Your swimmers first introduction to the water! This is the first level of our parented Swim with Me program. You will learn various ways to hold your infant in the water. Your tiny swimmer will learn submersion cues and will be completing submersion in no time! This level also introduces free floating where your swimmer will explore their buoyancy in the water. 

In this level you and your tiny swimmer will become more confident with different holds and positioning in the pool. Your swimmer will be able to free float between you and the instructor as well as between you and the stairs. Your swimmer will learn underwater turn arounds in this level, an essential skill for returning to safety after and accidental fall into water. 

In this level your swimmer will increase their independence in the water. They will continue to work on their free floating and back floating skills. Your swimmer will learn to apply their previous learned propulsion skills into their swimming. At the completion of this level your swimmer will be able to jump into the water and independently recover at a point of safety.

This is the last level in our parented program. This level is optional but it is recommended for shy or timid swimmers who would better benefit from having a parent in the water with them. Swimmer can start in the Prepare 2 Swim program at 18 months or stick with parented lessons until 24 months based on swimmer and caregiver preference. 

This is the first level of our unparented classes. At the completion of this level your swimmer will be able to do a 3 second submersion, float to a point of safety, and independently remove themselves from the pool edge. Prepare 2 Swim: Submerge can be started as young as 18 months.  

This level further develops safety skills by teaching your swimmer how to get to air while swimming using a back float as well as strengthen breath control skills. At the completion of this level your swimmer will be able to complete a 5 second independent back float, as well as jump in and recover at an instructor. 

This level introduces Pop-Up Breathing to your swimmer to give them more strategies to get to their air while swimming. Your swimmer with further develop their breath control and self rescue skills as well. At the completion of this level your swimmer will be able to complete 5 independent flipping floats (Swim, Float, Swim), jump in and return to a point of safety in deep water, and complete 3 independent pop up breaths. 

Here your swimmer will be challenged with different combinations of previously learned skills. At the completion of this level your swimmer will be confident and independent in deep water and understand the respect that water requires. 

This level will challenge your swimmers endurance and problem solving skills by combining previously learned skills in challenging combinations. Along with challening your swimmers survival skills this level also introduces Front Crawl and Back Crawl techniques for the first time. 

This level further challenges endruance and problem solving skills by adding farther distances into the combinations. A main focus in this level is perfecting Front Crawl and Back Crawl techniques. Your swimmer will work up to completing a distance swim of 100m at the completion of this level.