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American Red Cross Learn to Swim Program Summer Swimming Lesson Registration Registration begins on Saturday, May 5 from 7:30am to 5pm at the Aquatic Complex for swimming lessons at all three pools. As of May 6, registration will be taken at the respective pools. Eight 45-minute classes for $45 (unless otherwise noted) To register, you must have a certificate of completion to enter into the next level. Weekday Sessions at Mullins Park, Cypress Park and the Aquatic Complex: Mini Session June 4 to 8 (5 lessons) $29 Session I June 11 to 22 (8 lessons) $45 Session II June 25 to July 6 (No class July 4) (8 lessons) $45 Session III July 9 to 20 (8 lessons) $45 Session IV July 23 to August 3 (8 lessons) $45 Mini Session August 6 to 10 (5 lessons) $29 Weekend Sessions at locations indicated: Session I June 2 to 24 (Cypress/Mullins) (8 lessons) $45 June 9 to July 1 (Aquatic Complex) Session II June 30 to July 22 (Cypress/Mullins) (8 lessons) $45 July 7 to August 5 (Aquatic Complex) Session III August 4 to 19 (Cypress/Mullins) (6 lessons) $34 August 11 to 26 (Aquatic Complex) Infant/Preschool Aquatic Programs (IPAP 1 & 2): Infants between 6 and 36 months of age. An adult accompanies children in water. Children must be wearing protective plastic pants. Infant/Preschool Aquatic Programs (IPAP 3): Preschool level is between 3 and 5 years of age. Adults may observe from designated areas. Skills introduced include: supported front and back floats and glides, coordination of arm and leg movements, rolling over, safe water entries and exits, and other safety skills. Level I: Introduction to water skills and Level II: Fundamentals of Aquatic Skills for Beginners are combined: Prerequisites for Level I are, 6 years or older having passed the introductory skills in IPAP program. Prerequisites for Level II is a certificate of completion for all skills in Level I or the ability to demonstrate all requirements for passing Level I. Skills include: Mastering the feel of water and being comfortable, enter and exit the pool and move 5 yards unassisted, front float, rollover to the back and float with assistance. The progression to Level II will review these skills and include front and back float. Expansion of fundamental aquatic locomotion including combined strokes on front and back and rhythmic breathing. Level III (Stroke Development) Prerequisite: A certificate from Level II or demonstration of skills successfully. Builds on the skills in Level II by providing additional guided practice. Introduced skills include headfirst entries; rotary breathing front/back glides with kick, coordinated front and back crawl for 15 yards, begin butterfly kick, body motion, and safety skills. Level IV (Stroke Improvement) Prerequisite: A Level III certificate or the ability to demonstrate and complete the requirements from Level III. Develops confidence in strokes learned with the addition of feet first surface dives, building endurance front and back crawl. Treading water, above water recovery for butterfly, scissors kick, sidestroke, elementary backstroke, breaststroke with kick and safety skills. Level V (Stroke Refinement) Prerequisite: A Level IV certificate or the ability to demonstrate and complete the requirements from Level IV. Further coordination and refinement of all strokes. Skills introduced include: tuck and pike surface dives; long shallow dives; flip turns; endurance building; refinement of all strokes (front crawl, back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke 25-50 yards); and safety skills including rescue breathing and caring for a choking victim. Level VI (Swimming and Skill Proficiency) Prerequisite: A Level V certificate or the ability to demonstrate and complete the requirements from Level V. Refines the strokes so students swim with ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances. This level has options on preparing students to participate in more advanced courses, such as Water Safety Instructor and Lifeguard Training. These options include Personal Water Safety, Lifeguard Readiness, Fundamentals of Diving, and Fitness Swimming. See your instructor for additional details on the above programs. Adult/Teen Beginner Swimming Lessons Adults over 15: This course is designed to teach adults over 15 years and up the fundamentals of swimming. It is for all adult swimmers with little experience in the water. Classes are taught to every individual’s ability and number no more than 6 students per class. Guard Start — Ages 11 to 14 Water test required, three week course. Session I June 11 to 29 Session II July 9 to 27 Cost is $70 • 3 hour classes/23-25 units. This American Red Cross program is designed to guide youth towards the life guarding certificate program. It begins by building a foundation of knowledge, attitudes, and skills and consists of five categories: Prevention, The American Red Cross Learn to Swim program has been revised to Fitness, Response, Leadership, and Professionalism. Upon incorporate 6 levels. The IPAP program for infants, toddlers, and preschool age successful completion tryouts are held for the Jr. Lifeguard children remains the same. 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Tennis Programs For more information about the tennis programs, call the Cypress Park Tennis Center at 954-345-2100 or the Tennis Center of Coral Springs at 954-344-1840. Registration begins April 1. Tennis Lessons Students will receive instruction in their appropriate skill level and age group. Prices are for one or both sessions. Session I: June 4 to June 30 Session II: July 9 to August 3 Cypress Park Tennis Center 1300 Coral Springs Drive • USPTA Little Tennis (4 to 6 years) • $38/$70 Tuesdays 9 to 9:45am Tuesdays 10 to 10:45am Saturdays 9 to 9:45am • Junior Beginners • $38/$70 Mondays (7 to 10 years) 5 to 6pm Mondays (11 to 14 years) 6 to 7pm Saturdays (7 to 10 years) 10 to 11am Saturdays (11 to 14 years) 11am to noon • Junior Advanced Beginners • $38/$70 Tuesdays 5 to 6pm Saturdays 11am to noon • Junior Intermediates • $38/$70 Wednesdays 5 to 6pm • Adults • $50 Beginners: Mondays 7 to 8pm Adv. Beginners I: Tuesdays 7 to 8pm Intermediates: Thursdays 7 to 8pm Junior Tennis Camp A complete tennis program including tournament play, videotaping of students, half and full court play, round robins and much more in a fun and friendly atmosphere. Swimming is available during lunch. Conducted by USPTA City Tennis Professional Kevin McCarthy and his staff. Camps are held rain or shine. Ages 6 to 16 Monday to Friday • June 4 to August 3 Tennis Center of Coral Springs 2575 Sportsplex Drive For Full Day: Time: 9am to 3pm One Week: $170 Additional Week: $150 One Day: $ 40 For Half Day: Time: 9am to noon One Week: $110 Additional Week: $100 One Day: $ 30 More sports camps are available! See page 6 for info. City Recreation Facility Map • Drills • $12 (must sign up in advance) Wednesdays 9:30 to 11am Tennis Center of Coral Springs 2575 Sportsplex Drive • Adult Beginners • $50 Thursdays, 9:30 to 10:30am • Adult Advanced Beginners • $50 Thursdays, 10:30 to 11:30am • Drills • $12 (must sign up in advance) Wednesdays 7 to 8:30pm Note: Placement in advanced classes must be done with the approval of one of the tennis pros. coralsprings.org/summerfun 17
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