For all lessons listed below, please contact the Aquatic Director before registering and paying for lessons.


PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS:

Private swim lessons are available at both locations for children and adults who would like individual instruction to further their swimming ability and/or for those who cannot fit in to our regularly scheduled lessons. Instruction is based on the student's ability. Each private lesson is 45 minutes in length. Participants can set up times that are convenient for them. 

Note: Our private lessons have no limit. You can buy 1 lesson or you can buy them continuously.

FEE: Members $20/Activity Members $25 per lesson. You can also reserve a 6 week session for Members $120/Activity Members $150. 

ADAPTED AQUATICS (AGES 3 TO ADULT):

For individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities. The goal of the program is to provide all ability levels an opportunity to learn new things or improve existing aquatic skills. Depending on the nature and severity of the disability, the instructor ratio will be 1:1 up to 1:3. Slots are limited. Held at the Downtown Y. 

Dates: 

• February 6, 13, 20 & 27
• March 6 & 13
• April 3, 10, 17 & 24

FEE: $40 

ADAPTED SWIM LESSONS:

“For individuals with special needs. Our trained instructors will teach to each participants level, to teach water comfort, skills and safety. We offer individual lessons to give each participant the most attention! These lessons run the same session dates as our
Preschool and Youth levels. Please see details listed on page 13. You will receive six 40-minute lessons, and they will run twice a week for three weeks.

FEE $30 Member • $55 Activity Member | Subject to instructor”



ADULT SWIM LESSONS:

Instructors will work on skills specific to each participant’s needs. Lessons run the same session dates as our Preschool and Youth levels. Please see details listed on page 13. You will receive six 40-minute lessons, and they will run twice a week for three weeks.

FEE $30 Member • $55 Activity Member | Subject to instructor availability.”