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PokiP t1_iufj4hx wrote

YMCA has swim classes and indoor pools. Several locations.

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TaterTotz8 t1_iuf96b2 wrote

Did Brick Bodies padonia adult intermediate classes pre-pandemic and it was great for gaining confidence in the strokes. Can’t speak to the beginner classes though. https://www.brickbodies.com/aquatics/swim-lessons/

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munchnerk t1_iuhmeri wrote

I’ve been taking solo lessons with an instructor named Delaney at BB. My gym has a pool but not instruction - it’s been really nice to have someone watching my form and giving guidance. Classes are about $35 apiece and you don’t have to have a membership.

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xlllxJackxlllx t1_iufihhw wrote

I would look to CCBC Essex and the YMCA for adult classes.

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Bravesfan043 t1_iuf5h9d wrote

I’m curious what you find out. I’ve wanted to learn to swim as an adult to take it up as cardio. Like, I can not drown, but I want to get efficient and all the swim classes I could find are geared towards 8 year olds.

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mrsghosty14 t1_iug4rp9 wrote

Im taking private lesson at Merritt Canton now. It is not cheap but worth it!

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DreSledge t1_iuiard0 wrote

I think Callowhill Aquatic Center has an affordable program ?

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LaraineAgain t1_iug0t00 wrote

You might need to do individual classes at any YMCA or LA Fitness or Merritt

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CrazyPerUsual t1_iuij7nl wrote

Life Saving Instruction at Digital Harbor offers private lessons for all ages.

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zta1979 t1_iufq7mf wrote

I guess I thought everyone learned as a kid??

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