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Find swimming lessons in Freeport, NY

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Top 10 swimming classes in Freeport, NY

Students agree: these Freeport swimming lessons are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.
Smith

Smith

Serves Freeport, NY
Welcome to Smith, Concord's premier destination for diverse and dynamic sports training. We offer personalized lessons across a wide range of activities, from swimming and team sports like soccer and basketball, to individual pursuits such as golf, martial arts, and horseback riding. Whether you're diving into new interests or refining your skills, our expert guidance ensures an engaging and enriching experience. At Smith, we are dedicated to helping you achieve your personal best in a supportive and inspiring environment. Join us to unlock your athletic potential today!
Leonjaguar

Leonjaguar

7+ years in business
Serves Freeport, NY
Lifelong swimmer. Diver. Lifeguard. Bilingual in Spanish too. Holistic health worker. Spanish teacher. Model. Runner. Cyclist. Jumper. Surfer
Aceingswimming.com

Aceingswimming.com

5.0(2)
2+ years in business
Serves Freeport, NY & Online
Ajamani D. says, "I love that Aceing Swimming have a way of connecting with people and helping them feel safe and comfortable when in the water and then proceed to the swimming lessons. :)" Read more
Janie's Swim School

Janie's Swim School

Serves Freeport, NY
I am a certified swim instructor,lifeguard, and lifeguard instructor. I am the aquatic director at a local JCC. I have been teaching swim for a very long time.
Lifeguard LI

Lifeguard LI

Serves Freeport, NY
Lifeguard LI, located in Glen Cove, New York and the surrounding areas, is more than just a lifeguard service provider. With over 20 years of industry experience, Lifeguard LI offers comprehensive services including commercial pool management, safety education, CPR, AED, and First-Aid training. They also operate a swimming school for babies, children, and adults, employing a relaxed yet effective teaching approach. Lifeguard LI believes in making swimming fun, while also recognizing it as an essential life-saving skill. It's not just a job, but a calling.
Freedom Aquatics

Freedom Aquatics

Serves Freeport, NY
Freedom Aquatics, a reputable aquatics program, provides a comprehensive range of services across New York and New Jersey. Their offerings include 'Learn To Swim' and 'Private Lesson' programs, as well as a 'USA Registered Competitive Swim Team'. With a strong focus on developing swimmers, they ensure exceptional coaching and a safe, positive, challenging environment to encourage success. Their dedicated team employs both contemporary and traditional training techniques, ensuring every swimmer can reach their full potential. Freedom Aquatics is more than just a swim team - it's a community committed to excellence in aquatics.

Your Swimming Lessons questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Lessons.com.

How much do swim classes cost near me?

Swim classes cost $40 to $80 per hour for private lessons or $100 to $160 per month for weekly classes with a small group of people. Fees increase for extended sessions longer than 1 hour and for teachers who were professional competitive swimmers.

What should you expect during a swim class?

During a swim class that's typically 30 to 60 minutes long, you should expect to learn:

  • Floating techniques
  • Breathing practices
  • Basic kicking styles
  • Treading water
  • Basic swimming strokes
  • Diving and underwater swimming techniques
  • Long-distance swimming methods
  • Rescue, CPR, and snorkel training for advanced lessons

What should I wear and bring to a swimming class?

Supplies to bring to a swimming class include:

  • Swimwear that fits properly
  • A swim diaper for children who aren't potty trained
  • Tote bag to keep your clothes dry and store your things
  • Flip-flops to keep your feet clean around the pool area
  • Sunscreen if the outdoor pool gets direct sunlight
  • Swimming cap and hair ties
  • Flotation devices
  • Toiletries for showering
  • Plastic water bottle
  • Towels
  • Goggles
  • Earplugs

Extra tips: The swimming pool may offer some of these items for free or at a fee. For girls learning to swim competitively, a 1-piece bathing suit is necessary.

How many swim classes do I need to learn swimming?

People without a fear of water need 15 to 20 hours of swim classes on average to learn swimming. Those who must also overcome their fears of drowning will need more time and practice to swim confidently.

What is a good age for a child to take swimming lessons?

A good age for a child to take swimming lessons is from 2 to 5 years old. After this age, the lungs of children are strong enough to hold their breath underwater long enough to swim.

Good to know: Introducing a child to the water at 1 year old helps them feel comfortable in a pool, although they won't be able to swim yet.

Are infant swim classes safe?

Closely supervised infant swim classes are typically safe for children from the age of 6 months onward. However, infant swim classes don't guarantee that a child will learn enough to stop themselves from drowning.

Note: Some doctors also caution that children prone to respiratory infections shouldn't swim in chlorinated pools until they are more than 2 years old.

Can I get swimming lessons as an adult?

You can get swimming lessons as an adult at most pools with private instructors. Call ahead to ask for the schedule of adult classes, age requirements, and a list of anything you should bring with you.

How do I find a good swimming class?

Use this checklist before booking classes at the local pool to find a good swimming class:

  • Compare class prices from 3+ teachers or pools near you.
  • Ask for proof of their water safety education, lifeguard training, and other related credentials.
  • Read their reviews on Lessons and Google.
  • Check that the swimming pool facility has liability insurance.
  • Keep a copy of the terms and conditions of the swimming lesson contract and refund policy.
  • Beware of the lowest prices that can indicate low-quality lessons.
  • Don't make a full season payment upfront for lessons unless you can get a partial refund later.

What questions do I ask a swim class instructor?

  • How long have you been teaching people to swim?
  • What’s the minimum amount of experience required for a teacher?
  • Can students warm up in the pool before classes begin?
  • Is swimming practice time at the pool outside of lessons included in this price?
  • Will I get a locker to store my things in during class?
  • Do you offer discounts for families?
  • How long does it typically take to teach a child to swim?
  • What should I work on to swim better?
  • Which exercises should students practice at home that help to learn swimming faster?
  • Can you create a customized training plan for each student?
  • How do you describe your teaching style?
  • What do you do to help children overcome their fears of water?
  • Are goggles or swim caps required for all lessons?

Reviews for Freeport swimming classes

Recent success stories from people in the Freeport area.
Jessy D.
He’s a great teacher with my child, made him feel safe and comfortable to learn how to swim. Made learning how to swim for a 4 year old fun and safe!
Aceingswimming.com
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