Swim Programs at Savvy Swimmers
Confidence in the Water Starts Here
At Savvy Swimmers, we provide expert swim lessons inside a modern, purpose-built training facility that supports growth, safety, and fun. With small class sizes limited to four students, each swimmer receives focused, one-on-one attention from certified SSI instructors. Monthly tuition is $110, and our current special offer gives families a chance to save even more.
Discover the SSI Swim Curriculum at Savvy Swimmers
Our swim programs are built around the trusted Scuba Schools International (SSI) Swim Curriculum, designed to teach life-saving water skills, proper technique, and confidence at every level. Whether your child is just starting or looking to refine their strokes, our once-a-week lessons meet them where they are and guide them forward with care.
Why Choose Savvy Swimmers
Families choose Savvy Swimmers for more than great instruction. We create a welcoming community where swimmers feel encouraged, supported, and proud of their progress. Our experienced teachers, clean facility, and proven curriculum come together to deliver an experience that builds skills and creates lifelong memories.
Save on Tuition with a Special Enrollment Offer
Pre-pay for six months of lessons and receive a 15 percent discount on your total tuition. Space is limited, so take advantage of this opportunity today. Contact us at 918 518 6236 or email
info@scubasavvy.com to enroll.
Baby Swim
BABY AND ME
The Baby & Me program provides an environment where parents/guardians can have an incredible bonding experience with their child while simultaneously teaching them water safety skills and developing their abilities towards being a future swimmer. Lessons are 30 minutes, once weekly.
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BABY II
The Baby Swim II level is an extension of the Baby Swim program that will expand on the skills learned by the younger swimmers and concentrates on independence. The focus for these babies is swimming to a target destination, which can be as short as 3 feet or as far as 20 feet. Lessons are 30 minutes, once weekly.
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Level 1
Aquatike I
Aquatike I students are expected to be completely new to swimming with no prior experience or skill. The only requirement is that they are 3 or 4 years old. Upon completing the Aquatike I class, these swimmers will advance to Aquatike II. Lessons are 30 minutes, once weekly.
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Aquatike II
Aquatike II swimmers should be 3 or 4 years old and able to show mastery of all Aquatike I skills before advancing to this class. Upon completing the Aquatike II class, these swimmers will advance to Aquatike III. Lessons are 30 minutes, once weekly.
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AQUATIKE III
Aquatike III swimmers must be 3 or 4 years old and show mastery of the Aquatike II Final skills before advancing to this class. Once complete, and 5 years old, the Aquatike III swimmers will advance to Beginner II. Lessons are 30 minutes, once weekly.
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Beginner
The only prerequisite for this Beginner class is a minimum age of 5 years old and a maximum age of 15 years old. No prior swimming skills are required. Beginner I classes are separated into two age groups: 5-8 years and 9 years+. After mastering the skills and distance of Beginner, swimmers will promote to Independent I. Lessons are 30 minutes, once weekly.
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Independent I
Swimmers entering Independent I should be no younger than 5 years old. They should be able to swim 20 feet using windmill arms, get an independent rollover breath, then resume windmill arms to their target. Swimmers capable of the final goals should advance to Independent II. Lessons are 30 minutes, once weekly.
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Independent II
Swimmers entering Independent II should be no younger than 5 years old. They should be able to demonstrate swimming 40 feet using Windmill Arms and independent rollover breathing. After completion of our last Level I class, swimmers will advance to Intermediate I, the first Level II class. Lessons are 30 minutes, once weekly.
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Level 2
INTERMEDIATE I
The first of our Level II classes, Intermediate I primarily focuses on learning competitive freestyle and associated drills. Swimmers entering Intermediate I are between the ages of 5 and 15. The prior skills necessary for these swimmers are the same as the final goals for the Independent II class: swim 40ft with Windmill Arms with independent Rollover breathing, as well as Elementary Backstroke for 40ft. Upon completion of the Intermediate I class swimmers will be promoted to Intermediate II. Lessons are 30 minutes, once weekly.
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INTERMEDIATE II
Intermediate II builds upon skills learned in Intermediate I, and primarily focuses on teaching competitive backstroke and its associated drills. Swimmers entering Intermediate II are between the ages of 5 and 15. The prior skills necessary for these swimmers are the same as the final goals for the Intermediate I class: Swim 25M Freestyle using Bilateral Breathing and flip turns. Upon completion of the Intermediate I class swimmers will be promoted to Advanced I. Lessons are 30 minutes, once weekly.
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ADVANCED I
Advanced I builds upon the skills taught in the Intermediate levels and primarily focuses on teaching Breaststroke and associated drills. Swimmers in this level should be between the ages of 5 and 15. The prior skills necessary for these swimmers are the same as the final goals for Intermediate II class: Swim Competitive Backstroke with a Backstroke Flip Turn for 25M. Upon completion of this level, swimmers advance to Advanced II. Lessons are 30 minutes, once weekly.
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ADVANCED II
Advanced II is a cumulative type of class. The prerequisites of 50M Freestyle and Backstroke with flip turns and Breaststroke 25M are also included as final goals. Advanced II primarily focuses on teaching Butterfly and associated drills, as well as Individual Medley swimming. Once swimmers have completed this level, they have graduated from our level II classes and should inquire about our Swim Team Prep class. Lessons are 30 minutes, once weekly.
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Adult Swim
ADULT I
Our Adult I level is designed to teach swimmers at least 16 years old to swim in a non-judgemental and encouraging environment. Adult I classes involve the use of floatation aids, breathing aids, vision aids, and propulsion aids to assist swimmers who are just beginning their swim journey. Lessons are 60 minutes, once weekly.
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ADULT II
Adult II level is for swimmers at least 18 years old. While the primary focus of this class is achieving the final goals of 40M freestyle swim and a 5 minute tread, we offer a host of other bonus skills that can be taught according to the individual's personal goals. Lessons are 60 minutes, once weekly.
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