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 YMCAs
have been teaching people to swim for
more than a century. In the Stanly
County YMCA aquatics
programs, children learn to be safe
around water and they feel the sense of
accomplishment that comes with learning
something new. Youth progressive
swimming is the YMCA's third most widely
offered program nationwide. It uses a
problem-solving, guided-discovery
teaching approach in a positive, caring
environment. Kids can develop lifelong
skills that can help them stay healthy.
Other YMCA aquatics programs include
infant-parent classes, preschool
classes, classes for people with
disabilities and classes for teens and
adults. These include water exercise and
therapy and water sports, including
synchronized swimming and master
competitive swimming for people 18 and
over. Competitive programs are also
available for youth..
The Stanly County YMCA offers special classes to help
children and families learn how to be
safer in and around water.
For more information
contact
Deanna Barbee:
deanna.barbee@stanlycountyymca.org
Parent and Tot
Classes and Adult Learn to Swim Classes
Adult Learn to
swim Classes began Monday, May 12, 2008. Christy
Vanhoy is the instructor. Anyone interested may
show up on Mondays from 6:30pm until 7:15pm.
(Parent/Tot) will begin Monday, June 9, 2008
from 6-6:30pm.
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