One-on-one swim lessons for kids and teens at your home or condo pool, from first-time swimmers to kids getting ready for swim team. My coaches and I teach children across Miami, from Sunny Isles Beach and Aventura to Miami Beach and Key Biscayne.
Private Swim Lessons for Kids and Teens in Miami
Kids Swim Lessons, One-on-One
One-on-one lessons
At your pool
30 to 60 minutes
Every level


Meet Coach Slava and the Team
I'm Slava, a competitive swimmer turned coach. I match every child with the coach who fits them best, based on age, swimming level, personality and your schedule. Sometimes that's me, sometimes it's one of the coaches I work with closely.
What stays the same: every lesson is one-on-one, patient and fun, and built around where your child is today. Nervous kids get time to feel safe in the water, and confident swimmers get real technique work.
What Your Child Will Learn
Water Confidence and Safety
Breathing and All Four Strokes
Swim Team Prep
How Kids Swim Lessons Work
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Get matched with a coach
First lesson, then a plan

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Kids Swim Lessons FAQ
What age can my child start swim lessons?
Children can start at any age. Babies and toddlers have their own program, and kids of school age join this one whether they have never swum or are already on a team.
How long is each lesson?
It depends on your child's age. Younger kids usually do 30 minutes, and older kids and teens do 45 or 60 minutes.
Do we need our own pool?
Most lessons take place at your home or condo pool, as long as it's suitable for teaching. If you don't have one, tell us where you live and we'll help you find a pool nearby.
How many lessons will my child need?
Every child learns at a different pace. Regular lessons, once or twice a week, bring the fastest progress. After the first lesson, the coach will tell you honestly what to expect.
How much do kids swim lessons cost?
Rates depend on lesson length, location and how often your child swims, so we quote each family individually. Send a request and we'll reply with the details for your situation.
What should my child bring?
A snug swimsuit, goggles and a towel. A swim cap helps with long hair, and children who aren't potty trained need a swim diaper.
Can lessons be in Spanish or Russian?
Yes. Lessons are available in English, Spanish and Russian.