competitive swimming. We include skills needed for personal safety while teaching the correct techniques for competitive, athletic and recreational swimming. Our instructors will use positive, gentle, but firm reinforcement to enable our swimmers to enjoy aquatic activities. Instructors will not suggest advancement unless they are confident your child is ready for the next level.

Swim Classes Class and pool information

·        Warm Pool 93 degrees

·        All lessons are 30-minutes in length

·        Small class size

Classes offered

·        Waterbugs ages 6 months to 3 years

·        Levels 1, 2, 3; beginner, intermediate and advanced

·        Levels 4, 5; stroke

·        Adult lessons

·        Private training Swim Levels

Waterbugs: The goal of this class is for children to develop a comfort level in the water with the security of their parents. The skills and activities include singing songs, blowing bubbles, getting their faces wet, arm motions, and leg movements. Waterbugs is a wonderful introduction to the water for all ages. (Parent participation required)

Level 1 Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced: An introduction to the water for young children who have little or no previous swim lesson experience. Goggles are highly recommended.

Level 2 Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced: Use the skills learned in Level 1 to enhance the swimmers confidence to swim independently. Goggles are required.

Level 3 Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced: Refine and improve the Freestyle and Backstroke to enable the child to swim at least 5 times the length of their own bodies. Goggles required. Introduction to breaststroke and butterfly.

Level 4 Stroke Development: Introduces the skills needed to swim the advanced strokes of butterfly and breaststroke. Children will continue to work on the freestyle and backstroke techniques using drills to strengthen stroke confidence for greater distance. Swimmers will gain proficiency in the areas of self and peer rescue. Goggles are required.

Level 5 Stroke Development: Incorporates skills and drills for the breaststroke, butterfly, freestyle, and backstroke. Fins may be used and goggles are required.

WATER SAFETY IS TAUGHT IN EACH LEVEL OF LESSONS.