Programs

Our staff of instructors are certified with the American Red Cross. The basis of our swim lessons are to assess the student’s abilities and comfort in the water, and then to build a set of skills with a variety of creative activities, with the goal of proficiency to float, swim, and dive. Some of the basic skills are:

Breath Control

Breathing properly in the water is the most fundamental skill for success. I work to make these skills automatic for the student.

Water Entry

Basic jumping and diving skills are needed for safely entering the water, and for returning to the wall.

Floating

Body position and comfort while floating are important for the student as the basis for swimming.

Surface Diving

Develop confidence in breath control and moving through the water in a controlled manner.

Strokes components

Starting with kicking, gliding and arm movements, build confidence and basic skills to get ready for swimming.

Strokes

Starting with the simplest strokes like elementary back stroke and side stroke, progress through the basics of front crawl and back stroke, and finally through breast stroke and butterfly for the advanced students. As the student becomes proficient, work on longer swims while maintaining proper stroke.

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My son was afraid of the water before coming to the swim school. The instructor is very patient and kind and has helped my son overcome the fear. He has shown tremendous improvement in a short span of time and started to enjoy the water. Pearl and her team are easily able to adapt their teaching styles according to the needs of the children.

— LN

Mrs.Pearl is the best swimming teacher. My son took ten lessons from her last August and had amazing progress. In the first lesson, he was able to put his head in the water. At the end of the ten-lesson session, he was able to swimming by himself with one breath and very confident in getting toys from the bottom of the swimming pool. He had been taking group and semi-private lessons from other places before but was still afraid to put his head into the water. I highly recommended Mrs. Pearl as a private swimming instructor.

— Min Min

Private Lessons

One student and one teacher, are the most effective and efficient method for teaching swimming. Each swimming lesson is tailored to the student and immediate feedback encourages quick and effective learning.

Semi-Private Lessons

Where two students work with one teacher, are most effective when the two students are at the same stage of proficiency and progress at the same rate. Often, competition between the students improves the learning experience.

Adults

Learn to swim for a variety of reasons, and lessons are tailored for the individual student needs. I have taught parents who wish to keep up with their kids, and other adults that have never learned to swim. I have also taught scuba students that wish to improve their endurance for their certification, and I have helped runners and bikers improve their strokes to become tri-athletes.