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The Pool HouseEXPLORE OUR
SWIM CLASSES
Dive into our swim programs for ages 2.5-17, designed for every skill level.
Getting Started is Easy
Pick a Swim Level
Find the best level for your swimmer.
Check the Requirements
Review prerequisites and graduation skills.
Choose Your Schedule
Select once or twice per week.
Complete the Interest Form
Tell us about your swimmer and any important details.
Wait for Your Placement
We'll contact you with your lesson time and next steps.
Beginner Classes
Pufferfish
Puff out your cheeks, hold your breath, and float like a little round balloon! Beginner swimmers learn to blow bubbles, get comfortable putting their face in the water, and float confidently on their backs — just like a pufferfish puffing up for protection.
Evolves into Goldfish
Goldfish
Gentle, friendly, and always on the move. Swimmers at this stage are comfortable in the water, kicking independently, and losing that round, puffed-up shape to swim horizontal and streamlined — just like a goldfish gliding around its bowl.
Evolves into Koi Fish
Koi Fish
Koi are famous for their beautiful, fluid, rhythmic swimming patterns. This is where rough splashing turns into graceful movement — kids learn coordinated arm strokes and side-breathing, swimming with real rhythm for the first time.
Evolves into Lionfish
Advanced
Lionfish
Lionfish are known for their dramatic, fan-like fins. This level is all about stroke refinement — mastering a wide breaststroke pull, a high-elbow freestyle recovery, and swimming with real power and presence in the water.
Evolves into Swordfish
Swordfish
Sleek, sharp, and fast. The sword is the perfect symbol for a tight, perfect streamline off every wall. These swimmers are diving, gliding, and cutting through the water with real speed — and getting ready to take on the open ocean.
Evolves into Mahi Mahi
Mahi Mahi
Mahi Mahi are legendary for blinding speed, dazzling neon-gold color, and incredible endurance across the open ocean. These swimmers aren't just learning strokes anymore — they're mastering them, with the stamina for continuous laps, the power to explode off the walls, and the agility to switch between all four competitive strokes with elite technique. Evolving into a Mahi Mahi means they've officially become masters of the water.
Interested In
Open-Water Training?
Build ocean confidence, learn wave and rip-current safety, and develop real open-water skills with an LA County Ocean Lifeguard.
Explore Ocean TrainingCurious How We
Teach?
See the philosophy behind our lessons — how we build water confidence, structure each progression, and turn pool fundamentals into real open-water skills.
See How We Teach