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- Level 1
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This class is for swimmers ages 5 and over. Swimmers will be taught introduction swimming skills floating, blowing bubbles, swimming with eyes in the water, while working on water safety skills. Some goals for the class are to swim independently, floating on back with assistance, mastering water safety skills on the wall. Spots will fill up fast.
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- Level 1
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This class is for swimmers ages 5 and over. Swimmers will be taught introduction swimming skills floating, blowing bubbles, swimming with eyes in the water, while working on water safety skills. Some goals for the class are to swim independently, floating on back with assistance, mastering water safety skills on the wall. Spots will fill up fast.
This short four week session is designed to help swimmers work on a skill or two in order to move onto the next level.
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- Level 1
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This class is for swimmers ages 5 and over. Swimmers will be taught introduction swimming skills floating, blowing bubbles, swimming with eyes in the water, while working on water safety skills. Some goals for the class are to swim independently, floating on back with assistance, mastering water safety skills on the wall. Spots will fill up fast.
This session is designed to help swimmers work on a skill or two in order to move onto the next level.
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- Level 2
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Students build on the fundamental locomotion and safety skills learned in Level 1. Unsupported front and back floats, rhythmic breathing, and flutter kicking are skills learned at this level. Prerequisite: Level 1 certification or comparable skills. Ages 5 and up.
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- Level 2
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Students build on the fundamental locomotion and safety skills learned in Level 1. Unsupported front and back floats, rhythmic breathing, and flutter kicking are skills learned at this level. Prerequisite: Level 1 certification or comparable skills. Ages 5 and up.
This Short session is designed to help swimmers work on a skill or two in order to move onto the next level.
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- Level 2
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Students build on the fundamental locomotion and safety skills learned in Level 1. Unsupported front and back floats, rhythmic breathing, and flutter kicking are skills learned at this level. Prerequisite: Level 1 certification or comparable skills. Ages 5 and up.
This short session is designed to help swimmers work on a skill or two in order to move onto the next level.
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- Level 3
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Students will build on locomotion and safety skills from Level 2. Coordinating front and back crawl, introduction to elementary backstroke, and treading water are skills learned in this level. Prerequisite: Level 2 certificate or comparable skills. Must be able to swim full length of pool. For ages 6 and up.
No Class May 25th.
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- Level 3
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Students will build on locomotion and safety skills from Level 2. Coordinating front and back crawl, introduction to elementary backstroke, and treading water are skills learned in this level. Prerequisite: Level 2 certificate or comparable skills. Must be able to swim full length of pool. For ages 6 and up.
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- Level 3
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Students will build on locomotion and safety skills from Level 2. Coordinating front and back crawl, introduction to elementary backstroke, and treading water are skills learned in this level. Prerequisite: Level 2 certificate or comparable skills. Must be able to swim full length of pool. For ages 6 and up.
This short session is designed to help swimmers work on a skill or two in order to move onto the next level.
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- Level 4
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This level will include deep-water bobbing, rotary breathing, and endurance of strokes already learned, as well as an introduction to the breast stroke, side stroke, and turning at the wall. Prerequisite: Level 3 certificate or comparable skills.
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- Level 4
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This level will include deep-water bobbing, rotary breathing, and endurance of strokes already learned, as well as an introduction to the breast stroke, side stroke, and turning at the wall. Prerequisite: Level 3 certificate or comparable skills.
This short session is designed to help swimmers work on a skill or two in order to move onto the next level.
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- Lifeguard Training
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Want to become a lifeguard? Learn to recognize and respond quickly and effectively to aquatic emergencies to prevent drowning and injuries. With successful completion, you will be American Red Cross-certified in Lifeguard Training, First Aid, and CPR for the Lifeguard. Prerequisites: Students must be able to jump in, submerge, and resurface then nonstop swim 150 yards (6 lengths) (either front crawl/freestyle or breaststroke) tread water without using their hands for 2 minutes, then swim an additional 50 yards (2 lengths). All 3 skills must be done in a continuous fashion.
*Online portion must be completed before the first day of class*
Course fee covered by the NY Swims Grant. Participants must pay a $25 registration fee which will be refunded at course completion.
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- Parent and Child Aquatics
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This class builds basic water safety skills for both parents and children and helps children adjust to the water environment. Parent must accompany child in water. Ages 1-2 years old.
No Class May 25th.
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- Parent and Child Aquatics
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This class builds basic water safety skills for both parents and children and helps children adjust to the water environment. Parent must accompany child in water. Ages 1-2 years old.
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- Preschool with Parent Aquatics
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This class will help children feel comfortable in the water, enjoy the water safely, and learn fundamental skills including breath control, floating, and basic locomotion. Parent must accompany child in water. Ages 3-5 years old.
No Class May 25th.
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- Preschool with Parent Aquatics
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This class will help children feel comfortable in the water, enjoy the water safely, and learn fundamental skills including breath control, floating, and basic locomotion. Parent must accompany child in water. Ages 3-5 years old.
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- Water Safety Instructor (Blended)
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Gain the skills and knowledge needed to become a Water Safety Instructor. Candidates will learn how to teach water safety, including the Basic Water Rescue and Personal Water Safety courses, six levels of Learn-to-Swim, three levels of Preschool Aquatics, and two levels of Parent and Child Aquatics, as well as the six basic swimming strokes. To enroll instructor candidates must be at least 16 years of age on or before the last day of the instructor course and successfully complete the pre-course session which includes demonstration of swimming skill at Learn-to-Swim Level 4.
*Online portion must be completed before the first day of class*
Monday - Thursday 5:00 - 8:00 PM, Friday 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Course fee covered by the NY Swims Grant. Participants must pay a $25 registration fee which will be refunded at course completion.
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