Kings Bay Y Swim
This Brooklyn community Y runs Learn to Swim group classes and private lessons in its pool, plus a summer swim camp. Programs cover children, teens and adults.
A Brooklyn swim school that takes children from non-swimmer to competitive level. Kids start in a beginner group, build all four strokes and flip turns, then can move into competitive training and a swim team.
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2113 Haring St, 11229, in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
Yes. Dolphin Swimming School is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Dolphin Swimming School: dolphinswimmingschool.com, or call (718) 743-1970.
This Brooklyn community Y runs Learn to Swim group classes and private lessons in its pool, plus a summer swim camp. Programs cover children, teens and adults.
A Brooklyn swim school where babies start in a parent-and-me program and kids progress through seven levels covering the four main strokes. Lessons run in seasonal sessions for beginners through advanced swimmers.
A Take Me to the Water swim school pool in Midwood. Babies 6 months to 3 years can join Baby & Me classes, while older kids learn in small groups, semi-private or private 30-minute lessons, with a swim team for advanced swimmers.
A Midwood swim school with 30-minute lessons in a warm 88-degree pool. Little ones from 6 months to 4 years swim with a parent, and older kids join small groups of up to four or take private lessons.
A Take Me to the Water swim school pool in Midwood. Babies 6 months to 3 years can join Baby & Me classes, while older kids learn in small groups, semi-private or private 30-minute lessons, with a swim team for advanced swimmers.
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