Frequently Asked Questions
What are your business hours?
Our office hours are 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. Class times vary by program and location. Email us at info@aspireaquaticsfl.com and we will help you find a class time that works for your family.
How do I submit an absence?
Please let us know as soon as you can if your swimmer will miss a class. Email us at info@aspireaquaticsfl.com and our team will help with next steps.
How do I schedule a make up?
Email us at info@aspireaquaticsfl.com to ask about make-up options for a missed class. Our team will review availability and help you find a time that works.
What should my swimmer bring to lessons?
Bring a swimsuit, a towel, and goggles if your swimmer uses them. A swim cap can be helpful for swimmers with long hair. We recommend arriving a few minutes early so your swimmer has time to settle in before the lesson begins.
How do I choose between group, semi-private, and private lessons?
Group lessons offer structured instruction in a supportive group setting. Semi-private lessons pair two swimmers with one instructor for 30 minutes, which allows more individual attention. Private lessons are one swimmer with one instructor for 30 minutes and focus on that swimmer's comfort, abilities, and goals. If you are not sure which is the best fit, contact us and we will help you choose.
How much do lessons cost?
At our Edgewater location, group lessons are $109 per month, a flat rate that includes months with five lessons. Semi-private lessons are $32.25 per lesson ($129 for a four-lesson month or $161.25 for a five-lesson month). Private lessons are $49.75 per lesson ($199 for a four-lesson month or $248.75 for a five-lesson month). See our Tuition page for details.
Where do lessons take place?
Aspire Aquatics teaches at partner aquatic facilities. Our Edgewater lessons take place at Aqua Park. Aspire does not own or operate the pools. Visit our Locations page or contact us for the latest details.
Do you offer lessons for adults?
Yes. Adult lessons offer supportive instruction for adults who want to learn to swim, become more comfortable in the water, or strengthen existing skills. Many adults are nervous at first, and that is completely okay. Contact us and we will help you get started.
What if my child is nervous about the water?
That is very common, and every swimmer has a starting point. Our instruction emphasizes patience, encouragement, and steady skill development so swimmers can build comfort at their own pace. Let your instructor know about any worries, and talk with your swimmer about what to expect before the first lesson.
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