Seabass Aquatics
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EST. 2024

KIDS' OCEAN
TRAINING

TURNING POOL SWIMMERS INTO CONFIDENT OCEAN SWIMMERS.

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SEABASS AQUATICS
Led by an Ocean Lifeguard
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Safety First.

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Tiny 1:2 instructor-to-student ratios.

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100% Red Cross Certified Crew.

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Constant in-water supervision.

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Ocean conditions checked before every session.

THE CREW

Coach
Seabass.

Coach Seabass at the beach

COACH SEABASS

Bringing years of professional ocean rescue and competitive swimming experience to create the ultimate training environment.

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Training Location

Santa Monica Beach

Exact meeting point provided after registration.

Note: Locations may change based on water and beach conditions. We always choose the safest spot for the day.

Ocean Readiness.

Age alone does not determine whether someone is ready for the ocean. We assess each participant individually to ensure they are placed in the right level.

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POOL OR OCEAN ASSESSMENT

Every child completes a short water assessment before placement to evaluate comfort, basic skills, and confidence.

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PLACEMENT FACTORS

Program levels are based on age, swimming ability, confidence, and comfort in open water.

Programs

LVL1

STINGRAYS

Stingrays spend much of their time close to shore, making them the perfect starting point for ocean training. Swimmers at this level learn to feel comfortable in the surf, taking waves head on, going over and under them, and building confidence in moving water for the first time.
Evolves into Dolphins
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LVL2

DOLPHINS

Dolphins are at home beyond the breaking waves, and this is where swimmers start getting there too. Instead of just going over and under waves, they learn to make their way through the break and relax in open water away from the sand. Swimmers practice short open-water swims, body surfing, and reading the waves to understand when and how to safely make their way back to shore.
Evolves into Sharks
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LVL3

SHARKS

Sharks are strong, confident swimmers who know how to read and move with the ocean. At this level, swimmers are comfortable getting in and out through the break, clearly identifying rip currents, and understanding how waves, currents, and changing conditions affect the water around them. They take on longer open water and buoy swims, practice swimming through lateral currents, maintain direction in moving water, and build endurance away from shore. Swimmers also strengthen their body surfing skills, learn to choose the right waves and timing for their return, and become more independent and confident navigating their way back to the beach.
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Swim Technique?

Refine your stroke mechanics, build endurance, and strengthen the pool fundamentals that carry over into every open-water swim.

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Teach?

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