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LEARN to SWIM at SANTALUCES POOL!
Santaluces Aquatic Complex offers spring, summer and fall swim lessons for ages six months to adult. This program consists of eight lessons Tuesday through Friday. Aqua Crest also offers eight consecutive Saturday lessons as well. The fee is $45 per session. All of our instructors are American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor certified.

PARENT AND TOT

Participants will get comfortable with and oriented to the aquatic environment. This is great preparation for entering Level I.

LEVEL I

Participants will learn to blow bubbles, become water friendly, and start to learn the basic strokes of the front and back crawl.

LEVEL II

Participants will learn to float, begin to combine arm and leg actions for the front and back crawl strokes, and be introduced to the deep water.

LEVEL III

Participants will learn elementary backstroke, how to tread water, deep water exploration, and will be introduced to water safety skills.

LEVEL IV

Participants will focus on additional stroke techniques, such as breaststroke and sidestroke, and begin to build their endurance.

LEVEL V

This level is designed to refine the strokes learned in the lower levels. Participants will also begin to learn various turns and additional water safety techniques.

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