by Freedom Aquatics
Freedom Aquatics runs its competitive USA Swimming team practices at this Brooklyn club's 25-yard pool. Young swimmers move through developmental groups up to elite training, with free tryouts to place them.
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Free tryouts; team pricing not listed
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1540 Van Siclen Ave, 11239, in Spring Creek, Brooklyn.
Yes. Freedom Aquatics is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Freedom Aquatics: freedomaquatics.com, or call (917) 525-2603.
Brownsville Recreation Center in Brownsville has an indoor pool inside a Parks recreation center. Kids can join family swim periods and seasonal Learn to Swim classes run by NYC Parks. Swimmers need a Parks recreation center membership, which is free for youth.
Kids take British Swim School lessons in the LA Fitness pool, starting with water-survival skills and moving on to strokes. Under-3s have their own acclimation levels, and older kids progress up to a pre-swim-team level.
Betsy Head Park in Brownsville has a big Olympic-size outdoor pool. Kids can splash and swim for free during the summer season, and NYC Parks often runs free Learn to Swim sessions at outdoor pools. Bring a padlock and swimwear.
A small, shallow neighborhood pool at Glenwood Playground in Flatlands, good for younger kids cooling off in summer. Entry is free and no reservation is needed; bring a padlock for the lockers.
Howard Pool in Brownsville has a mid-size outdoor pool plus a separate wading pool for toddlers. Kids can splash and swim for free during the summer season, and NYC Parks often runs free Learn to Swim sessions at outdoor pools. Bring a padlock and swimwear.
The North Brooklyn YMCA in Cypress Hills runs YMCA swim lessons in its indoor pool, from parent-and-child water play for babies and toddlers to preschool classes for ages 3–5 and stroke-building levels for school-age kids and teens. Families can also use scheduled family swim times.