Beyond Limits Aquatics By request

Beyond Limits Aquatics — adaptive swim lessons

Personalized 1:1 instruction for swimmers with autism, Down syndrome, ADHD, sensory processing differences, developmental or motor delays, anxiety, physical differences, and other individual needs. Open with or without a diagnosis.

30-minute private lessons · assessment $85 · $340 a month for 4 lessons · Step Up For Students accepted.

Children in a pool with a coach, using a large float and foam noodles for support

Taught by instructors certified to teach it

Every instructor on this program has completed the Ernie Els #GameON Autism® MARINO Adapted Aquatics Certification. That is a specific qualification in adapted aquatics, and it is the difference between a coach who is willing to adapt a lesson and one who has been trained in how.

Lessons run 30 minutes, one to one, and work on four things at once: water safety, swimming skills, confidence, and whatever the swimmer and the family have set as their own goal. An assessment comes first and decides where each of those starts.

In short
  • 1:1 instruction, 30 minutes a lesson
  • MARINO Adapted Aquatics certified instructors
  • Open with or without a diagnosis
  • Step Up For Students scholarships accepted
Rates

What it costs

A month covers 4 private lessons of 30 minutes. Single lessons are available, and the $85 assessment is charged once, before the first one.

Beyond Limits Aquatics

Adaptive, 1-on-1
$340
per month · 4 lessons
$100 single lesson
30 min

  • Any individual need, with or without a diagnosis
  • MARINO Adapted Aquatics certified instructors
  • Quiet-time slots on Friday and Sunday
  • Step Up For Students scholarships accepted
Call (786) 558-1237
What you get

What comes with every session

A certification, by name

Instructors hold the Ernie Els #GameON Autism® MARINO Adapted Aquatics Certification — training built specifically around teaching swimmers on the autism spectrum and with other individual needs.

An assessment first

A $85 assessment before lessons begin, covering abilities, comfort, safety needs and personal goals. It is how the approach is chosen rather than guessed at.

Quiet time, on the calendar

Quiet-time slots run Fri 4 PM – 6 PM · Sun 2 PM – 4 PM — a calmer pool, held for swimmers who do better with less happening around them. More times are available on request.

Who it is for

Autism, Down syndrome, ADHD, sensory processing differences, developmental or motor delays, anxiety, physical differences, and other individual needs.

Next step

Call to schedule an assessment

The assessment is the way in — it sets the approach, the goals and the slot. One call books it.