Kids Sports Classes in NYC, New York

Introduction to the basics of fencing. For students who have never fenced before or are still working through the fundamentals.  Please bring the following: Indoor sneakers Shorts/sweat pants T-shirt

For students who have mastered the basics of fencing and are ready to begin more competitive training. Please bring the following: Indoor sneakers Shorts/sweat pants T-shirt

Over the course of this class, students will learn how to breath in and out of water, float on front and back without flotation support and submerge underwater. They will also be able to push off of pool wall, glide and flutter kick, on their front and back. In this class, students are beginning to become comfortable in the water and ready to learn...

Students are beginning to get comfortable in the water and ready to learn how to submerge and to exhale in the water. Float prone and supine without floats. Push and glide from the wall. Kicking front crawl and back crawl and holding a float. The Benefits of Swimming: It is a perfect activity for improving Aerobic Fitness, Flexibility, Body Strength,...

Exercises and games incorporate basics of fencing and build enthusiasm for the sport and for achieving by trying hard and having fun. Equipment will be provided for fencing bouts. Students of all levels welcome. Late pickup and early drop off available (doors open at 9:00am). So what can you expect for your child at our fencing camp? The new fencer...

Swimmers are beginning to get comfortable in the water and get ready to learn how to submerge and exhale. They learn to float prone and supine without floats; to push and glide from the wall; to kick front crawl and backcrawl with rhythmic breathing. The Benefits of Swimming: It is a perfect activity for improving Aerobic Fitness, Flexibility, Body...

Swimmers are beginning to get comfortable in the water and get ready to learn how to submerge and exhale. They learn to float prone and supine without floats; to push and glide from the wall; to kick front crawl and backcrawl with rhythmic breathing. The Benefits of Swimming: It is a perfect activity for improving Aerobic Fitness, Flexibility, Body...

Students move confidently in deep water, perform sculling, continue to improve stroke technique, refine details of breathing and arms actions of front crawl and backstroke. Learn kicks and arms coordination in breaststroke and butterfly. Begin to develop starts and turns. Pre-requisites: This is the final level in kids swimming, students should feel...

Continue to learn: floating and kicking on front and back. Submerge with eyes open. Begin to develop rhythmic breathing. Combined stroke on front and back (arms and legs coordination. Push off wall, glide, kick and exhale 4 – 7 yards. Jumps and sitting dives. Pre-requisites: Swimmers should be able to propel on front with out aid 4 – 6 feet....

Will learn: arm strokes, leg kicks, and breathing coordination. Rotation, treading water, floating, submerging and changing directions. Fundamentals of backstroke and freestyle with rotary breathing. Rudiments of breaststroke and butterfly. Sitting and standing dives. Pre-requisites: Students have passed beginner level and can swim unsupported. ...

Students move confidently in deep water, perform sculling, continue to improve stroke technique, refine details of breathing and arms actions of front crawl and backstroke. Learn kicks and arms coordination in breastroke and butterfly. Begin to develop starts and turns. Pre-requisites: This is the final level in kids swimming, students should...

Students move confidently in deep water, perform sculling, continue to improve stroke technique, refine details of breathing and arms actions of front crawl and backstroke. Learn kicks and arms coordination in breastroke and butterfly.  Develop starts and turns. Students can demonstrate all of the four strokes. The course focuses in refining technique...

Students will focus on developing confidence and competency in all strokes and safety skills. They will be formally taught the breast and butterfly stroke, as well as deep water bobbing, sculling and diving. At this stage, students will be moving confidently in deep water, continuing to improve their stroke techniques and refining details of their...

Swimmers should be able to propel on front with out aid 4 – 6 feet. Continue to learn: floating and kicking on front and back. Submerge with eyes open. Begin to develop rhythmic breathing. Combined stroke on front and back (arms and legs coordination. Push off wall, glide, kick and exhale 4 – 7 yards. Jumps and sitting dives. Pre-requisites: Swimmers...

Advanced students will learn arm strokes, leg kicks and breathing coordination. This will also include rotation, treading water, submerging and changing direction. Instructors will teach the fundamentals of the backstroke and freestyle stroke, accompanied by rotary breathing. They will also learn the basics of the butterfly and breast stroke. Students...