Adult Swim Lessons in Indianapolis

Adam Hughes
The warm summer weather has finally come to Indiana, and that means that Hoosiers everywhere are hitting pools and beaches to kick off the swim season. For the adult who can't swim, or can't swim well, this time of year brings anxiety and the realization, once again, that swimming is an essential skill. Not being able to swim not only limits your warm-weather recreaction possibilities, but it also is dangerous for you AND your children, if you have them. Now is the time to get a handle on your swimming skills, and this guide to some adult swim programs in Indianapolis can help out.

IU Natatorium
The IU Natatorium is home to the IUPUI swim team and some of the most qualified coaches and instructors to be found anywhere. IU offers both beginning and intermediate adult swimming programs at the Natatorium, with classes running during the evening hours Monday through Thursday and on Saturday mornings. There are specific day and time slot combinations, which you can peruse on their web site, to make the classes as convenient as possible for you. Besides the name-recognition and trust factor of the IU Natatorium, they also offer classes and programs for the whole family, so your quest for better swimming skills can be shared with your loved ones. Visit the IU Natatorium web site or call them at 317-278-3727 for more information and pricing.

YMCA of Greater Indianapolis
As with many other sporting endeavors, the YMCA can help you on your quest to becoming a stronger swimmer and a safer pool companion for your children. Offering swimming classes at many of their Indianapolis locations, the YMCA has many time slots and class styles to suit your needs. Check their web site to determine the best options for you, or contact the YMCA at 317-881-9347.

Indianapolis Parks and Recreation
The Indy Parks service provides tons of summer activities for you and your family to enjoy, and that includes a number of pools scattered throughout the city. At many of these locations, adult and child swim lessons are offered as part of the summer program, so it is worth your while to check into this option. Programs tend to vary by location and year, but there is bound to be a viable option for you at Indy Parks. Contact them through their web site or at 317-327-PARK.

Don't let this summer pass you by without finally learning to swim. With several strong adult programs in the Indianapolis area, help is just a phone call or web site visit away.

Published by Adam Hughes - Featured Contributor in Arts & Entertainment and Sports

I was raised in central Indiana, where I now live (again), work, and play. I'm a chemist and mathematician by training and a software engineer by trade. I love to write and am continually amazed by the sim...  View profile

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