Team Venom ($36 per class) is the ultimate goal of a PRO Swim Academy student! Venom focuses on teamwork, fitness, and mastering the sport. It’s non-competitive with an in-water coach
If you’re new to PRO with a swim team caliber student who’s ready for one hour practices with an in-water coach who works directly with each swimmer for consistent improvement, you’re Team Venom. (All currently enrolled PRO students qualify for Team once they are proficient Platypus!)
Team Venom learns the following:
15 Push Ups
30 Squats
Swim a minimum of 1,500 yards. (30 laps)
Use proper turn determination
Tread water for 5 minutes
Child is learning with other children, by watching peers attempt skills and by politely sharing class time and space with them.
Child is learning how to respond to advanced level directions, practice drills, and work with other students as a team for a coach.
Child is learning how to respond to advanced level directions by memorizing the order of an IM. (Butterfly, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Freestyle)
Child works each week to improve technique, timing, and endurance. Child begins the sequence by starting a dolphin kick. They then use their arms to pull past the hips and lift themselves to breathe followed by another dolphin kick and a dive back into the water to begin the sequence again.
Child works each week to improve technique, timing, and endurance. They begin by using flutter kicks to propel themselves backward while rotating their arms opposite of each other while keeping their face above water. Child uses a thumbs up, pinky back technique to rotate their arm correctly.
Child works each week to improve technique, timing, and endurance. The sequence begins in an extended position with arms straight in front and legs behind. Child performs a whip kick followed by a wide pull to lift themselves up to take a pop up breath. They then return to the water to begin the sequence again.
Child works each week to improve technique, timing, and endurance. They begin by using flutter kicks to propel themselves forward while reaching their arms forward one at a time to glide through the water. Rotary breathing is used to increase endurance and speed.
Child works each week to improve technique, timing, and endurance and is showing progression in flexibility and strength.
Child jumps into the water, fully submerges, and swims safely back to the wall.
Child can tread water for a minimum of 2 minutes.
Child’s comfort level is established enough to push themselves to try new things and achieve a higher standard.
We are proud to be USSSA members and Stop Drowning Now supporters.
Due to limited availability, birthday parties are only for those who hold an active Academy Membership. Memberships are pre-purchased and paid ($1300) and are valid for 6 months. You must be a current Academy Member to book a party. No exceptions.
