Squad

Squad Swimming Classes In Gladstone

Swimming Squad Classes

At Seaside Swim School, we want to open up opportunities for swimmers of all skill levels, including advanced swimmers. Our squad swim classes are intended to help students of all ages sharpen their competitive swimming skills. This is not a class for beginners, but it’s open to all age groups with the appropriate skill level.

What We Teach

At this higher level of classes, training is more rigorous, and the class participants are more competitive. Since many of the basic and advanced skills are comfortable for these students, we focus more on these areas:

Aerobic endurance & fitness
Racing skills, all techniques
Dry land sessions
Turns
Starts
Finishes
Mastering stroke techniques

Squad classes are 1 hour long.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How will I know it’s time for my child to move up?

If your child is interested in moving to a more competitive class, or if you think they’re ready for it, talk to your swimming coach. A base skill level is required to join the squad classes. If the swim coach believes your child is ready to move up, they’re welcome to join the squad classes.
Who assesses a child’s swimming progress?

Swim coaches and instructors leading your child’s classes are the ones who will assess their progress. These instructors are watching your child progress over time, so they have a better grasp on where your child is and what they’ve learned throughout the classes.
How can I keep track of my child’s swimming progress?

Coming to the classes and watching your child are a great way to keep up with their progress. You can also talk with their swimming instructor to check their progress occasionally and see how they’re advancing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How will I know it’s time for my child to move up?

If your child is interested in moving to a more competitive class, or if you think they’re ready for it, talk to your swimming coach. A base skill level is required to join the squad classes. If the swim coach believes your child is ready to move up, they’re welcome to join the squad classes.
Who assesses a child’s swimming progress?

Swim coaches and instructors leading your child’s classes are the ones who will assess their progress. These instructors are watching your child progress over time, so they have a better grasp on where your child is and what they’ve learned throughout the classes.
How can I keep track of my child’s swimming progress?

Coming to the classes and watching your child are a great way to keep up with their progress. You can also talk with their swimming instructor to check their progress occasionally and see how they’re advancing.