Swim Lessons
At this time we are accepting requests from members only.
Private and semi-private swim lessons are offered at Southern Village Club by qualified instructors!
2022 Swim Lessons
We’ve closed our Google doc request page. If you are interested in swimming lessons for you or your child/children please contact manager@southernvillageclub.com
Swim lessons will begin in early to late May, depending on water temperature. After review of your swim lesson registration, your instructor will contact you via email to schedule your first visit. Private lessons are for one individual (or parent &child if child is under 3 years of age). Semi-private lessons are for no more than 3 individuals, all of similar swim abilities.
If you have questions, please email manager@southernvillageclub.com. All lessons must be paid for in advance of the lesson.
Please note: The club maintains a 24-hour cancellation policy, cancellations made within this timeframe or no-shows will be charged the full amount of the lesson. If an unexpected illness occurs, you must text your instructor at least 2 hours before your lesson to avoid being charged. By registering your child for lessons, you agree to these conditions.
We will be offering beginner, intermediate, and advanced swim lessons. Children under the age of 3 will be required to have a parent or guardian actively participating in the lessons, in the water.
| Lessons | Members | Non-Members |
|---|---|---|
| 30 minutes – Private | $25 | $35 |
| 45 minutes – Private | $37.50 | $47.50 |
| 60 minutes – Private | $50 | $60 |
| 30 minutes – Group of 2 | $20 – per person | $30 – per person |
| 45 minutes – Group of 2 | $30 – per person | $40 – per person |
| 60 minutes – Group of 2 | $40 – per person | $50 – per person |
| 30 minutes – Group of 3 | $15 – per person | $25 – per person |
| 45 minutes – Group of 3 | $22.50 – per person | $32.50 – per person |
| 60 minutes – Group of 3 | $30 – per person | $40 – per person |
Level 1: Parent and Child New Swimmers
Description:
- Conducted in the shallow end with the assistance of a parent for entirety of the lesson
- May or may not be able to sustain a float (back or front) independently or with support
- May or may not be comfortable putting their head underwater
- Not comfortable swimming unsupported in water they cannot stand in
What the swimmers will learn:
- The pool rules
- How to enter and exit the pool safely
- To submerge mouth, nose, eyes underwater
- To blow bubbles through their mouth and nose
- To pick up a submerged toy in shallow water
- To float on their back and recover to their feet
- Introduction to front crawl (freestyle) arm and leg movements
Level 2: Developing Swimmers
Description:
- Conducted in the main pool, primarily in the shallow end with some introduction to deeper water
- Instructor is in the pool with a lifeguard tube to provide assistance with tube (no physical contact, for the health of staff and students) when swimmers tire
- Swimmers should be able to swim short distances unaided by a parent or instructor
- Swimmers should be comfortable entering and exiting the water independently, submerging their heads, and maintaining a float or glide unaided
What the swimmers will learn:
- The pool rules
- Swim test requirements
- Increase endurance and improve breath control
- Gradually progress to more horizontal swimming with appropriate breath timing for various strokes
- Improve front crawl (freestyle) and back crawl (stroke) technique
- Introduction to more advanced strokes, such as breaststroke and sidestroke
Level 3: Independent Swimmers
Description:
- Conducted in a swimming lane, instructors will remain on deck or enter the pool for demonstrations, but remain 6ft away from students at all times
- Students should be confident swimming at least one lap independently, without a break
- Students should be able to demonstrate proper front crawl (freestyle) and back crawl technique, but may need minor adjustments
- Geared towards students looking to learn advanced strokes and improve existing technique, develop fitness plans, qualify for the swim team, or prepare for the lifeguarding swim test, etc.
What the swimmers will learn:
- The pool rules
- Swim test requirements
- Improved rotary breathing
- Treading water
- Freestyle and backstroke refinement
- Introduction or refinement of butterfly and breaststroke
Adult Lessons
Description:
- Adult lessons are available for mature teens and adults of all ages and abilities
- Lessons are customized to the student’s goals and current ability
Swimmers may wish to concentrate on:
- Swimming basics for safety
- Stroke technique (front crawl/freestyle, back crawl/backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly)
- Rotary breathing
- Treading water
- Fitness plans
- And more!