Class Structure

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Infant Survival - (6 – 12 months)

This 6 - 12 week program teaches infants six to twelve months of age to roll over from a face down or submerged position onto their backs to relax and breathe, while fully clothed, in preparation for joining a group class. Lessons are one-on-one, 3 - 5 days a week (M-Tu-W-Th-Fri-Sat), 10 minutes long for 6 - 12 consecutive weeks.

**6 - 12 week course will depend on how many lessons you decide to do per week for a total of 24 lessons** 

 

Infant Aquatics℠ - (1 – 5 years)
This 6 - 12 week program teaches toddlers and younger children the swim | float | swim sequence. Children will learn to swim a short distance with their face fully submerged, to roll onto their back to float and rest whenever they need to breathe, and to flip back onto their tummy to continue to swim to safety while fully clothed. The swim | float | swim sequence serves as the foundation for future stroke development and group lessons. Lessons are one-on-one, between 2 - 4 days a week, 10 minutes long for 6 - 12 consecutive weeks. 
 
**6 - 12 week course will depend on how many lessons you decide to do per week for a total of 24 lessons**  

 

Group Lessons (Survival Swimming Graduates)

This program is for children that  have learnt to perform the swim | float | swim sequence in preparation for introductory stroke development group classes. Group lessons will then focus on stages 1-5 the Austswim way endorsed by Royal Life Saving and Swim and Survive.

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