$29 for One Month of Kids' Swim Classes at Evo Swim School ($83 Value). Three Locations Available.
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Experienced instructors help kids aged 9 months to 12 years get comfortable in water by teaching floats, strokes, and breath control
Before man conquered his fear of water, he amused himself with dust sports such as pushing boulders off cliffs, wrestling tumbleweeds, and falling in the dust. Open up earth-free avenues of amusement with this Groupon.
$29 for One Month of Swim Lessons ($83 Value)
Choose from the following locations: North Gilbert Road in Gilbert, East Williams Field in Gilbert, or Queen Creek. This deal includes the annual insurance fee (a $15 value). Classes are good for any level; click here to see classes and schedules.
Starfish and Pufferfish classes are designed for children aged 9 months to 3 years old, who learn how to hold their breath and perform basic floats with the help of a parent, grandparent, or school of adoptive clownfish. Open to swimmers 2.5 years and older, Otter and Seal classes teach kids how to be relaxed in the water without parents by their side. Well-supervised Sea Lion, Porpoise, and Dolphin classes ease swimmers aged 4 to 12 years into lessons on strokes, advanced breath control, and how to extract promises from adults before retrieving car keys from pool bottoms. Advanced Stroke instruction ups the ante, prepping children from 5 to 12 years old for competitive swimming, increasing endurance while covering the four main strokes as well as wall turns.
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About EVO Swim School
Owned and operated by veteran competitive swimmer David Tait, Evo Swim School leads fun, structured classes that tutor young pupils in the watery arts. The classes start swimmers at a young age, introducing babes as young as 9 months to the water, and range up to lessons in advanced strokes that prep 12-year-olds for competitive swimming. The school sets parents' minds at ease with low student-to-teacher ratios; entry level and intermediate classes have one instructor in the pool for every four students.
During classes, parents are free to relax in the WiFi-enabled waiting room, where pool-overlooking windows provide an easy way to keep an eye on paddling young'uns. A kids' play area is also on hand to keep water-shy siblings and rust-prone sibling bots occupied while their amphibious brethren frolic in the water.