Private Swim

My son is doing this summers 2-week intense splashers and Stephanie is great!!!! Exceeded my expectations so far based on swim lessons elsewhere.

Michelle Richardson Swim Lesson Participant

“Our daughter has taken swim lessons at the J for nearly 2 years and has absolutely flourished! Ms. Aysa is patient, kind and makes learning essential swimming and safety techniques fun. Her teaching style is adaptive and playful and let’s our 3-year-old feel like she is a part of determining what she learns next. We adore Ms. Asya and not a week goes by when our daughter isn’t excited to see her and go swimming!”

Parents of Olivia Barnes

I think we’re off to a sensational start.

The coach talks a lot more before the swimming part which I thought would annoy me as I just want to swim but it is actually creating community.  One of the problems with masters is that it can be tough to “break in” because everyone spends most of their time with their face in the water.  But talking through the workout at the beginning gives people some “heads up” time, and even if people are talking to each other while the coach talks, that creates community.

Also, the substance of what the coach says is worthwhile.  The workouts are differently structured than other coaches, so it’s useful for me to understand the theory of why the coach is doing it the way you’re doing it.

Even the benchmarking activity was a community-building exercise as people had their heads out of the water so they had a chance to meet each other, and everyone cheered on everyone else.

I think there were more people in the pool this morning than I’ve seen at masters ever, going back to when I started in 2010 or so.

You should be really proud of what you’re creating.

David Leit Master Swim Team Participant