The younger path for children who are comfortable underwater and ready to get air reliably and travel toward safety. Classes combine back floating, breathing and moving toward the wall or another safe exit.
One of 11 levels between a first float and the swim team. Each one starts where the one before it ends.
The skills that turn comfort underwater into getting to safety.
A back float your child can use to rest and breathe, the water-safety skill the others lean on.
Taking a breath mid-swim, then carrying on toward the wall.
Moving through deeper water toward the wall or another safe way out.
For children who go under happily and are now learning to get air while swimming away from the wall.
Shorter activities and a teaching style suited to younger swimmers.
Short, active classes in an indoor pool held warm all year.
One monthly price for a place in the group, at the same time each week.
10 classes a week, 30 minutes each, as scheduled in our booking system. Booking shows which of them have a place.
The coaches teaching Super Frogs classes on the current schedule, all working from the same curriculum.
Swim Coach · Private Lessons
Swim Instructor · Starfish 2+
Swim Instructor · Beginner Confidence
Swim Coach · All Ages
Swim Instructor · Little Swimmers 4–6
Swimmers move up when they can use a back float, get air safely and travel toward the wall or another safe exit with growing independence.
Ages 4+
Freestyle, backstroke, dolphin kicks
About GuppiesFun fact
Wood frogs can spend part of the winter with much of their body frozen, then thaw and hop away in spring. Our Super Frogs keep to much warmer water.
Source: U.S. National Park Service, Amphibians at Denali National Park and Preserve
Bring a swimsuit, goggles and a towel. The coach watches your child swim and confirms the right level on the first day.