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Types of Lessons
Please note that there are many lessons going on simultaneously. Ex: 1:1 would have own teacher, but not entire pool to themselves. It is suggested that you buy a pricing plan before booking.
Double Lesson

Double swim lessons are 2:1. A pair of swimmers are taught by one instructor. Double lessons allow for unique lessons, children do not have to be of the exact same swim level to be grouped together, but have to be within a good range. 2:1 lesson allows for the students to each build on their own skills, with the help of another peer building skills during the same time frame. We offer both sibling and non-sibling double.
Parent
And me

Mommy/Daddy and Me lessons are a 10:1 ratio. Each swimmer must be accompanied by a support person (ages 13 & up) in the water. There will be one instructor per 10 child/parent pair. The goals of these lessons are to introduce a youngster to the water. These lessons are excellent for parent/child bonding or a youngster with a fear.
Age Range: 6 months-Older
Group Lesson

Group lessons are a 3/4 : 1 ratio. Students are grouped into beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Group students can learn by watching others, creating strong relationships between peers, conquering problems collectively, and establishing group goals. At Wildlife, we can develop accommodations to meet the needs of each student in the group.
Sibling Group

A sibling group is designed to accommodate three siblings who are close in age and skill level. In this format, they will share one instructor while learning and bonding together in a supportive environment. This setup fosters a sense of camaraderie and teamwork as siblings practice their swimming skills side by side. You must have three siblings to qualify for this lesson.
Stroke Improvement

This is for individuals who already know how to swim looking to improve. They must be a confident deep end swimmer and be able to swim an entire lap to take this class. There are 6 kids and 1 instructor. We will work on stroke techniques and skills that a competitive swimmer will do. This is great for a child preparing to join the swim team.
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