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Step into liquid. We have the following swim facilities.
Mt. Tam Racquet Club offers 2 great swim programs.
The Learn to Swim program is not just for beginners! Young, old and in between can all benefit from this weekly intensive swim program. Each session is Monday thru Friday and each class is 30 minutes. It is held every week throughout the summer. The group classes are 3 in a group and you must be 4 to participate. We make the groups up according to ability and teach all levels from minnows (not swimming) to Starfishes (beginner swimmers) to Sharks (working on all four strokes) and Great White Sharks who are working on perfecting their strokes. To view the program details please see the attached PDF The Mommy (Daddy) & Me swim program is for children 6 months through 3 years old. It is a way to start on pre swimming skills and safety and it includes the parents in the water! We often offer a beginning and advanced class. Classes are held in our outside pool from June through September. To view the program details please see the attached PDF
Swim News and Updates Take advantage of our swimming programs at Mt. Tam... For Adults: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 9:30-10:30 Watergym/Wateraerobics with Yvonne, Anne and Gloria. Free to members. Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9:30-10:30 Adult Fitness Swim/Masters with Judy, $25/month Tuesday and Thursday 10:40-11:30 Small group swim instruction for beginner/intermediate swimmers with Tish begins September 7th. Tuesday and Thursday 2:00-2:30 Aquafit with Marion For Kids: Tish’s Kids Swim Clinic Monday thru Thursday for children 4+ begins September 7th. The flyer regarding this program is on our website and by the front desk. The last Mommy(Daddy) and Me for the season is Sept 11,12,18,19 10:30-11:00 Swim Instructors: Tish Borden ext. 55 Gloria Pomilia 331-0605 Nancy Salcedo ext.50 Judy Eisenman ext.65 Ken DeMont ken@northbayaquatics.org Lifeguards will be watching the outside pool through Labor Day and then on weekends weather permitting. We want to remind parents that when there is no lifeguard on duty, you must be watching over your children, which means being near them at all times.
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