At AquaKids Keller, we believe swimming is a life skill®, and that consistency is the key to a swimmer’s success in the water. When your child learns how to swim with us, they benefit from a curriculum that has been tested and proven over 12 million times in AquaKids swim schools across the country. We even offer rolling start dates, meaning your swimmer can start at any time during the year.
Whether the goal is to develop lifesaving water safety skills, compete at an elite level or something in between, our kid’s swimming lessons are perfect for all ages and abilities. Every Keller instructor is fiercely passionate about swimming, and our team is excited to take your swimmer from bubbles to butterfly®!
Swimming is not only fun and empowering, it’s also an essential life skill that will make your kids safer. Whether they’re splashing in a kiddie pool, perfecting their cannonball technique at a backyard party, or trying to catch waves at the beach, all Keller kids can benefit from being stronger, safer swimmers.
But why is learning how to swim so important? Sadly, drowning is the leading cause of accidental death for kids under the age of 4. Swimming lessons equip kids with the skills and experiences they need to be safer around water.
Parent and child work together to develop the foundational skills crucial for learning to swim and promote safety in the water. (Starting at 4 months old to 3 years and have a student to teacher ratio of 6:1. A parent must get in the water.)
Parent and child work together to develop the beginning swimming skills crucial for learning strokes and promote safety in the water. (Starting at 4 months old to 3 years, 6:1 student to teacher ratio. A parent must get in the water.)
Class focuses on fundamental swimming and safety skills while learning how to safely be a part of a group class. Parents may stay poolside for safety purposes to ensure the child is following class rules. (Ages 2 - 3 years, 3:1 student to teacher ratio)
Class focuses on fundamental swimming and safety skills while learning how to safely be a part of a group class. In this class, swimmers must be completely independent of the parent. (Ages 2 - 3 years, 3:1 student to teacher ratio)
Our Beginner level classes (Beginner 1 - 4) are for swimmers ages 3+ and are designed for students with no swim experience to those working towards independent swimming. Swimmers start with learning the basic safety skills (blowing bubbles through the mouth and nose, front and back float, as well as the beginning arm and kicking movements for freestyle) and progress to independent freestyle, develop backstroke technique, and continue to build on water safety skills. Our small group classes are scheduled weekly on a perpetual basis (same day and time each week). Up to 4 students per class. Students are grouped by skill level and similar age ranges.
In our Intermediate class levels (Intermediate 1-3), swimmers continue building on their safety skills while developing their freestyle side breathing and backstroke technique (Intermediate 1). Swimmer progress to learning breaststroke and ultimately accomplishing the butterfly stroke (Intermediate 3).
In our Advanced level classes (Advanced 1-2) swimmers focus on improving technique and gaining endurance and develop competition skills such as advanced safety skills, turns, and streamlining. Our small group classes are scheduled weekly on a perpetual basis (same day and time each week). Up to 4 students per class. Students are grouped by skill level and similar age ranges.
Private lessons are available for all skill levels and are a great option for those looking to progress or refine skills quickly. Classes are typically scheduled on a weekly, ongoing basis.
Semi-private lessons are available for all skill levels and are a great option for siblings or friends to be in the same class. Classes are typically scheduled on a weekly, ongoing basis. Swimmers are typically required to book with their semi-private class partner.
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