FAQs

We offer swimming lessons for children as young as 6 months old, as well as adults of all ages.

Our private lessons are 30 minutes long, and our maintenance lessons are 45 minutes to 1 hour long.

Yes, we offer discounts for siblings, and for purchasing lessons in bulk.

Yes! We offer one-on-one adult lessons customized to your comfort level, whether you’re learning to swim for the first time or improving technique. 

Lessons must be scheduled at the time of registration. Please contact us directly to secure your spot. 

For safety, lessons will be canceled if there is lightning within 10 miles of the pool. We will reschedule any canceled lessons promptly. 

If your child or family member tests positive for COVID-19, lessons must be canceled for at least one week or until negative test results are provided.

Parents are welcome to stay on the pool deck but are not allowed in the pool during lessons. We ask parents to allow the instructor full control, even if a child becomes upset (which is normal during the learning process). 

Children who are not fully potty trained must wear swim diapers. Regular swimwear is required for all other swimmers. 

Yes! We perform an initial evaluation for all new students to assess their skills and create a personalized swim plan. A progress evaluation is also conducted at the end of each session. 

Please inform your instructor as soon as possible. Emergencies will be handled on a case-by-case basis. Failure to notify may result in a No Show, and the lesson will not be rescheduled. 

Yes! We offer professional lifeguard services for birthday parties, family gatherings, and special events. Contact us early to book your date! 

All payments are final and non-refundable after registration. 

Safety is our top priority! Lessons are conducted by certified instructors with strict protocols, including weather monitoring, health screenings, and water safety supervision. 

Please bring a swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, and for young swimmers, swim diapers if needed. Goggles are optional but encouraged once your child is comfortable. 

Talk to your child positively about swim lessons, make sure they’re well-rested, and encourage them to trust their instructor. No pressure — learning to swim is a journey! 

It’s very normal for beginners to feel nervous or upset at first. Our instructors are trained to handle all emotional responses with patience and care. We kindly ask parents to let the instructor work through it during the lesson — this builds trust and independence.