Learn-to-Swim

Why do clients rave about our Learn-to-Swim Program?

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Our Learn-to-Swim classes are designed for children (non-swimmers to advanced swimmers) ages 6 months – 15 years. We use the SwimAmerica^tm and American Red Cross swimming curriculum to teach aquatic safety and basic swimming skills. Class size is limited and water is kept warmer to ensure a positive water experience. We offer parent-child classes for children ages 6 months to 2 years, group lesson classes for pre-school and school-aged children and adults, and we also offer limited private instruction. Click the links below to see the details of specific programs.

• Parent-child
• Preschool & School-Age Children
• Private Lessons

Swim Fitness Center takes great care in finding the appropriate class for each swimmer. Please call us at 973-729-3737 for a complimentary phone consultation with one of our booking managers.

The following list is a sample of questions that may be asked during the consultation:

• How old is your child?
• Does your child go to day care or school?
• Does your child have any separation anxiety?
• Is your child comfortable in the water?
• Can your child put his/her face in the water?
• Does your child respond better to a more firm teaching style, or a more relaxed teaching style?

This is valuable information for the correct class placement of your child. In addition to gathering information on your child’s physical skills and aquatic history, we also take great interest in your child’s personality. While all of our teachers undergo the same thorough and on-going training, Swim Fitness Center takes pride in offering diverse teaching styles in the pool. Our booking managers will be sure to find an appropriate match for your little swimmer.

Call 973-729-3737 today for availability, or pre-register online now; we try to accomodate your family's busy schedule.

Please Note: For liability reasons, no one will be allowed on the pool deck unless enrolled in the class.

No children are allowed in observation areas without an adult sitting with them.