Kids Sports Classes in Chicago, IL

The program is comprehensive. Hitting Defense Pitchers & Catchers Core/Agility Camp is held 3 days a week. Most players attend 1 or 2 days a week. Results Average increase after only one month Hitting Velocity: 8+ mph Throwing Velocity: 5+ mph Bat Speed: 10+ mph  *Over 500 players measured. Players need: Glove Helmet Bat ...

The program is comprehensive. Hitting Stations Defense Pitchers & Catchers Core/Agility Classes are held 3 days a week. After you sign up, you do not make appointments, drop in anytime. Most players attend 1 or 2 days a week. Results Average increase after only one month Hitting Velocity: 8+ mph Throwing Velocity: 5+ mph Bat...

The program is comprehensive. Hitting Defense Pitchers & Catchers Core/Agility Camp is held 3 days a week. Most players attend 1 or 2 days a week. Results Average increase after only one month Hitting Velocity: 8+ mph Throwing Velocity: 5+ mph Bat Speed: 10+ mph  *Over 500 players measured. Players need: Glove Helmet Bat ...

Instructors will use activities and songs to help children with skills and water adjustment. Children not fully toilet-trained must wear a swim diaper. The pool temperature is between 81–84°F.

A transitional class from parent-child to group lessons. Independent and energetic kids who swim alone with flotation devices and are comfortable with parent/guardian separation will do great in this class. Skills used in preschool class (including but not limited to): Entering and exiting pool safely Becoming more comfortable in the water Blowing...

Swimmers understand the basics of backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle. In these lessons, kids continue to advance their stroke techniques, begin to learn butterfly and increase the distance they are able to swim.  Skills needed for entry into Level 4:  Able to jump into pool and front crawl and/or elementary backstroke 25 yards Able...

This is the first class of conventional swim lessons and provides the foundation of two of the four main strokes, freestyle and backstroke. Instructors will work with swimmers to be more comfortable in the water without the use of a floatation device. Skills learned in Level 1 (including but not limited to): Entering and exiting pool safely Becoming...

Swimmers have a solid understanding of all four strokes. In level 5, they will learn flip turns, continue to fine-tune technique and increase distance.  Skills needed for entry into Level 5:  Able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke 25 yards  Able to swim breaststroke and back crawl 15 yards  Able to submerge and...