ENROLL IN OUR THEMED
SUMMER CAMP TODAY!
EVERY CHILD IS A CHAMPION
Gymnastics ClassesWE HAVE AMAZING CLASSES
FOR EVERY CHILD
Swim Lessons
SWIM SAFE. SWIM CONFIDENT. SWIM FUN.
SWIMkids!
- Internationally acclaimed swim school with nearly 50 years of experience.
- Teaching water safety in a happy, caring and fun environment is our priority.
- Our highly-trained teachers undergo one of the most rigorous training programs in the nation.
- We follow a proven, research-based curriculum that incorporates child development best practices.
- Your child can be taught by an instructor, independent of the parent, as early as 12 months.
Our Amazing Classes
Suited for every age group
Infant-Toddler
Instruction is given for both parent and child to bond and learn basic water safety skills in our toddler and infant swimming lessons.
Preschool
Each student in our swimming lessons learns swim safety survival skills such as floating and what to do on their own.
Youth
Various swimming lessons for kids ranging from basic swimming skills to freestyle lessons for school aged children.
Youth 6+
Our swim school offers a mixture of classes and swim team involving full development for all strokes and learning.
Gym
Build a foundation of balance, strength, coordination and flexibility from floor to bar skills in our kids gymnastics classes.
SWIMKIDS USA IN THE NEWS
Good Morning Arizona visits SWIMids USA
Watch as Good Morning Arizona visits SWIMids USA, where they cover our participation in the Worlds Largest Swim Lesson, which helps save lives by teaching children to swim.
Drowning Prevention
Pool safety is crucial year round, not just in the summer. Experts say one of the best ways to prevent childhood drownings is swimming lessons. Reporter Amanda Mason dives into the ABCs of water safety and shares a personal story of Mom, Jessica Curtis.
Junior Lifeguard Training
There's no question about it: swim lessons save lives. That's the goal at SWIMkids USA In Mesa. They're not just trying to get that message across to some people. Try thousands! They want to prevent accidental drownings and teach kids about water safety.
