Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Children laugh and play at the edge of the pool at Fallbrook High School during open/recreational swim time.
Adrian Del-Razo smiles as he splashes in the pool at Fallbrook High School during open/recreational swim time. Season passes are available.
Jenny Pawlowski holds onto her son, Jessie, as they play in the pool at Fallbrook High during open/recreational swim time. The pool offers parent/tot classes for 2 and under (offered at 9:15, 10:00 and10:45 a.m.).
A mother and child play in the pool at Fallbrook High School during open/recreational swim time which is for children and adults.
Araceli Escudero laughs with her son Isaiah as the two play at Fallbrook High School during open/recreational swim time.
Dave Moran watches children swim at Fallbrook High School during open/recreational swim time which is offered 1-4 p.m. Monday through Sunday.
Girls laugh and play during open/recreational swim time at Fallbrook High School.
Children jump and play in the pool during open/recreational swim time at Fallbrook High. The pool offers swimming classes starting at 8:30 a.m., Monday through Friday with open swim 1-4 p.m. Monday through Sunday.
Children play in the pool during open/recreational swim time at Fallbrook High School Wednesday, June 19, 2019. The pool offers classes Monday through Friday.
Summer swim lessons at Fallbrook High School's swimming pool began June 10. The lessons are overseen by head instructor Sean Redmond, who is the Fallbrook High School girls swim coach, the diving coach for both Fallbrook's girls and the Warriors' boys, and the director of coaching for the Fallbrook Associated Swim Team.
Six, five-day sessions are held each week until the week of July 29 to Aug. 3. The week of July 1-5 will include July 4 sessions, so those lessons will also be for five days. Each day's lesson will be for 40 minutes.
Each session has up to 10 stations based on skill level. Station 1 is learning to breathe while in the water while stations seven through 10 could be considered preparation for a high school junior varsity team. Fallbrook High School boys swim and girls swim team members will be assistant instructors, and the beginning levels will have no more than four students per instructor while the advanced levels may have six to eight students per instructor. The sessions include a parent-tot class, so there is no minimum age, and adults who desire to learn to swim may also participate in the classes. A diving class will also be offered.
The students must bring their own swimsuit and towel. Swim caps and goggles are optional. Payment can be made by cash or check, and swimmers or parents can register either at the pool or in advance at http://www.swimfast.com.
Additional information can be obtained by emailing Redmond at [email protected] or visiting http://www.swimfast.com.
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