Celebrating 26 years of  teaching swimming in Blm/Normal. 
                      Our emphasis is on breath holding;  then floating!  and if you can float..... YOU CAN SWIM.  
                        LEARN TO SWIM IN 2019! 
 2019 Schedule, Prices, and Registration (click) 
2019  Registration Form​
Announcements:  Updated 2/19/19 
Family Swim Dates: 
Sunday:  2/17, 2/24,  and 3/3/19 
1:00-3:30pm (NEW TIME).  Customers asked us to start earlier!!!
  • Swim Period for Payment #4:  begins  2/25/19   
              (7 weeks thru 4/19/19.) 
  • We will be closed during the ISU Spring  Break   
  •         3/10-3/16/19 

Congratulations #10 Sticker Recipients - ​​Congrats to the  swimmers (below) who have earned their #10 Sticker.  They are now able to swim all four competitive strokes, and 300 yards freestyle.  Most importantly, ARE SAFE SWIMMERS!​​
    See their pics here!
  • Rhea Balakrishnan 2/4/19 
  • Dheeptha Manoj 12/20/18
  • Neha Kesani 12/19/18 
  • ​Nicole Edwardson 12/19/18 
  • Manu Gadhiraju 12/12/18 
  • Krithi Menon 12/7/18 ​

​Returning Swimmer?
Please go to ContactUs,  and send us an Email to check current openings. 
       
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                                     Ever wonder why you keep coming to lessons?   
                        Here are some reasons to consider....
·         Swimming is fun for the whole family!
·         Time spent around the water is more enjoyable—and relaxing
               when everyone is safe.
·         Swimming is an activity you can do your whole life.
·         Improving your water skills is a great way to develop   
                coordination and enhance cross-training.
·         Many fun group activities involve bodies of water.
·         Junior highs and high schools often require water-based
​                  classes.                   
​                                       It’s a life skill and it's FUN!!
The results are clear! 
The toddlers love the Baby N Me program and it advances their swimming capabilities at a very young age.   Ask our parents or come down and observe this program!