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Beginning Courses.

SynchroBabies.tm  : 0-8 months: Pre survival Skills, with parent

SynchroBaby Grads: 7-9 months : Baby survival, with parent

Infant/Toddler Beginning Survival: 8m-3 years with parent

Preschool and School age Survival: ages 3.5 and older, no parent in

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Ongoing Lesson Progressions.  AGES BABIES-Young School Age.

(All ongoing lesson placement is done by instructor placement only.)

Babies (8m-15m): Babies who have won 1st Blue ribbon for turning over and floating to the count of 10 independently.  Working on achieving 5 minute float ribbon.

Toddler with Parent (16-2y): Toddlers who have won 1st Blue ribbon for turning over and floating to the count of 10 independently.  Working on achieving 5 minute float ribbon.

Advanced Toddler with Parent (10m-2 y): Babies and toddlers who have won both blue ribbons and are ready to learn to swim face forward, u-turns, swim-float-swim, dive for rings, dive off of side of pool and block dives. 

Young Independent Preschool: Ages 2-3. For those who have won a blue ribbon and 5 minute float ribbon (foundational turn and float and 5 minute float fully clothed) and are ready to take classes without mom or dad.

Independent Preschool: Ages 3-7.  For those who have won a blue ribbon (foundational turn and float) and are working toward their 40 foot independent swim / fully clothed.

Advanced Preschool: Ages 2.5-5.  Can swim width of pool without adult assistance.

D1: (developmental 1): Ages 3-6.  Can swim width of pool with correct arms and are now working on correct legs for each of the 4 strokes.  Side breathing introduced.

D2: (developmental 2): Ages 3-7.  Can swim length of pool 2 strokes with correct arms and legs.  Working to get all 4 strokes the length of the pool.  Continued work on side breathing.

SD: (stroke development): Ages 4-7.  Working on all 4 strokes double lengths of the pool.  Timing and rhythm are emphasized. 

SR: (stroke refinement): Ages 5-9.  Working all 4 strokes.  Refining each stroke and emphasis on efficiency of stroke.  Multiple lengths of the pool.

CR: (competition ready): Ages 5-10.  Getting the young swimmer prepared for competition if they so choose.  Emphasis on timing, rhythm, stroke efficiency, endurance, flip turns and starts.