J-Hawk Aquatic Club Winter Swim Lessons (click VIEW ALL EVENTS, under boxes, displayed, to see classes offered)

We offer a variety of swim lessons for all different levels. 

Note for any family doing 2 days a week: 

to add another class, after your registered the first one, click ADD ANOTHER PARTICIPANT and pick the same child again, to add the 2nd day.

Look at the different class selections and pick the one that best fits your child's needs.  Our goal is to teach children how to swim in a short amount of time.  Our classes are aggressive but creative, as well.  

Class sessions are 6 weeks long (Sept-Oct, Oct/Nov - Dec, Jan-Feb, April-May).

Classes are offered at UW-Whitewater, Williams Center Pool, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 5:30pm-6:30pm.  

Payment Options (if you have any issues, please contact Cheri, at j_hawkswim@charter.net):
1.  Prepay on-line using a credit card.
2.  If paying with a check or you receive free/reduced school lunches, you'll need to register via e-mail (Cheri will manually add you to the classes).  Goggle prices are NOT included in the coupon values.  You can buy at the pool.  Kim will have a supply.
      Use the following:  Coupon for 1 day/week:  CHECK25     
                                    Coupon for 2 days/week:  CHECK50         Coupon for 3 days/week:  CHECK75
          For larger families, entering more classes:  CHECK100, CHECK125, and CHECK150 can also be used (to match total)
3.  Do you qualify for free school lunches?  If yes, then our lessons are free.  Please bring a copy of your lunch letter to your first lesson.  
          Use the following:  Coupon for 1 day/week:  FREE25     
                                        Coupon for 2 days/week:  FREE50      Coupon for 3 days/week:  FREE75
For larger families, entering more classes:  FREE100, FREE125, and FREE150 can also be used (to match your total due)

4.  Do you qualify for reduced school lunches?  If yes, then you pay 1/2 price.  Please bring a copy of your lunch letter to your first lesson.
          Use the following:  Coupon for 1 day/week:  REDUCED12    (for 1 class selection)
                                        Coupon for 2 days/week:  REDUCED25    (for 2 class selections)
                                        Coupon for 3 days/week:  REDUCED36    (for 3 class selections)
For larger families, entering more classes: 
     REDUCED50    (for 4 class selections),
     REDUCED62    (for 5 class selections)
     REDUCED75    (for 5 class selections)

30 Minute Classes:
Tots (2-3 year olds):  Children are introduced to the water, without their parent/guardian, through fun and toys.
Clingers (3+ yrs old):  Would you walk away from your child, in deep water?  If the answer is NO, then this is the group you want.  The focus is learning how to swim and we expect our 6 and older swimmers to be able to swim across the pool, in 18 lessons.

45 Minute Classes:
Self-Supporters:  These swimmers can swim, on their own, for a short time (10 yards).  The focus is now on more technique and building better endurance, so they can play and have fun, on their own.  Freestyle and backstroke are emphasized.
Pre-Competition:  These are the more advanced swimmers that can swim back and forth comfortably.  We introduce all 4 competitive strokes.

Is Your Child Crying?  (Tots & Clingers)
No worries!  Many young children cry when they do not know or trust a new person or are afraid.  For most, it's the first time that Mom and Dad won't be getting in the water with them.  Your child will learn to trust the instructors the more they are with the teacher..  Sometimes, they cry for 1-2 weeks.  Sometimes, they just randomly cry.  It's okay.  Our instructors will still take them away from the wall and work with them.  It's the only way to build trust that they'll be okay.

Goggles and Caps:
We sell $6 goggles and typically have a supply of junk caps (we got for free).  If the only thing holding your child back, from progressing, is not putting their eyes in the water, then they should get goggles.  Hair coming around the eyes can also distract kids, so caps are a good thing, but are not required.