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Swim Lessons
Looking for swim lessons where your child can build confidence, learn essential water safety skills, and have fun along the way? 757swim offers a safe, nurturing environment where every swimmer can learn and grow at their own pace.
Safety is always a priority. With a 3-to-1 swimmer-to-instructor ratio, children receive individualized attention while learning important water safety skills at every level.
757swim uses a progressive, skill-building approach through its Preschool and School Age programs, helping swimmers develop their abilities and gain confidence as they advance. Because every child learns differently, instructors adapt their teaching methods to meet each swimmer’s unique needs.
Lessons take place in a shallow, heated pool, providing a comfortable setting for children to practice new skills and become more confident in the water.
Classes offered:
- Parent/Child (ages 0 – 3 years)
- Preschool (ages 3 – 5 years)
- School Age and Middle School
- Weekday evenings
- Saturday and Sunday mornings
Morning Swim Lessons
Safety is a top priority as well as individual instruction so there is only a 3-to-1 swimmer-to-instructor ratio.
Swimming before school helps improve attention and focus. Frees afternoons for other activities.
757swim is now taking registrations for the next session of morning swim lessons which runs November 2 – 18 from 7:45 – 8:15 am and 8:15 – 8:45 am on Mondays and Wednesdays.
757swim will work with WISC swimmers to help get them to before-school care.
Adaptive Swim Lessons Designed for Every Swimmer
Now registering for Sunday lessons. See a list of available classes.
Instructors want to help every child learn to swim in a way that meets their unique needs. Instructors have undergone advanced training through the multi-level Swim Whisperers Certification Program, a nationally recognized adaptive aquatics training program.
This specialized program equips instructors with proven strategies to address and overcome the underlying challenges that some swimmers face, including:
- Anxiety or fear of water
- Autism
- Sensory sensitivities
- Physical difficulties
- Past trauma
- Discomfort in the water
Through this approach, instructors can help swimmers build confidence, feel safe and make real progress. Whether your swimmer is working through sensory challenges, overcoming fear, or benefits from a more individualized approach, certified instructors will meet them where they are.
If you have any questions or cannot find a class you need, please contact Rachael at lessons@757swim.com.
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