2020 PCST Spring Lessons
Registration for Spring Lessons for the 2020 season will open in March
PCST does not have lessons during the late fall or winter months
Check back in Februrary for more information when we gear up for Spring Time!
PCST Lessons will increase your child’s comfort level and safety in the water, as well as begin teaching them the fundamental strokes needed to join a swim team. Our instructors will be in the water with students helping to teach and guide them as they learn to be comfortable and proficient in the water. PCST Lessons is offered each spring, summer, and fall. Lesson days, times, and frequency may vary by season and session.
LOCATION:
The Spring Lessons session will run from April 4-May 9 and will have 6 classes total
Class times (Families choose 1 class time for all 6 classes)
LESSONS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: When do you offer PCST Lessons?
A: We offer PCST Lessons in the spring, summer, and fall. Dates, class times, and registration info is listed on the lessons page when available.
Q: How many lessons are offered each session?
A: When you register for PCST Lessons you have signed up for 8 available classes. These classes meet either twice a week for four weeks or once a week for eight weeks, based on seasons.
Q: Is the pool heated?
A: Yes, the pool is heated during colder months and cooled during warmer months keeping the water temperature comfortable each season.
Q: Can I bring my child to any days or times offered?
A: No, when you register for PCST Lessons you are selecting the days and time you will be attending. Due to limited class sizes and instructor to swimmer ratios we can not let swimmers attend days or times they are not registered for.
Q: My schedule unexpectedly changed; can my child come to a different class?
A: We understand that schedule conflicts can occur without notice. While we can not offer class changes for an absence, if your schedule is permanently changing we will do our best to reschedule you to a new class time for the remainder of the session based on remaining class openings.
Q: What happens if it rains?
A: If you are a Florida resident, you know that it can be sunny one minute, and raining the next. Although we experience inconsistent showers, we suggest bringing your child to practice regardless. We have found that often it may be storming at your house, but not at the pool. We will NOT get in the pool during thunderstorms, heavy rain, or lightning. If weather prevents a class we will attempt to offer a "Make-up day" for swimmers who attend the canceled practice, however we will not offer multiple Make-up days for each weather incident and will NOT offer Make-up days for absences.
Q: What should I bring to practice?
A: Your swim suit, goggles, and a towel! Both boys and girls swim suits should be form fitting. Goggles are not required, but HIGHLY recommended. All swimming is done in the water...not wearing goggles will be detrimental to your eyes as well as being very distracting when learning the proper technique.
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