Babyfish • Level 1
Water Acquisition
A gentle first introduction to the water through songs and play with a caregiver. Swimmers practice assisted floating on front and back, beginning breath control, holding the side, and safely climbing out.
Superfish Swim School • Swim Lessons
Group classes from 6 months up, one-on-one private lessons, and adaptive swim lessons with certified Swim Whisperers, in the warm pool at Anchor Wellness Studio in Boardman, OH.
Levels
Small groups, steady progress. Your swimmer stays in the same weekly class until their instructor moves them up.
Child and Caregiver
Babyfish • Level 1
A gentle first introduction to the water through songs and play with a caregiver. Swimmers practice assisted floating on front and back, beginning breath control, holding the side, and safely climbing out.
Babyfish • Level 2
Builds water safety and breath control through gradual, caregiver-assisted submersions, beginning front and back floats, proper use of swim aids, songs, and play.
Babyfish • Level 3
For preschool-aged swimmers, with or without a caregiver. Focus is water safety, breath control, and independent front and back floats.
Learn-to-Swim
Bluefish • Level 4
Water safety, breath control, independent submersion, floating with and without support, gliding, kicking, and beginning stroke skills.
Sailfish • Level 5
Breathing technique, retrieving objects from the bottom, treading water, survival floats, and freestyle and backstroke development. Breaststroke and elementary backstroke are introduced.
Swordfish • Level 6
Builds competence in every stroke, stamina, and endurance, plus advanced water safety skills for confident deep-end swimming.
Competent Swimmers
Inclusion-Friendly
Refines all strokes for speed and efficiency with lap swimming, drills, races, and self-rescue skills. Great preparation for summer and year-round swim teams.
Inclusion-Friendly
For swimmers who have mastered at least three strokes. Summer swim team readiness, the four competitive strokes, flip turns, and fun.
How It Works
Simple, predictable, and built around consistent weekly practice.
Group classes run on a recurring monthly membership of four 30-minute classes. Start after the first week of the month and your first payment is prorated. Major holidays are prorated too.
Once enrolled, your swimmer keeps the same day and time each week until their instructor or supervisor lets you know they are ready to move up a level.
Miss a class and you receive a token for a make-up class that you schedule in Captyn. Classes canceled for weather or instructor illness also earn a token.
All group class registration happens online and is first come, first served. Instructors fill fast, so use the waitlist to be notified when a spot opens.
Need a different day or time? Join the waitlist for the class you want and you will be moved into the new spot when it opens.
Memberships renew monthly until you cancel with 30 days written notice.
Private lessons are 30 minutes and move entirely at your swimmer's pace. Semi-private lessons pair two swimmers of similar ability, at the instructor's discretion.

Booking
Book online from your phone or computer. Private lessons are first come, first served and fill quickly.
Check with your preferred instructor before booking. Some instructors are full and cannot take on new clients right now.
Instructors fill fast. Add yourself to the waitlist and you will be notified when a spot opens.
Two swimmers of similar ability can share a 30-minute lesson at the instructor's discretion. If one swimmer cannot attend, the individual private lesson rate applies.
Looking for lessons built around anxiety, water trauma, or sensory needs? See adaptive swim lessons.
Adaptive Instruction
Every Superfish instructor who teaches adaptive swim lessons is a certified Swim Whisperer through Swim Angelfish, the global leader in adaptive swim. Instructors are trained to identify roadblocks and use therapy-backed strategies so swimmers learn with less discomfort.
Adaptive private lessons are available, and every class for competent swimmers is inclusion-friendly.
Options
One-on-one lessons for swimmers who learn best with an adaptive approach, including swimmers with water trauma or anxiety, at the pace each swimmer needs.
Book via CaptynShark/Swim Team Prep and Swim Fit and Fun welcome competent swimmers of every ability alongside their peers.
See group levelsSwim Angelfish methodology gives instructors strategies for the roadblocks that make learning to swim harder, from sensory needs and motor challenges to anxiety and past trauma in the water.
