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Swim Lessons

Swim Lessons

February Session Dates

T/Th: February 4th – 27th

Saturday: February 8th – 29th

March Session Dates

T/Th: March 3rd – 26th

Saturday: March 7th – 28th

Pricing:

Weekday: Member: $60 – Non-Member: $80
Saturday: Member: $30 – Non-Member: $50

Tuesday/Thursday Evening Classes

5:00-5:40am: Water Acclimation (3-12 yrs old)
5:50-6:30am: Water Movement/Stamina (3-12 yrs old)
6:40-7:20pm: Stroke Intro/Development (6-12 yrs old)

Saturday Morning Classes

8:50-9:30am: Water Acclimation (3-5yrs old)

9:40-10:20am: Water Acclimation (6-12yrs old)

10:30-11:10am: Water Movement/Stamina (3-5yrs old)

11:20-12:00pm: Water Movement/Stamina (6-12yrs old)

12:00-12:30pm: Parent/Child (6-36 months)

  • Registration ends the day prior to the startof each session.
  • We will make up 2 lessons per session due to the YMCA cancellation. Lessons missed by participants will not be re-scheduled.
  • Cancellation of your registration must be done 7 days prior to the first day of class.

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Additional Information

– Registration ends the day prior to the start of each session at 6pm.
– We will make up 2 lessons per session due to YMCA cancellation. Lessons missed by participants will not be rescheduled.
– There must be three participants to make a class.
– Cancellation of your registration must be done 7 days prior to the first day of class.
– Financial assistance is available.

Group Lessons

It’s never too early or too late to learn how to swim! Our Swim lesson provides lessons to the youngest beginner to adults looking to achieve their goal of swimming. Swim lessons start at the beginning of each month, and are available in either weekday sessions or Saturday sessions. Group lessons are 40 minutes in length. Parent/Child classes are 30 minutes in length.

Swim Lessons are divided into five different categories by age group and ability:

Water Acclimation (3-12 years old):

In this beginning class, children develop comfort with being underwater and learn how float on their back & stomach. Qualifications: None!

Water Movement (3-12 years old):

In this class, children are taught skills that focus on buoyancy and movement in the water while also learning how to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Qualifications: (1) able to go under water & comfortably open eyes without goggles, (2) able to float on front & back with minimal assistance, or no assistance (3) able to jump in the pool, submerge & return to the wall with assistance.

Water Stamina (3-12 years old):

In this class, children focus on swimming longer distances. In the event of falling into a body of water, children learn how to swim to safety. Qualifications: (1) able to float on front & back unassisted, (2) able to push off the wall on stomach with face submerged for 10 feet unassisted, (3) able to Swim-Float-Swim 15 feet unassisted, (4) able to jump into deep water and return to the wall unassisted.

Stroke Introduction (6-12 years old):

In this class, children are introduced to basic swimming strokes. Qualifications: (1) able to submerge & retrieve an object in chest deep water, (2) able to swim front crawl 15 yards while taking a breath, (3) able to Swim-Float-Swim 15 yards, (4) able to jump in & tread water for 30 seconds (5) able to swim to wall & exit.

Stroke Development (6-12 years old):

In this class, children continue to work on their swimming stroke technique and all major competitive strokes are introduced. Qualifications: (1) able to front crawl & back crawl 25 yards, (2) able to swim breaststroke kick and dolphin kick 15 yards (3) able to tread water using multiple kicks for 1 minute.

With each level, swimmers will learn a different skill set. At the end of each session, swimmers will be graded on their aquatic ability. Instructors will decide if a swimmer needs more review in their current lessons or can graduate to the next level. Parents will be given a progress report of their swimmers abilities at the end of each session.

Call the Welcome Center for more information.

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Dear Valued YMCA Member:

Thank you for being a valued member of our Y family. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to create global uncertainty, we wanted to communicate with you about our future together.

As we continue to serve our community’s needs in new and different ways, we are asking you to stay with us and keep your membership active if it’s within your means. Your continued membership dues allows us to fulfill our mission and to continue serving the community we love.

  • We are providing child care services for emergency, medical and essential personnel so that they can continue serving during this time when their talents and skills are so desperately needed.
  • We are providing grocery delivery service to our senior/disabled community members so they may #StayAtHome.
  • We are delivering lunches to the children in our community that do not have transportation to their local school.
  • And because we know our community needs to stay active, we are providing daily workouts on Facebook.

Looking to the future, your membership today will help us be the Y you remember when we are able to open our doors again. We have set up several options to best serve you during this time. Because membership dues are scheduled to draft as early as April 1, 2020, please let us know as soon as possible if you are wanting to place your membership on hold or donate your membership dues.

  • #StayWithUS and continue paying your membership dues through the closure.
  • Convert your membership draft to a tax-deductible charitable donation. When we re-open, your charitable donation will convert back to your regular membership dues.
  • Place your membership on hold until the facility reopens.

Email us at welcomecenter@lawtonfamilyymca.org or call us @ (580)355-9622 during the hours of 8am-11am April 1st, April 2nd, April 3rd or April 6th.

Thank you for being a part of our YMCA. We are honored to work alongside you in building a stronger, healthier community for all.

Sincerely,
Frank Walker
CEO of the Lawton Family YMCA

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