Pool update posted 4/26/2024 3pm: the pool has been closed due to a containment entering the water this afternoon. The water will be treated. The facility will reopen Saturday and the normal schedule will resume.
Lap swim is a great to workout at your own pace, towards your individual goals. Si View pool is 17 yards in length varying in depth from 3 ½ feet to 9 feet. Drop‐in rates, punch passes and one to six month passes available.
Public swim is a flexible time to come get in the water for exercise or play. Children under the age of 6 must have a parent in water, within arm's reach, and little ones under the age of 3 and nonpotty trained must wear a swim diaper. Drop-in rates, punch passes and one to six month passes available.
Instructor: Lindsay Lambert
Come build your SUP foundation in a warm, calm, safe pool environment before it's time to go outside on the lake, river, and the ocean. We will cover entering; exiting the water safely fundamentals of fitness on a stand up Paddleboard. No SUP experience required. Dress for a HOT yoga class. Paddle Board equipment is provided by instructor.
This class is a great cardiovascular workout for ages 12 and up. A no impact water exercise class, using buoyant and resistant equipment. Emphasis is on strength, range of motion and flexibility. It is a workout that can be adjusted to any participant level. Routines are diverse to hold participant interest. Drop-in rates or punch passes available.
This class is geared for people with mobility and joint issues, but open to anyone interested in participating. The Gentle Water Exercise Program is designed to help ease the pain associated with joint and mobility issues through stretching, flexibility and warming movement while providing a fun and social opportunity. No swim skills required. Drop-in rates.
Public swimming is a flexible time to come get in the water for exercise or play. Children under the age of 6 must have a parent in the water, within arm’s reach, and little ones under the age of 3 and non-potty trained must wear a swim diaper. Drop-in rates, punch passes, and one to six month passes available.
The purpose of the American Red Cross Lifeguarding course is to provide entry level lifeguard participants with the knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize and respond to aquatic emergencies and to provide care for breathing and cardiac emergencies, injuries and illnesses until emergency medical services personnel take over. Upon successful completion of the course participants will be certified in Lifeguarding, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, Automated External Defibrillator and First Aid. Students will be e-mailed a link to do the book & video work at home (approx. 6 hours). Blended learning work should be completed before the start of each corresponding class session and MUST be done by the end of the course.
Prerequisites: Must be 15 years old by last scheduled day of the class; swim 150 yards of front crawl and/or breaststroke continuously demonstrating breath control and rhythmic breathing, tread water for two minutes with no hands, swim 50 yards (all without stopping) and swim 20 yards, retrieve a 10-pound brick from 9 foot depth and swim 20 yards with the brick. Both hands must be on the brick. The course fee includes Red Cross certification fees, a libraried lifeguard training book and pocket mask. Please bring each day: swimsuit, towel, water and snacks and participant manual.
Must be able to swim 50 yards of crawl stroke or breaststroke. Students will be learning the skills for the American Red Cross Lifeguarding program and swim instruction. On the last day we will have a pizza party. What to bring each day: Swim suit, Towel, Snacks, Lunch, Container for water.
This course is for students with a current Lifeguard training certification. Participants must be 17 years of age by last day of the class and complete an online orientation prior to start of the course. Upon successful completion students will be certified to instruct American Red Cross Lifeguard Training courses.
The American Red Cross has launched a new free resource for parents, caregivers and
educators to teach children important water safety topics. The Longfellow's WHALE Tales
program content is designed for K-5 grade students with short, engaging and age-appropriate
videos, worksheets and activities that teach important water safety topics. Each lesson
centers on a memorable rhyming phrase to help children retain what they've learned. Drowning
is a leading cause of death for children in the United States. Prevention is the key to
saving lives. The Red Cross believes that one way to prevent drowning is to teach children
about being safer in, on and around the water in a fun and entertaining way. Learn more and
download free materials here:
Water Safety for Kids | Red Cross
Children and adults can learn to be safer in and around water with Swim by the American Red Cross. Knowing how to swim is exciting and opens the door to many opportunities, but water is not without risk. Learning to enjoy the water safely should be the first step for anyone who will be around water. Have fun learning water safety in an engaging way with video and activities for kids and families. Track your kids' progress with a FREE American Red Cross Swim App as they learn to swim. You can find it in the iTunes store and the Google Play store online.
For more safety tips in, on and around the water, take the Colin's Hope Quiz.
Our community has many options for open water outdoor recreation. Swimming in a natural environment is different from swimming in a pool, with risks including currents, waves, and underwater obstructions. Waters in our area are also cold, always watch for signs of hyperthermia.
Children and adults can learn to be safer in and around water with Swim by the American Red Cross. Knowing how to swim is exciting and opens the door to many opportunities, but water is not without risk. Learning to enjoy the water safely should be the first step for anyone who will be around water. Have fun learning water safety in an engaging way with video and activities for kids and families. Track your kids' progress with a FREE American Red Cross Swim App as they learn to swim. You can find it in the iTunes store and the Google Play store online.
For more safety tips in, on and around the water, take the Colin's Hope Quiz.
