What this level looks like
The swim team. Sport I for Sea Lions and Dolphins, Sport II for Orcas.
One hour, eight swimmers to one instructor, Monday to Thursday, in the four-lane 25-yard indoor pool, kept above 80 degrees. Sport I is a minimum of one 30-minute lesson and one 60-minute practice a week; Sport II is a minimum of one 60-minute lesson and one 90-minute practice a week.
Sport is not a level swimmers finish. Technique, endurance and race times keep developing year round, and swimmers in both groups may train up to five days a week at no additional charge.
Sport swimmers work all four competitive strokes, time reduction through proficiency, team rules and etiquette, how not to be disqualified, sportsmanship and competition-styled events.
Parent questions
How often does the team practice?
Sport I is a minimum of one 30-minute lesson and one 60-minute practice a week; Sport II is a minimum of one 60-minute lesson and one 90-minute practice a week. Both may swim up to five days a week at no additional charge.
Is the team year round?
Yes. The pool is indoor and heated, so the team trains all twelve months.
Who joins Sport I and who joins Sport II?
Sport I is for Sea Lions and Dolphins. Sport II is for Orcas.
Skills in Sport
Check them off as your swimmer earns them, one skill at a time, before moving up the Journey.
Where Sport sits
Ten levels across three milestones. Tap any level to open its page.
