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May 2013

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atHletic Programs Junior Programs 206.464.3074 • Aquatics 206.464.3086 • wac.net/athletics SWIMMInG tiny tots A (Ages 6–20 months) 30-minute lessons Infants learn water adjustment and basic water skills. Each child must be accompanied by at least one adult in class. thursdays: 10:30 am Saturdays: 11:25 am tiny tots B (Ages 21 months–3 years) 30-minute lessons Toddlers learn water adjustment, water skills and introduction to swimming. Each child must be accompanied by at least one adult in class. thursdays: 10:30 am Saturdays: 10:50 am preschool (Ages 3–5) l u k e r u ta n 30-minute lessons Guppy: Minimum age 3. Beginner level. Parents are not in water with students. Saturdays: 10:15 am, 11:25 am JunIor proGrAMS & AMerICAn reD CroSS SWIM leSSonS spring session ii: 7 Weeks; May 4–June 15 GenerAl InForMAtIon 206.464.3086 Junior Classes are offered in six-plus-week sessions throughout the year from September through June. If more than one child per family enrolls in the same activity, the fee for each class is less. Children must be on a family membership to participate in any WAC Junior Classes. Please email Member Services at membership@wac.net or call 206.464.3068 to transfer to a family category prior to enrollment. Parents enrolled in Saturday Junior Classes will receive a punch card for reduced WAC Parking rates: $3.75 for three hours. online registration for Spring Session II began at 8 am on Monday, April 22 • www.wac.net/athletics/aquatics phone/in-person registration for Spring Session II began at 8 am on Monday, April 29 • 206.464.3086 or at the 6th Floor Pool Lesson space is limited. Classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. You will receive confirmation within three working days of registration. Cancel by 5 pm the Friday before session begins for refund. $53 first child per session; $33 each additional child in same activity. Jellyfish: Participants should be very comfortable in the water, able to submerge head and float on back with assistance. Saturdays: 8:30 am, 9:05 am, 10:50 am Sea turtle: Able to swim five feet unassisted on front and back. High comfort level in water. Saturdays: 8:30 am, 9:40 am, 10:15 am Starfish: Able to swim width of pool on front and back independently; comfortable with face in the water. Saturdays: 9:05 am, 10:50 am, 11:25 am School Age (Ages 6+) levels 1–7 level 1: Participants should be very com- fortable in the water, able to submerge head and float on back with assistance. Saturdays: No classes offered at this time. SuMMer SeSSIon runS JulY 13–AuGuSt 24 PLEASE NOTE: Starting with the summer session, registration will take place via the class schedule at wac.net/athletics/schedules. Click on the class you want, then click the "Sign Up" button. Please call the pool if you need assistance. Registration begins Monday, July 1 NOTE: Children are not allowed in the Fitness Areas. Please supervise children at all times when entering or leaving the 4th Floor. 50 | Washington Athletic Club Magazine | MAY 2013 level 2: Able to swim five feet unassisted on front and back. High comfort level in water; able to submerge head for three seconds while blowing bubbles. Saturdays: 9:40 am (30 min)

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