Swim 386
Specializing in Survival Swim Lessons
About Us
Drowning is the leading cause of accidental death in children ages 1-4. Learning our swim-float-swim self rescue technique will help your child gain the skills and confidence to survive in the event of an aquatic event or emergency.
Here at Swim 386, we use a gentle, child-centered approach to ensure a positive, playful experience that is tailored to your child's individual needs and personality. All children who complete our survival swim program will learn to independently roll to their back to float and breathe. Depending on their age, they will continue the swim-float-swim method until they safely reach the side or exit of the water.
Meet Your Instructor
Sarah McKnight
Owner/Certified Survival Swim Instructor
Sarah is the proud owner of Swim 386 and a Certified Survival Swim Instructor through the Survival Swim Development Network.
As a mother to two young children, I understand the importance of survival swim and have seen the difference it can make for both parents and children. Watching my own children learn these skills and utilize them in times of need has been so worthwhile.
Swim 386 was born out of love for my community and with the goal of making a difference. My goal is to bring drowning prevention and awareness to my neighborhood, community, and beyond. I look forward to teaching your children a love for safe swimming!
Classes
Survival Swim Lessons
Survival swim lessons are for any children new to our program. Ages 6 months and up will learn survival swim skills using our swim-float-swim method. Lessons are a 6 week commitment, 4 days per week, 15 minute lesson.
Refresher Lessons
Refresher lessons are for any child that has completed survival swim training but needs these skills refreshed. Depending on age, these lessons can range between 2 - 4 weeks, 4 days per week, 15 minute lesson.
Maintenance Lessons
Maintenance lessons are for children who have completed our survival swim training or refresher lessons. These lessons will give your child the opportunity to maintain their survival skills while continuing to build upon their skills and confidence. Lessons can be arranged 1-2x per week/biweekly
