J Splash Academy

Saturdays, January 5 – March 9
Sundays, January 6 – March 10
Mondays, January 7 – March 11
Tuesdays, January 8 – March 12
Wednesdays, January 9 – March 13
Thursdays, January 10 – March 14

Once per week, 45-minute sessions (10 sessions)

$110 members/$160 public
$121 members/$176 public (after December 22)

Saturdays, March 23 – May 11
Sundays, March 24 – May 12
Mondays, March 25 – May 13
Tuesdays, March 26 – May 14
Wednesdays, March 27 – May 15
Thursdays, March 28 – May 16

Once per week, 45-minute sessions (eight sessions)

$88 members/$128 public
$97 members/$141 public (after March 9)

Sundays, 11:15am
January 6 – March 10

Once per week, 30-minute sessions (ten sessions)

$75 members/$95 public
$83 members/$105 public (after December 22)

Sundays, 11:15am
Sundays, March 24 – May 12

Once per week, 30-minute sessions (eight sessions)

$60 members/$76 public
$66 members/$84 public (after March 9)

4 years and older. Create your own Splash Academy lesson group. You determine the day and time and we’ll arrange the class to meet your needs! Children of similar age and swimming ability recommended. We’ll maintain a 1:4 instructor ratio. Pricing based on a six-week session. Call to set up your group today!

Marilyn Fox Building/Chesterfield
$66 members/$96 public per six-week session

Classes introduce basic skills and safety to parents and children, while comforting parents as they teach their infants about putting their face in the water, blowing bubbles and being relaxed in a pool. Parent(s) are required to be in the water with their child.

This is an introduction to basic water skills thorough interactive play for children with little or no experience in a pool. Get in, get wet, and get comfortable.

Children comfortable in the water, but with limited skills, will be encouraged to do all Starfish skills independently. Pufferfish focus is to learn basic swimming survival.

Swimmers will receive an introduction to strokes and kicks as instructors focus on underwater breath control, kicking and pulling to result in forward-motion swimming and in-water safety skills. Students must be able to perform all Starfish and Puffer fish skills independently.

Angelfish step up to stroke development  by learning and practicing beginner stokes, and an eventual introduction to advanced strokes and kicks. Instruction will also include diving and various techniques for treading water.

Stingrays will receive further instruction on proper stroke techniques and proficient rotary breathing. Swimmers will improve their skills practicing specific swimming and breathe control drills.

Once swimmers are able to perform all strokes and dives proficiently, instruction shifts focus to distant and endurance swimming, while introducing competitive swimming skills.