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Select Your Swimmers Age
- 4-6 Months
- 6 - 14 Months
- 14 - 36 Months
- 3 - 5 Years
- 5 - 7 Years
- 7 - 15 Years
Select which best describes your child
- My child is new to swimming.
- My child loves bath time and will pour water over his/her own head
Select which best describes your child
- My child is not underwater yet and between the age of 2 - 4.
- My child loves bath time and dumps water over his/her own head.
- My child is starting to be very comfortable in and under the water.
- My child is an underwater swimmer and can swim a few feet on his/her own.
- My child is ready to attend class without me in the water
Does your child go under water?
- Yes
- No
Is your child ready for class by themselves?
- Yes
- No
Does your child go underwater?
- Yes
- No
Select which best describes your child
- My child is somewhat fearful or nervous
- My child is not afraid but will not blow bubbles in the tub or allow water to be splashed on his face.
- My child is not fearful and loves the bath. He/she blows bubbles in the tub and seems to want to learn to swim.
- In the tub, my child pours water over his/her own head goes underwater and tries to swim. He/she is comfortable in the water.
- My child is comfortable in and under the water and can swim a short distance underwater by himself.
- My child can swim to me from 10 feet away. He can float on his back and front. He jumps in without a hand and gets back to safety by himself. He can get a breath without help.
Select which best describes your child
- My child is excited but nervous about learning to swim. He does not go underwater, but is OK with water over his face in the shower.
- My child will put his face underwater but is not “swimming” yet. He can doggie paddle with his face up.
- My child is comfortable in and under the water and can independently swim underwater a short distance.
- My child can swim to me from 10 feet away. He can float on his back and front. He jumps in without a hand and gets back to safety by himself. He can pop-up for a breath without help.
- My child swims with his arms mostly out of the water. My child can also move on his back, jump into water over his head and get back to safety himself. He can get rings off the floor in 5 ft.
- My child can swim with his face in and arms out of the water and has a straight leg flutter kick. He is comfortable rolling over from front to back and can tread water for 5 seconds.
- My child knows how to swim freestyle with side breaths but can only swim this way for 1-2 breaths before he lifts his head to doggie paddle. He seems comfortable under the water and he can tread water for about 30 seconds.
- When my child tries to swim freestyle with side breathing, it looks choppy and inefficient. He has trouble with the breathing and sometimes lifts his head. His backstroke is sloppy. He can tread water for about 1 minute.
- My child can easily swim freestyle with side breathing and backstroke for 1 length, but breaststroke is not coordinated yet.
Select which best describes your child
- My child is excited but nervous about learning to swim. He does not go underwater, but is OK with water over his face in the shower.
- My child will put his face underwater but is not “swimming” yet. He can doggie paddle with his face up.
- My child swims for a short distance only where he can stand up to breathe. He cannot float on his back.
- My child is comfortable in and under the water and can float on his back and front. He jumps into water where he can stand. He tries to swim with his arms out of the water. He stands up to breathe.
- My child swims with his arms mostly out of the water. My child can also move on his back, jump into water over his head and get back to safety himself. He can get rings off the floor in 5 ft.
- My child can swim with his face in and arms out of the water and has a straight leg flutter kick. He is comfortable rolling over from front to back and can tread water for 5 seconds.
- My child knows how to swim freestyle with side breaths but can only swim this way for 1-2 breaths before he lifts his head to doggie paddle. He seems comfortable under the water and he can tread water for about 30 seconds.
- When my child tries to swim freestyle with side breathing, it looks choppy and inefficient. He has trouble with the breathing and sometimes lifts his head. His backstroke is sloppy. He can tread water for about 1 minute.
- My child can easily swim freestyle with side breathing and backstroke for 1 length, but breaststroke is not coordinated yet.
- My child can swim freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke but needs to perfect them and learn butterfly and flip turns.
- My child knows all 4 competitive stroke and does not want to swim competitively.
- My child knows all 4 competitive strokes and is interested in competitive swimming.

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