Aquatics

Youth Private Swim Lessons

Ages: 3-17 Swimming

Our new and advancing swimmers can customize their swim lesson experience with one-on-one instruction designed to support and strengthen skills at their own pace and level.

Swim at Your Own Pace

For kids who want to improve their aquatic skills on their own terms, our Youth Private Swim Lessons offer a fun and fulfilling opportunity to work one-on-one with a certified instructor.

We carefully pair swimmers with instructors who specialize in youth swim development to ensure a match that is optimally beneficial to the student. With the instructor’s full and undivided attention, private lessons focus on building and expanding upon your child’s strengths as a swimmer and helping them further improve and refine their skills and technique.

Youth Private Swim Lessons are especially effective for helping kids overcome their fear of the water, build a foundation of basic skills, transition from one swim level to the next, master mechanics and technique, and build strength and endurance.

PRICING:

Asphalt Green members:

  • 30 Minutes = $97.75 per lesson
  • 60 Minutes = $195.50 per lesson

Non-members:

  • 30 Minutes = $115 per lesson
  • 60 Minutes = $230 per lesson

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TERMS & DATES

Spring Full Term & Term I Begins // March 1, 2025
Spring Term II Begins // April 19, 2025
Spring Term Ends // June 15, 2025

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Swimmer wearing a black swim cap adjusts goggles, preparing for a swim in an indoor pool setting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find out more about how our Adult Swim Classes can enhance your aquatic skills.

Private swim lessons are available for children of all ages, from toddlers to teens.

Our instructors assess each child’s abilities and customize lessons to focus on skill-building, water safety, and confidence in the water.

Lessons are typically 30 to 60 minutes. Depending on the child’s skill level, noticeable improvement can be seen in just a few sessions.

Parents are welcome to observe, but it’s not mandatory. Instructors provide parents with progress updates on a regular basis.

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