Infant Survival Lessons
Roll, float, breathe. Gentle one-on-one water-safety skills taught at your baby's own pace, with a parent close by on the deck.
Book a slotTidewater Swim Academy · Virginia Beach, VA
Infant survival first. Then strokes, team, and confidence — with instructors who keep the notes, the patience, and the progress on the same clipboard.
Programs
Five programs under one roof. Start wherever your swimmer is today — we move them along when they are ready, not when the calendar says so.
Roll, float, breathe. Gentle one-on-one water-safety skills taught at your baby's own pace, with a parent close by on the deck.
Book a slotThe long middle stretch: first floats, faces in the water, breathing on both sides, and freestyle and backstroke that hold together for a full length.
Book a slotFocused technique work for swimmers who already move through the water and want cleaner, stronger, faster strokes.
Book a slotIt is never too late to feel at home in the water. Private and small-group lessons for adults at any starting point.
Book a slotStarts, turns, endurance, and race pace for swimmers getting ready to join a team and hold their own in a lane.
Book a slotBlocks open and close through the week. Booking confirms your exact slot, and anything marked Waitlist goes straight onto the list below.
The next-up list
Waitlists only work if somebody keeps them tidy. We do. Names go down in order, instructors are told when a swimmer is waiting, and you hear from us before the spot goes anywhere else.
How we teach
Every swimmer on our deck follows the same order of things. It is not a shortcut to racing — it is the reason racing works later.
Breath control, floating, and getting back to the wall. Nothing gets taught ahead of that, whatever the swimmer's age.
We keep the deck calm and the groups tight, so every swimmer gets corrected, encouraged, and moved forward in the same lesson.
You will hear what your swimmer worked on and what comes next — the same notes we keep on the clipboard.
Booking
Pick a lesson block that suits your week, or put your name on the waitlist. Either way, someone on the deck reads it and answers.