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Aquatics: Beginner to Developing - Ages 11-14 (Dowling Pool)
Beginner swimmer's to develop basic water skills: floating front & back; breath control. Developing swimmers to continue skill building: breath control; front crawl; elementary backstroke. We will also learn about water safety and enjoy water games.Mon-Thu, Jul 13 - Jul 1611:05 - 11:50 AMDowling Elementary SchoolAges 10 yr. 11 m - 14 yr. 11 mView more infoStarting Soon -
WaitlistBen Schumin (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Intro to Water Skills - Ages 18+ (Northeast Pool)
Learn basic water skills, floating and front crawl. This class is for people who are not yet comfortable in the water. -
Level 1: Intro to Water Skills - Ages 11-14 (Northeast Pool)
Learn basic front crawl skills; submerging mouth, nose, and eyes while blowing bubbles; float on both front and back. -
Level 1: Introduction to Water Skills - Ages 5+ (Dowling Pool)
Learn basic swim skills such as floating on front and back, submerging underwater while blowing bubbles and front crawl.Mon-Thu, Jul 13 - Jul 169:15 - 10:00 AMMin Age 5 yr.Mon-Thu, Jul 20 - Jul 239:15 - 10:00 AMMin Age 5 yr.Mon-Thu, Jul 27 - Jul 309:15 - 10:00 AMMin Age 5 yr.View all 3 SectionsStarting Soon -
Level 1: Introduction to Water Skills - Ages 5+ (Northeast Pool)
Learn basic swim skills such as floating on front and back, submerging underwater while blowing bubbles and front crawl. -
Level 2: Fundamental Water Skills - Ages 5+ (Dowling Pool)
Work on further developing arm and leg coordination on front and back; holding a back float for 15 seconds, and gliding two body lengths. Prerequisite: comfort moving through the water.Mon-Thu, Jul 13 - Jul 1610:15 - 11:00 AMMin Age 5 yr.Mon-Thu, Jul 20 - Jul 2310:15 - 11:00 AMMin Age 5 yr.Mon-Thu, Jul 27 - Jul 3010:15 - 11:00 AMMin Age 5 yr.View all 3 SectionsWaitlist -
WaitlistMarty Woodcock (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Level 2: Fundamental Water Skills - Ages 5+ (Northeast Pool)
Work on further developing arm and leg coordination on front and back; holding a back float for 15 seconds, and gliding two body lengths. Prerequisite: comfort moving through the water. -
Level 3: Stroke Development - Ages 5+ (Dowling Pool)
Practice jumping into deep water, rotary breathing, treading in deep water for one minute and swimming front crawl and elementary backstroke for 15 yards.Mon-Thu, Jul 13 - Jul 1611:05 - 11:50 AMMin Age 5 yr.Mon-Thu, Jul 20 - Jul 2311:05 - 11:50 AMMin Age 5 yr.Mon-Thu, Jul 27 - Jul 3011:05 - 11:50 AMMin Age 5 yr.View all 3 SectionsWaitlist -
WaitlistMarty Woodcock (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)
Level 3: Stroke Development - Ages 5+ (Northeast Pool)
Practice jumping into deep water, rotary breathing, treading in deep water for one minute and swimming front crawl and elementary backstroke for 15 yards. -
Lifeguard Conditioning *no certification* - Ages 15+ (Olson Pool)
* NOTE: Dates have changed for this class*Pre-requisite: To attend, you should be able to float and swim at least one length of the pool. We will work on building front crawl efficiency; breaststroke; treading; sidestroke; endurance; and basic lifeguard skills. The Lifeguard Conditioning Course is designed to physically condition your body while introducing essential lifeguard skills.. This course DOES NOT certify you in lifeguarding. -
Private Swim Lessons - Ages 5+ (Dowling Pool)
Participate in a 30-minute one-on-one private swim lesson. Cost per 35 minute lesson is $30 for 1:1 ratio. Times are scheduled within the same dates and times that group lessons are offered. Registrations are taken as a waitlist and you will not be charged until a scheduled time is set. Because scheduling is based on staff availability, you will receive an email from Silvia with available time slots. If we are able to meet your request, an email confirmation will be sent. Minimum age: 5 years old Questions, contact: silvia.ihme@mpls.k12.mn.us- 612-668-3095Waitlist -
WaitlistBen Schumin (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)
Stroke Development - Ages 18+ (Northeast Pool)
Further develop your rotary breathing; floating; front and back crawl and other strokes. Prerequisite: comfort in the water and ability to “doggy paddle.”
