A performance sport
Figures, counts and choreography — everything that separates artistic swimming from swimming laps, learned in the order it can be learned.
The hardest thing we teach
Artistic swimming is the point where swimming becomes a performance sport. A swimmer needs to hold position without a wall, count music underwater, and stay level with a teammate they cannot see. It builds breath control and core strength faster than anything else in the pool.
It runs as a group program, and swimmers come to it after water safety and swimming classes — the strokes have to be automatic before the choreography can go on top. Tell us your swimmer and we will call as the next group forms.
In short
- Group program
- Water safety and swimming classes come first
- Breath control, core strength and rhythm
- Waitlist open for the next group