Teaching kids to save lives!
Our Philosophy Behind Our Jr. & Little Guard Camps
Due to COVID – 19, our Jr. Guard Camp is POSTPONED until further notice. Stay safe!
With the participants in our Jr. Guard Camps, each child will be a better swimmer each day, as we give them a swim lesson or a workout that is bound to get them in great swimming shape. We want to capture the attention and interests of our youth in Emergency Medical Fields early on, by exposing them to the skills of a lifeguard. Each participant will be more confident to take on a Life-guarding class when they are taught the skills in our daily guarding skill session.
By meeting the paramedics on our AMR day, they are provided with the opportunity to meet the personnel that would arrive when they called in for an actual 911 emergency. It can make a huge impact on the participant when they see that the materials we have been practicing with in our First Aid and CPR segments are in the Ambulance and are used daily by the Paramedics. The kids love to have their pulse checked on the Electrocardiogram. Seahorse Swim School wants to have the kids feel like these emergency personnel are reachable and approachable.
Prerequisites: For all programs at all locations.
Jr. Guard/Little Guard Camps: ability to swim 25 yrd continually, 30 secs to 1 minute treading H2O. No try-out is needed if the student is able to do these skills. If you are unsure, please call us to confirm that you child is ready. We could schedule a FREE assessment as needed. To prepare for our Pool Jr. Guard camp sign up for level 4 group lessons.
A Typical Day In Our Jr. Guard Camp Program
All times are approximate and are adjusted for special guests. Jr. Guard participants MUST be signed IN and OUT EVERYDAY. If participants are OK to ride bikes or walk home or be picked up by another person besides a parent, then please bring a note with a parents signature and phone number and talk to the Manager on site.Exercises, stretching, discussion about how the day will go.
Warm up with dry land exercises.
Swim lesson (30-40 mins- depends on skill level).
Break/ snack/ warm-up/ water/ sunscreen application, etc.
Rescue skill practice/ CPR/First Aid practice.
Recreational swimming, team building games and fun!
Parent Pick-up and sign-out.
HOW DO I REGISTER?
ONLINE– for a session in its entirety in advance of the session start date.
CALL/EMAIL – to register for a ONE WEEK CAMP. Once your registration is received/processed, we will call or email to confirm placement in programs.
US MAIL – Print REGISTRATION FORM.
Registration Form
(Mail In Registration Form for one week Jr. Guard Camps or lessons not offered online)
Seascape Sports Club Summer Pool Jr. Guard Camp
• ONE week Jr. Guard Camp: Monday – Thursday 9:00am-12:15pm.
• Pricing: $170/ Members of Seascape $153
Due to COVID-19 – No JG Summer camps avail at this time.
TESTIMONIAL:
I want to thank Seahorse Swim School for all the work they have done w. my daughter. She has become a much stronger swimmer and has more confidence in the pool. The Jr. Guard program is awesome. The kids learn first aid, CPR and are getting tons of exercise while having fun in the sun. Thank you so much, Great Job!
Shonn Mantalvo, Summer 2013
TIMELINE:
9am sign in poolside (enter from behind Club past lower/back lot)
9:05 Exercises (lower/back lot)
9:30 Stretching/snacks/change into suit
10: In Water swim lesson/swim workout
10:30 Break/snacks
10:45 In water/dry land lifesaving skills
12 noon Free time in the pool
12:15 Pickup/sign out
What do I bring & wear?
Tennis shoes and socks (mandatory), deck shoes (flip flops), swimsuit, towel(s)/shammy), rashguards, water & refillable water bottle, snacks/lunch (more snacks than you think, these kids get hungry!!- (NO Glass containers), sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, warm set of clothing. Protect your children from the sun, have them wear a rashguard and teach them to reapply throughout the day. All pools are outside. Snacks, swim suits, towels, water and sunscreen are mandatory. Each day will include a warm up with exercises and stretching (proper footwear required), a water safety topic for discussion, stroke clinics, pool workouts, swim instruction, guarding skills and fun!
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