Want to learn how to swim like a pro? Whether you are a beginner or an experienced swimmer, at Just Swimming we have plenty of great swimming lessons in Melbourne to help you achieve your goals.
With professional swimming teachers and state-of-the-art facilities, our lessons are the perfect way to learn proper techniques and build confidence in the water. We offer swimming programs for all ages, from infants and kids to adults! Whatever your age and skill level, we have the perfect class for you.
Brr, when the colder months hit Melbourne, you know about it- hello sunshine, oh wait, it’s hailing! Melbourne’s winter can certainly be brutal, and we all steer towards curling up by the heater. We also know removing yourself from your warm household to head to swimming lessons can be challenging. Swimming facilities like ours…
Do you want to win your Term 3 Swimming Lessons free? Any existing Just Swimming customers who pay their Term 2 deposits or fees on or before Thursday, April 6th, 2023, will automatically go into the running to win all of Term 3 lessons free! There is one term pass per Just Swimming swim school…
Swimming Safer in Spring With summer just around the corner, and an increase of warmer days it’s only natural that we all get excited about swimming in pools, at the beach or local river. Whilst it is always a wonderful time for many, it is also an important time to consider the swimming ability…
COVID-19 UPDATES FOR JUST SWIMMING SWIM SCHOOLS Update as at 5th August 2021 All of our Just Swimming swim schools are currently closed in line with the Premier’s 7 day lockdown announcement on the 5th August 2021 until 11:59pm Thursday 12th August. We hope to recommence lessons Friday 13th August pending COVID restrictions lifting. All…
Before we dive into swimming aids and float around some ideas of what helps and what doesn’t, it’s essential to keep in mind that no matter what situation, supervision is key to any child near water, and nothing will ever replace a strong foundation of swimming and water safety skills There is no argument that…
A question we’re often asked is: when can babies start swimming lessons? Considering that so many Australians live within 50km of a beach, swimming lessons are therefore important, but knowing at what age a child should start learning to swim can be confusing. We’ll explore the topic in detail in this blog. Research by Royal…
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We suggest bringing a towel, swimwear, goggles and a swim cap for pool/swim classes. Please note that some classes may require additional equipment, such as fins, kickboards and pull buoys. Always check with your swim coach for specific requirements.
Private swimming lessons cost varies depending on the duration of the session, the level of the swimmer, and the location of the pool. To learn more, please visit our private swimming lessons. Here, you can discover all the details about our fantastic program.
At Just Swimming, we believe that anyone can benefit from learning to swim, no matter their age. Our comprehensive swim program caters to everyone, starting with swimming lessons for babies of just 6 months old, right through to adults. Our experienced coaches teach at all levels, ensuring that everyone can become a skilled swimmer.
As a community service, we offer free swimming lessons for babies between the ages of 4 – 6 months, because we believe in the importance of water safety from an early age. Join us today and become a confident and safe swimmer for life.
For swimming lessons, we highly recommend lightweight and comfortable swimwear. Contact your local swim school to see if there are any guidelines on what swimwear is permitted. Also, don’t forget to place swim nappies underneath the swimwear for babies and toddlers attending swim classes.
Remember to pack your essentials: a towel, swimwear, goggles, swim cap and optionally some equipment. Staying hydrated is key, so don’t forget to bring a water bottle. After class, a spare change of clothes and a plastic bag to pack your wet swimwear is recommended.
Want to know more? read The Ultimate Guide to Swimming Lessons and Classes
