HomeRecreationRochester Recreation Department launches Swim Classes for Adults aged 18+

Rochester Recreation Department launches Swim Classes for Adults aged 18+

In response to numerous inquiries and growing interest from adults in the community, the Rochester Recreation Department is launching adult swim classes at the Gonic Pool this summer.

According to staff, the program is tailored specifically for individuals aged 18 and older who wish to acquire fundamental swimming skills and enjoy the water safely.

“After receiving several inquiries last year, we are happy to offer swim classes for adults this summer,” said Nicole Lee, Recreation Department. “This is a class for adults with minimal skills who are looking to enjoy swimming independently and safely.”

The adult swim class teaches participants essential techniques, such as submerging, comfortable breathing, floating on the front and back, and basic strokes. Classes will be held in three consecutive two-week sessions throughout the summer, allowing swimmers to progress and refine their skills.

The cost of each two-week session is $60 for Rochester residents and $70 for non-residents. Interested individuals can find more information at rec.rochesternh.gov or by visiting the Swim Lessons page.

Registration can be completed online or in person at the Recreation Office, located in the James W. Foley Memorial Community Center, 150 Wakefield Street, Entrance B. For general inquiries and additional information, call (603) 332-4120.

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