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THE VENETIAN POOL WILL BE CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE FROM OCTOBER 7, 2024 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

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LESSONS SHOWN BELOW ARE CONTINGENT ON POOL REOPENING.

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Spring Break Junior Lifeguard Camp for Children ages 7-12
NOT OFFERED IN 2025 DUE TO VENETIAN POOL RENOVATION

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JUNIOR LIFEGUARD SPRING CAMP FLYER
 

WAYS TO REGISTER:
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    1) Online at PLAYGABLES.COM or
    2) In person at the VENETIAN POOL (2701 De Soto Blvd) or
    3) In person at the CORAL GABLES WAR MEMORIAL YOUTH CENTER (405 University Drive)
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    A birth certificate showing your child's age between 7 and 12 years old is required to register.



Summer Swimming Lessons
for Children ages 5-17

Scroll Down for Adult Lessons

The American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim program for children consists of six levels. Children will be tested and put in the appropriate level. Students progress through the levels at their own pace, mastering the skills in one level before advancing to the next. Each Learn-to-Swim level includes training in stroke development, basic water safety, and helping others in an emergency.  

2025 SUMMER SWIMMING LESSONS - CHILDREN
Sessions are two weeks long and are offered Monday through Friday. Each lesson is 40 minutes.
Three times slots are available:
8:30 am - Levels 1 to 5
9:10 am - Levels 1 to 5
9:50 am - Levels 1 to 4 and Level 6 
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Session 1 - July 7 to July 18             SUBJECT TO POOL REOPENING

Session 2 - July 21 to August 1        SUBJECT TO POOL REOPENING

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Fee:
Residents: $62 per session (10 lessons)
Non-residents: $76 per session (10 lessons)
Children must be at least 5 years of age.  A birth certificate is required at registration for all ages.
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CHILDREN'S SUMMER LESSONS FLYER (coming soon)
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JUNIOR AIDE COURSE - No course in 2025 due to Venetian Pool renovation. See Junior Aide Teen Volunteers.
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WAYS TO REGISTER:
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    1) Online at PLAYGABLES.COM or
    2) In person at the VENETIAN POOL (2701 De Soto Blvd) ONCE THE POOL REOPENS or
    3) In person at the CORAL GABLES WAR MEMORIAL YOUTH CENTER (405 University Drive)
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    A birth certificate showing your child's age between 5 and 17 years old is required to register. 
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Please Note: Swimming Lessons are RAIN OR SHINE. If we cannot get in the pool because of lightning or hard rain, we offer water safety practical and theoretical instruction.  Remember, the weather in Florida changes rather quickly, so we usually end up in the pool.
Children's Summer Swim Lessons at the Venetian Pool (2015)

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

PREGUNTAS MAS FRECUENTES

Adult Swimming Lessons - Spring, Summer and Fall

Ages 18 and above

Learning how to swim is essential at any age! Whether you are looking to learn how to swim or simply improve your strokes, our instructors will work with your individual skills and needs. Classes are semi-private. Participants must bring proper swim attire.

2025 SPRING SWIMMING LESSONS-ADULTS
Sessions are 4 Saturdays from 10:30am-11:30am
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NOT OFFERED DUE TO VENETIAN POOL RENOVATION
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Fee: 
Residents: $47 per session (4 lessons)
Non-r residents: $60 session (4 lessons)
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ADULT SPRING LESSONS FLYER

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2025 SUMMER SWIMMING LESSONS - ADULTS

Sessions are held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays from 5:30 - 6:30

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Session 1: July 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24    

Make up days for evening classes: July 29, 30

SUBJECT TO POOL REOPENING

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Fee:

Residents: $72 per session (9 lessons)

Non-residents: $86 per session (9 lessons)

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ADULT SUMMER LESSONS FLYER (coming soon)

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2025 FALL SWIMMING LESSONS - ADULT
Information will be posted when available.
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WAYS TO REGISTER:
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    1) Online at PLAYGABLES.COM or
    2) In person at the VENETIAN POOL (2701 De Soto Blvd)
        ONCE THE VENETIAN POOL REOPENS or
    3) In person at the CORAL GABLES WAR MEMORIAL
        YOUTH CENTER (405 University Drive)
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Please Note: Swimming Lessons are RAIN OR SHINE. If we cannot get in the pool because of lightning or hard rain, we offer water safety practical and theoretical instruction.  Remember, the weather in Florida changes rather quickly, so we usually end up in the pool.
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