Swim Lessons
Private and Semi- Private || Spring 2023
Our Spring 2023 session will begin on Monday, April 10 and run through Sunday, May 28.
To request a private or semi-private lesson, please complete the private and semi-private registration form. The link will be live on March 7th at 10 am.
Please note, completion of the form does not guarantee a lesson slot.
Registration for Swim Lessons is on a first come first serve basis. Members of The Ray will have first-priority scheduling.
Due to the availability of our instructors, 2 instructors will alternate each week during the 7-week session.
The private and semi-private schedule will be released on Tuesday, April 4th .
If there are any issues with your request, you will be contacted in advance.
Payment for lessons will be due after the schedule is released.
Payment will be due by Friday, April 7 to keep your lesson time.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Victor Tarin
Spring Private and Semi-Private (8-week session, 8 lessons)
Group Swim Lessons || Spring 2023
Ray members have priority registration.
See below information on group lessons. This skills for each level that will help determine the best fit for your child.
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Adult Swim Lessons
Swimmers will work with the instructor to build their technique in the water. They will learn advanced swimming skills of all four strokes. Instructors will also help to improve swimming aerobic capacity, efficiency, and speed.
$147 for members; $203 for non-members
Swimmers will work with the instructor to build their confidence in the water. They will learn fundamental swimming skills such as floating, kicking, arm strokes and breathing that will be building blocks of the main strokes of freestyle and backstroke. Instructors will also help to improve swimming strength and endurance. No experience necessary!
Adult Beginning Swim
$112 for members; $182 for non-members
Children's Swim
Instructors will use activities and songs to help children with skills and water adjustment. Children not fully toilet-trained must wear a swim diaper. The pool temperature is between 81-84° F.
Parent-Tot Baby (6 mt - 18 mt)
$112 for members; $182 for non-members
Parent-Tot Toddler (19+ mts):
$112 for members; $182 for non-members
A transitional class from parent-child to group lessons. Independent and energetic kids who swim alone with flotation devices and are comfortable with parent/guardian separation will do great in this class.
Skills used in preschool class (including but not limited to):
• Entering and exiting pool safely
• Becoming more comfortable in the water
• Blowing bubbles
• Bobbing /submerging face in water
• Front and back float (with support)
• Water safety topics: recognize the lifeguard, how to call for help, reach or throw
Preschool Youth Classes
$112 for members; $182 for non-members
This is the first class of conventional swim lessons and provides the foundation of two of the four main strokes, freestyle and backstroke. Instructors will work with swimmers to be more comfortable in the water without the use of a floatation device.
Skills learned in Level 1 (including but not limited to):
• Entering and exiting pool safely
• Becoming more comfortable in the water
• Front glide and recover
• Back glide and recover
• Rolling from front to back; back to front
• Paddle and kick 15 yards
• Combined front leg and arm action with barbell (on front and back)
• Water safety topics: recognize the Lifeguard, how to call for help, reach or throw
Level I Classes
$112 for members; $182 for non-members
This is a beginner group lesson for kids who have an increased level of comfort in the pool. Swimmers will begin to move independently in the water over the course of the session.
Skills needed for entry into Level 2:
• Able to enter water independently, using either the ramp, steps, or side, travel at least 5 yards, submerge mouth for at least 3 seconds, then safely exit the water. Children can walk, move along the gutter or “swim.”
• Able to glide on front at least two body lengths, then roll to back and float for 3 seconds, then recover to a vertical position.
Skills learned in Level 2 (including but not limited to):
• Completely submerge face; demonstrate five bobs
• Back float (without support)
• Paddle on front and back 25 yards with PFD
• Paddle on front and back 15-25 feet without PFD
• Introduce rotary breathing
• Introduce elementary backstroke
• Water Safety Topics: danger of drains, look before you leap, learn reaching assist
Level II Classes
$112 for members; $182 for non-members
Kids in level 3 are able to swim independently with their face in the water. In these lessons, swimmers will begin developing stroke techniques and learn the fundamentals of front crawl, backstroke and breaststroke.
Skills needed for entry into Level 3:
• Able to step from side into chest deep water and move into a floating position for at least 15 seconds, then swim on front and/or back for five body lengths.
• Able to back float for 15 seconds, roll to font, then recover into a vertical position
Skills learned in Level 3 (including but not limited to):
• Demonstrate 10 bobs
• Front crawl 25 yards with PFD
• Rotary breathing, 15 times
• Push off in a streamline on front and back
• Paddle on front 15 feet without PFD
• Combined arm and leg actions on front and back
• Introduction to breaststroke and breaststroke kick, dolphin kick, and backstroke
• Water Safety Topics: think so you don’t sink, don’t just pack it, wear your jacket
Level III Classes
$112 for members; $182 for non-members
Swimmers understand the basics of backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle. In these lessons, kids continue to advance their stroke techniques, begin to learn butterfly and increase the distance they are able to swim.
Skills needed for entry into Level 4:
• Able to jump into pool and front crawl and/or elementary backstroke 25 yards
• Able to push off in a streamlined position, then swim front crawl 15 yards, change position, then swim elementary backstroke 15 yards
Skills learned in Level 4 (including but not limited to):
• Freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke for 25 yards
• Introduce dolphin kick
Level IV Classes
$112 for members; $182 for non-members
Swimmers have a solid understanding of all four strokes. In level 5, they will learn flip turns, continue to fine-tune technique and increase distance. This class is intended to improve technique and endurance and prepare participants for competitive swimming.
Skills needed for entry into Level 5/6:
• Able to swim freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke for 25 yards.
• Swim a continuous 100 yards (any stroke)
• Able to submerge and swim 3-5 body lengths underwater in streamline
Skills learned in Level 5 (including but not limited to):
• Freestyle with rhythmic breathing 50 yards
• Butterfly for 25 yards
• Open turns
Skills learned in Level 6 (including but not limited to):
• Improve technique and endurance in all four strokes
• Flip turns
Level V/VI Classes
$112 for members; $182 for non-members
This class will feature structured workouts for advanced swimmers. Participants will train to achieve an optimal performance level by improving stroke technique, aerobic endurance, and speed. Participants must be able to swim at least 200 yards without stopping.
$147 for members; $203 for non-members