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Welcome to our web site!
 

After 50 years, I have retired from group instruction on the Central Coast and re-located to the California high desert . 
 
I will be offering swim lessons for the summer of 2024, if there is enough interest. If you live in Silver Lakes, I can offer private and semi-private lessons in our pool or your own heated pool. 
 
 


 
If you live in Victorville, Apple Valley, or Hesperia, I can offer lessons in your heated home pool, or a pool to which you might have access.  In order to justify the 40 minute drive to those locations, I need to have at least 12 students in the local area who could take a lesson on the same days. I could travel from house to house wihin a housing area.

 

Ideally, there might be an individual who would invite friends and family to their own pool for a few hours of instruction, from 1 to 4 days per week. Small group classes of 3-5 students (depending on age and ability) would be scheduled into back to back 30 minute classes within a 2-3 hour window of time. A session would consist of 8 lessons.

 
If you think you might be able to arrange something like that, please get in touch with me asap so that I can plan my summer sessions. I could start classes as early as the end of May, assuming the weather will be warm by then. 
 
 
  
I TEACH STUDENTS OF ALL LEVELS, FROM THE AGE OF 2 YEARS THROUGH ADULTS
 

If you have a group of MOMS (or DADS) who would like to get together at your warm pool, I WILL do a PARENT AND TOT SESSION for children from 18 months to 2 years of age. Cost would be determined by the number of children enrolled. Shoot me an email or text if this is something you are interested in.

 
wendy4swim@aol.com. or (831) 236-6123
 
 
 
 
Private lessons are $30 for a half hour class. 
 
Two students, same family, same class, (subject to instructor's approval) is $30 for the first student and $25 for the second student per half hour class.  
 
Group instruction (3 to 5 students per class) drops to $20 per student for a half hour lesson.  
 
All payment must be made in advance for a minimum of 8 lessons.  Cash or Zelle will be accepted as forms of payment.
 
If you would like to have yourself or your child considered for classes, please go to the "2024  HIGH DESERT SWIM REGISTRATION page found at the top of the navigation bar on the far left of this page. 
 
 
Thank you for your interest! 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Feel free to peruse the website for info on my teaching philosophy and technique. The specific class times and availability, as well as the registration info within this website has changed since I relocated. I will update as soon as I make the decision to pursue these new Summer classes. The pool you will see in the pictures on this website were taken at the indoor pool which was in my home on the central coast, not the pool I will be using for these lessons.

 
 
Pool parties, beach and lake excursions, and of course your own backyard pool, are all great places to relax, have fun, and enjoy the company of friends and family. But if you have a young child, these same places can spell disaster.
 
DROWNING...is the number one cause of accidental death in children between the ages of 1 and 4 and the number 2 cause in children between the ages of 4 and 14. Many of these tragedies could be prevented if every child were taught the basic skills for survival at an early age.
 
Deciding on swimming lessons for your child is a very personal decision. It is important to get all of the facts about the facility before you decide.

We understand these concerns and we hope this site will help educate you about our program. Thank you for taking the time to visit. Please get in touch if you have any questions or need more information.

 
Send us an e-mail:

wendy4swim@aol.com

CONTACT ME BY EMAIL, OR PRIVATE MESSAGE ME ON FACEBOOK (WENDY GREULACH)
 
PHONE/TEXT (831)-236-6123 Please leave a TEXT message, as I may be in the pool.

 

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                                                                       My Grandson, Henry
                                                                               (This young man is now a freshman at the University of Oregon!)