Programs

This beginner level swim program puts parents in the pool with their baby as early as 3 months old. Certified instructors work with parents to help develop the natural instincts that a child has for the water, as well as the primary skills of breath control and buoyancy. In this 30-minute infant-toddler group class, instructors lead group activities and interactive water games and songs appealing to a child’s sense of curiosity, wonder, and play. This fun and friendly class is a great bonding experience for parents and children while progressing a child’s overall physical and mental development.

We offer one-on-one swim instruction to students of all ages and skill levels. The intimacy of the private swim lesson allows our teachers to specifically cater the instruction to each student’s individual needs and skill level. Our CPR-trained teachers are experienced, professional experts teaching Deep Blue’s unique Six-Step Swim Program. Classes are taught in a gentle, fun, yet progressive way, allowing students to develop coordination, stamina, stroke work, and above all, the ability to be confident, comfortable and safe in a variety of water environments. So whether your child is six months old and starting swim lessons for the first time or a nine year old preparing for junior lifeguards, learning to swim is a critical life skill that every child must develop.

Bond with your baby through water play and songs in this gentle group class led by certified instructors. Learn basic water safety skills for you and your baby and become comfortable in the water during the 20-minute group class. Students who start swimming lessons as infants commonly learn to roll over and float in the water by the age of 12 – 18 months and can become independent swimmers by 2 – 3 years of age.

Our Pre-competitive level introduces the fundamentals of a swim team and how to compete at swim meets. Low student-to-coach ratios allow for greater focus on stroke development, endurance, and teamwork. $130/month plus team registration fee & gear. Admission into this program requires evaluation or teacher recommendation.