Get your kids ready for swim season with weekday group lessons at Swordfish Swim Academy in Emmett, Idaho. From safety to skills, these lessons provide a fun and supportive introduction to swimming.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, especially young children comfortable with moderate physical activity in water.
Wildlife
History
Emmett was founded as a farming community and developed around the Boise River, which influences local aquatic activities.
Conservation
Efforts in Emmett focus on maintaining clean waterways and responsible recreation to protect local aquatic habitats.
Swordfish Swim Academy
Get your kids ready for swim season with weekday group lessons at Swordfish Swim Academy in Emmett, Idaho. From safety to skills, these lessons provide a fun and supportive introduction to swimming.
Swordfish Swim Academy in Emmett, Idaho provides swim instruction and aquatic programs focused on safety, skill development, and confidence for children. The academy offers structured Group Lessons with a Monday–Thursday commitment, Private Swim Lessons tailored to individual learning pace, Open Swim sessions for recreational pool time, Lap Swim for fitness and technique practice, and an Endless Swim Spa with treadmill (Endless E550) for specialized aquatic training and rehabilitation. Instruction emphasizes water safety, progressive skill building, and positive reinforcement. Certified instructors deliver age-appropriate drills, stroke mechanics, breath control, and rescue awareness in small-group settings or one-on-one sessions.
Scheduling accommodates regular weekly commitments as well as flexible private sessions to accelerate progress. Group Lessons provide an hour-long curriculum focused on foundational skills, while Private Lessons allow personalized pacing and focused attention. Open Swim and Lap Swim sessions create opportunities for practice, fitness, and family recreation. The Endless E550 swim spa offers variable current and an aquatic treadmill for low-impact workouts and rehab-friendly training.
Swordfish Swim Academy maintains a clean, supervised pool environment and requires basic swim gear such as caps and goggles. Health and safety policies ask that participants arrive healthy and ready to swim. Located in Emmett, Idaho, the academy serves local families and visitors seeking quality swim instruction. The program’s combination of structured lessons, private coaching, and specialized equipment supports steady improvement, safer swimmers, and greater confidence in the water.
Registration details, schedules, and session availability are provided directly by the academy at its Emmett facility. Year-round programming offered statewide.
Location
Emmett, ID
Pool facility in Emmett, Idaho
Lessons Offered
Group & Private
Structured and individualized instruction
Session Types
Open, Lap, Spa
Recreational and training windows
Special Equipment
Endless E550
Swim spa with treadmill
Secure a spot for group lessons, private instruction, open swim, lap swim, or the Endless E550 swim spa.
Bring Swim Caps and Goggles
Ensure children have their swim caps and goggles for safety and comfort during lessons.
Check Child’s Health Before Class
Avoid attending if your child shows any signs of illness to keep a safe environment for all participants.
Arrive Early for Warm-Up
Arrive 10 minutes before class to allow time for getting suited up and warming up muscles.
Dress for Easy Changing
Wear clothes that are easy to change in and out of to avoid hassle and save time.
Swim Cap
Keeps hair out of the face and helps maintain pool hygiene.
Swim Goggles
Protects eyes from chlorine and improves underwater vision.
Towel
Needed for drying off immediately after lessons to prevent chills.
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated during breaks and before/after swimming.