AQUATICS
PARENT AND CHILD AQUATICS Designed for children 18 months to 3 years of age and their parents. Participants will practice blowing bubbles; explore submerging the mouth, nose, eyes and head completely; explore buoyancy on the front and back; gliding on the front and back with assistance; explore submerging in a rhythmic pattern; beginning swimming using combine arm and leg action on the front and back with assistance; changing body position in the water. Children must wear a swim diaper with a swimsuit over it until they are potty trained. Children ages 9 months–17 months may register in the class, however the curriculum will be geared to ages 18 months–3 years. $50 resident / $62.50 non-resident 18 months–3 years Eight 25-minute lessons RCN PRESCHOOL AQUATICS $50 resident / $62.50 non-resident 4–5 years Eight 25-minute lessons RCN PRESCHOOL AQUATICS LEVEL 1 During this introductory course, students will work on blowing bubbles, as well as submerging the mouth, nose, eyes and entire body, and learn about safety around the water. Students will explore buoyancy, submerging in a rhythmic pattern and changing body position in the water. Full, hands on support is given for the following skills: back and front float and recovery; roll from front float to back float, and back float to front float; glide on front and back; kick on front and back; swim with arms on front and back; combined arm and leg action on front and back.
PRESCHOOL AQUATICS LEVEL 2 Students continue to learn simultaneous arm and leg actions on the front and back, and to gain greater proficiency in all skills so that longer lengths of time and distances can be achieved. The following skills will be practiced: back and front float and recovery; roll from front float to back float, and back float to front float; glide on front and back; kick on front and back; swim with arms on front and back; combined arm and leg action on front and back. PRESCHOOL AQUATICS LEVEL 3 Must be able to swim 3 body lengths independently, but may have assistance standing back up. Must also be able to perform Preschool Level 2 skills with assistants starting or ending the skill. Participants work to master skills learned in Preschool Level 2, so that they can be performed without physical assistance from the instructor.
THE AQUATIC ACADEMY The Aquatic Academy is a result-driven, family owned and operated swim school whose staff combines for more than 35 years of experience and hold a variety of American Red Cross certifications including Lifeguarding, CPR, and First Aid. They offer affordable private, semi-private, group, and adult swim lessons. For more information, log on to theaquaticacademy.net or call 281.594.SWIM (7946) .
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