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PRIVATE SWIMMING LESSONS

Got a Private Class?

A private swim class can consist of 1-2 kids with a singular instructor. These sessions are more productive as the child has more focused time to develop their swimming abilities, however, at the same time it is more difficult to engage the student in activities such as relay races or group games when working individually.


Private swimming lessons can cater to swimmers of any age! Some parents might want their young children to learn how to swim early, resulting in working with toddlers who have little to no experience in the water. Alternatively, adults may opt for private lessons to receive individualized attention in enhancing their swimming strokes and techniques. As a swimming instructor, it is crucial to remain adaptable and be able to modify your lesson plans to meet the unique needs of each swimmer.

 

Young Students (ages 1-6):

  1. Introduction to water safety and basic pool rules
  2. Games and activities that encourage breath control and submersion
  3. Floating and kicking on front and back
  4. Introduction to arm strokes
  5. Treading water and pool exit techniques


Older Students (ages 7-12):

  1. Review of basic water safety and pool rules
  2. Refinement of floating, kicking, and arm strokes
  3. Introduction to diving and diving safety
  4. Introduction to turns and flip turns
  5. Endurance building with timed swims and interval training


Adults:

  1. Assessment of swimming skills and goals
  2. Refinement of freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly
  3. Introduction to open water swimming and/or triathlon training
  4. Endurance building with interval training and distance swims
  5. Video analysis and stroke correction

Trust

Building trust and confidence with the student is key. With patience, creativity, and a positive attitude, you can help them develop their stroke and curate a love of swimming and the water. 


Tip: refer to the resources from preschool classes, swimmer classes and adult lessons for some more activity and drill ideas

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