Group Swim Lessons for Kids – All Levels Welcome
Structured Learning Across 9 Levels
Group lessons are designed for students at Floaters level and above who can follow directions and work effectively alongside peers. Classes are grouped by ability and maturity to keep instruction focused and productive.
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The SwimRight Method
Developed by Lenny Krayzelburg and his instructional staff, the SwimRight® Method guides students through nine sequential levels — from first water contact to competitive stroke preparation.
Level 1
Splashers
Objective:
Introduction to the pool environment. Students become familiar with the water through assisted submersion, launching, back floating, and rolling to a back float.
Introduction to the pool environment. Students become familiar with the water through assisted submersion, launching, back floating, and rolling to a back float.
Level 2
Floaters
Result: Pass Survival Test 1
Objective:
Survival Test 1 Students develop an independent back float with correct rotation and begin basic kicking. Level concludes with Survival Test 1.
Survival Test 1 Students develop an independent back float with correct rotation and begin basic kicking. Level concludes with Survival Test 1.
Level 3
Kickers
Result: Pass Survival Test 2
Objective:
Survival Test 2 Students move through the water independently with correct body position and kicking. Level concludes with Survival Test 2.
Survival Test 2 Students move through the water independently with correct body position and kicking. Level concludes with Survival Test 2.
Level 4
Kickboarders
Objective:
Kickboard support is used to introduce rotational drills, arm coordination, and proper breathing technique.
Kickboard support is used to introduce rotational drills, arm coordination, and proper breathing technique.
Level 5
Rollers
Objective:
Students refine rotational movement while maintaining body position and kicking. Freestyle and backstroke arm drills are introduced.
Students refine rotational movement while maintaining body position and kicking. Freestyle and backstroke arm drills are introduced.
Level 6
Streamliners
Objective:
Rotational drills are developed in a streamline position. Students work toward catch-up freestyle, backstroke switch drill, and introductory breaststroke and butterfly kicking.
Rotational drills are developed in a streamline position. Students work toward catch-up freestyle, backstroke switch drill, and introductory breaststroke and butterfly kicking.
Level 7
Freestylers
Objective:
Focus shifts to correct breathing and body positioning for freestyle and backstroke. Breaststroke and butterfly kicking continues to develop. Students work without hands-on support.
Focus shifts to correct breathing and body positioning for freestyle and backstroke. Breaststroke and butterfly kicking continues to develop. Students work without hands-on support.
Level 8
Gliders
Objective:
Freestyle and backstroke technique is solidified. Breaststroke and butterfly progress through structured drills. Starts and turns are introduced.
Freestyle and backstroke technique is solidified. Breaststroke and butterfly progress through structured drills. Starts and turns are introduced.
Level 9
Flyers
Objective:
Students swim complete breaststroke and butterfly. Advanced drills refine technique across all four strokes. Starts and turns are practiced and consolidated.
Students swim complete breaststroke and butterfly. Advanced drills refine technique across all four strokes. Starts and turns are practiced and consolidated.
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