Give your child the opportunity to perfect his/her strokes in a team environment. Join the Waterworks Aquatics youth swim team! Water will be kept at a warm temperature year-round. Swim team uses the indoor 25-yard pool during the winter months and moves to the outdoor 25-yard pool during the warmer months. Our head coaches will mainly focus on speed and conditioning with some stroke refinement. If you are interested in a group class that focuses more on stroke refinement then please visit our Stroke Clinic page for more information. Children ages 5 and older who join our recreational swim team will develop endurance while improving technique. Monthly membership and flexible attendance are two features of our swim school program.

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Swimming Competitions are held monthly throughout the year. Our swimming meets are open to the public for level 4 swimmers and higher (ages 2 yrs and older). Currently our aquatics center in Irvine provides two 25 yard pools in which our meets are held. During the winter months we move our competitions indoors and in the summer they are held in our outdoor pool. All swimmers will receive ribbons for participating and any child receiving 15 or more ribbons will qualify for a trophy.

Swim Competition Results

Half-day week long camps focus on the core elements of swimming instruction to increase speed. Swim camps are meant for the intermediate and advanced students. Technique improvement is emphasized and camps are scheduled on select days and times throughout the year.

Low and high intensity water aerobics classes enhance physical fitness and are open to people of all ages. Classes are offered at various times throughout the week. Please see our schedule of available times .

Stay fit and healthy with our lap swim program. Swim at your own pace and on your own time. We offer 3 indoor swimming pools and 1 outdoor pool which are all heated. The cost for the swim sessions are $60 per month or $ 6 per visit.
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Water therapy has long been used as an adjunct to traditional land-based techniques. Water is an ideal environment for therapy, as its buoyancy reduces body mass and provides support, which allows for easier and less painful movement. This also permits range of motion exercises to begin earlier than is possible on land.