Swimming Lessons

[Erik Deckers]

Does anyone know a fairly inexpensive place for kids' swimming lessons? The YMCA is not an option, because they want $103 for any kid who is not a member of the Y, plus a $30 annual fee. And I have 3 kids. For $399, I'll buy one of those above ground pools and teach them myself.

[Barb Lakin]

I'm not sure where you live, but Indy Parks (http://www.indygov.org/eGov/City/DPR/home.htm) have reasonably priced swim lessons.

[Amy Stark]

I hope that you and your son kick the virus quickly. Lots of fluids and plenty of rest. =)

The YMCA is not-for-profit, believe it or not, and they don't pay property taxes. That price seems high to me. I wonder what the for-profit Bally's would charge if they offered swim lessons?

It was a pleasure having iced coffee with you today. Upon leaving H&C I picked up Wug and drove him to the Mass Ave Gallery. I intended to mention my interest in Elegant Funk at H&C, but got too caught up learning more about how you are using social media at Bridgeway. I learned so much today--thanks for taking the time.

[Mike Magan]

Red Devil Aquatic Club offers them at Pike High School for $50/for 8 sessions (twice a week for 4 weeks).

[Barb Lakin]

Washington and Lawrence Townships also offer reasonably priced lessons at the high schools.

[Albert Schinazi]

Hi Eric,

Have you checked Riveria Club or JCC? This is what comes to mind.

I hopeyou find something reasonable.

best

Albert

[Theresia Whitfield]

Try the Jewish Community Center... and before you ask, no, you don't have to be Jewish to go there! My hubby and I train there for our upcoming triathlon. I don't know the rates but if I recall, they're good.