All our swim lessons run in one indoor pool, at Atlantic Village on Federal Highway. This page covers parking and what the building has for families, the classes that run here, and where swimmers train once they join the team.
Our own building with glass walls, an indoor pool kept at 90°F all year, and a lounge where you can watch the whole lesson.
The water itself
The whole pool passes the UV lamps every few hours, and the light inactivates bacteria, viruses and the chlorine-tolerant parasites that shut community pools down. The water needs only a fraction of the usual chemicals, so it is gentle on your child’s eyes and skin, and the chlorine smell stays behind at the pool.
Small bodies lose heat far faster than grown-up ones. In a backyard or neighborhood pool at 82°F a six-month-old is shivering long before the lesson ends, and a child who is cold and tense cannot relax into learning. 90°F is the temperature learn-to-swim programs hold for babies and toddlers. We hold it every day of the year.
From a baby’s first class at 3 months to pre-team stroke work, every lesson and every camp happens here.
Swimmers who finish the ladder move up to Bravo Swimming, the USA Swimming registered team. Bravo practices at two pools with full-length lanes.
3000 N.E. 151st Street
North Miami, FL 33181
Where the Bravo competitive team trains year-round, in full-length lanes. Swimmers move up to it after Seals.
Get directions 6920 SW 35th Street
Miramar, FL 33023
Bravo’s second training pool, with full-length lanes for competitive practice.
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