At Waves, we teach swimming lessons year-round in a dedicated, warm and shallow pool. Higher level classes are held in our state of the art competition pool  Our Red and White Wave classes maintain a very low 4:1 maximum student-to-teacher-ratio to ensure that your child receives acute attention and achieves results. Blue Wave max is 6:1) Our highly qualified and passionate instructors strive to show kids just how fun and rewarding swimming can be.  In just one year, we've graduated over 30 Waves Swim Academy Students to our Swim Team!

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We are a membership based club and swim academy. Members of the aquatics club receive access to swim lessons, lap swims, open swims, clinics, private lessons, our strength and conditioning center, and more. A major recent study showed that swimmers who take lessons on a consistent, year round basis are almost 90% less likely to drown that children who do not take swim lessons. As a member, families do not "buy a swim class" or "session". Our classes run perpetually, allowing swimmers to begin whenever the time is right for them. Our perpetual advancement teaching approach ensures swimmers get results, and can be elevated to the next higher course when they are ready, instead of waiting until a class session ends.

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Everyone's busy! Waves' FlexCLASS class structure allows parents to select class days and times that work best. If you prefer consistency and would like swim class at the same time, every week...or need flexibility in your busy week, you can select any available class any day, any time....all from your phone or computer!

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Private Lessons: At Waves, we maintain a very low teacher:student ratio to ensure every swimmer is safe, receives great attention, and advances every time they visit the pool. We strongly believe in the learning benefits of small group classes. Little swimmers are incredibly adept at watching how other children move in the water. Group lessons allow them the opportunity to mimic the skills and motion being taught. Sometimes, kids need a bit more acute attention to develop a certain skill, or to overcome apprehension with the water.