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Natatorium Swimming Pool111 12th Street North | 452-3733Pool Size: 25’ W x 75’ LWater Temperature: 85-86 degreesPool Depth: 3 1/2’ to 12’Drop Slides: 2To be in compliance with State regulationsall youth 14 years and younger must beaccompanied by an adult 18 years or older toenter the aquatic facility. Protect your childrenby having active adult supervision when youare around water. No water wings allowed.Open Swim September through MaySaturday 1:00-5:00 pmOpen Swim JuneSaturday and Sunday 1:00-4:00 pmPOOLRENTALNatatoriumSeptemberthru MayJuneRent the pool for a birthday party or agroup swim. The facility is exclusivelyyours, lifeguards are provided. (Notavailable July/August)Friday 6:00-8:00Saturday 5:00-7:00 7:00-9:00Sunday 12:00-2:00 2:00-4:004:00-6:00 6:00-8:00Friday 6:00-8:00Saturday 4:00-6:00 6:00-8:00Sunday 4:00-6:00 6:00-8:00Rental Fees:$130$170$205$280two hours (1 - 50 people)two hours (over 50 people)3 pieces of Wibit rentalFull Wibit rental fee which includes6 pieces - entrance, deck, ladder,slide, bridge & water pit.NATATORIUM POOL FEESYouth3-17 $2.50Adult $3.50Children under 2 free withpaying adult (one child/adult;$1.50 for each additional child)ADULT PROGRAMSAQUATIC SOLUTIONS$4$30$4$30WATER AEROBICS$4 day$30daymo.LAP SWIMdaymo.mo.Designed for individuals witharthritis, fibromyalgia, MultipleSclerosis and orthopedic relatedinjuries. Certified instructors teachvarious water exercises designedto improve and/or maintain qualityof life.Sept.-May Tuesday and Thursday10:00am & 11:00amJune-July Tuesday and Thursday11:15am – 12:15pmMonday-ThursdaySept - May6:00am, 8:00am, 9:00am,12:00pm and 7:00pmJune7:00pmMonday -ThursdaySept - May7:00am, 3:00pm and 6:00pmMondays & WednesdayJune - July 10:00amMonday-ThursdayJune - July 6:15pm$175Page 16 • Great Falls Park & Recreation Summer Guide 2018LIFEGUARD CERTIFICATION COURSEApril 13 – April 22Please call Natatorium Pool for additional Dates and TimeAmerican Red Cross Certification•Age 15 years & olderThis class offers participant complete knowledge andtraining to be certified as a lifeguard. Lifeguarding is aserious job requiring a great deal of knowledge of watersafety and rescue, strong swimming skills and making splitsecond decisions.Class offers approximately 40 hours of course work andphysical training. Applicants must attend all classes tobecome certified. Certification includes CPR/PRO, OxygenAdministration, First Aid and Lifeguarding. This certificationallows you to work at any aquatic facility.$75.00 refund on class fees for new certification if youare hired by the City of Great Falls and complete an entireseason of work (June through August).LIFEGUARDRECERTIFICATIONCOURSE$75March & April(call for dates and times)For those who have alreadyreceived their certificationin lifeguarding and need toupdate.This course will be offeredduring the assignedlifeguard classes.For more information aboutLifeguard Certification callBev or Marian at 452-3733.Paid Advertising Section
SWIMMING LESSONSNATATORIUM SWIMMING POOL$45Ages 4 & olderClasses offered for beginners to advanced swimskills. Instructors are all lifeguard certified.Monday-Friday for two weeks, with last day ofclass held at the Electric City Water Park (time to beannounced at class) A minimum of 7 participantsper class time or may consolidate to another time.Polliwog (Ages 4 - 9)Emphasis on personal safety. Personal growth, beginningstroke development with front, side and back float.Guppy I & Guppy II (Ages 4 - 10)Emphasis on personal safety. Personal growth with strokedevelopment with floating, diving, bobbing and treading water.Continuation from Polliwog.Minnow (Ages 5 - 12)Emphasis on personal safety. Personal growth with paddle,breast stroke, side stroke and crawl. Continuation fromGuppy.Fish (Ages 6 -14)Emphasis on personal safety. Personal growth with breast,back, side strokes, butterfly and surface dive. Continuationfrom Minnow.Flying Fish (Ages 6 – 14)Emphasis on personal safety. Personal growth, crawl, breast,side butterfly and underwater swim. Continuation from Fish.Polliwog/GuppiesTimes AvailableBeginners/Advanced beginnersJune 4 - 15 9:00 10:10 1:00 2:10 4:00 5:10 (30 min class)June 18 - 29 9:00 10.10 1:00 2:10 4:00 5:10 (30 min class)July 2 - 13 9:00 10:10 1:00 2:10 4:00 5:10 (30 min class)July 16 - 27 9:00 ---- 1:00 2:00 4:00 5:00 (45 min class)Minnows to Flying Fish Times AvailableAdvanced/IntermediateJune 4 - 15 9:35 10:45 1:35 2:45 4:35 (30 min class)June 18 - June 29 9:35 10:45 1:35 2:45 4:35 (30 min class)July 2 - 13 9:35 10:45 1:35 2:45 4:35 (30 min class)July 16 – 27 9:00 ---- 1:00 2:00 4:00 5:00 (45 min class)*Private Lessons (Ages 4 – 99+) $80.00 for 6 lessons – 45 minutes of one on oneinstructions to meet personal needs and abilities** Contact Natatorium 452-3733SKIPPERS PARENT/CHILD AQUATIC PROGRAMA progression towards developing their personal growth, personal safety$6$45daymo.and rescue skills using motivation association, repetition and the use oftheir senses, and with songs, games and stunts with an instructor wholeads them in guided discovery. Ages 6 month to 4 years.Parent/guardian participation required in the water.Times AvailableJune 4 – June 27 11:15 5:00 Monday & Wednesday ONLYJuly 2 – July 25 11:15 5:00 Monday & Wednesday ONLYSwim Lessons are a Lifelong skill that should never be overlooked.If your child is 6 months to 3 years or older and hasn’t spent much time in the water or seems afraid to go into the water, it’s a good idea to take a parent-childclass together prior to signing them up for a regular swim lesson.Swim lessons for children ages 4 and older are centered on aquatic readiness skills that are geared to the child’s age, development level, and individual ability.These classes are grouped by both age and skill level. Beginning grade-schoolers (children ages 5-8) take classes with other beginners their age or ability.Working in small groups (generally 5 to 1 ratio), kids learn simple water-safety rules, breath control, and basic arm and leg movements. As child gets older andgains more experience in the water, they will be introduced to more advanced swimming skills.Paid Advertising Section Great Falls Park & Recreation Summer Guide 2018 • Page 17
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