AAA Class Levels

​Flippaball is a great introduction to the sport of Waterpolo. Come learn some new skills, make some new friends and increase your swim fitness without even realising it because you are having so much fun! ​Flippaball is open to all swimmers who can complete 25 metres of swimming.

All About Aquatics offer Private Lessons at all of our venues at a rate that is accessible and little more than a class lesson in some sectors of the aquatic industry. ​Private lessons can be the perfect introduction to swimming for swimmers that are anxious in the water, working through traumatic experiences, phobias and where

Whether you are completely new to swimming, need some help after a long break from the pool or want to join an adult squad, All About Aquatics can help you to achieve your swimming goals. ​AAA can offer specialty trained instructors to work with you if you are new to swimming tailoring an individual program.

Senior Squad continues to develop race specific swimming with technique and refinement sessions in a squad of twenty maximum. The focus of Senior Squad includes: Continual improvement of individual times and stroke rates Achieving the individual goals of swimmers Endurance and sprint sets Competitive swimming Race starts, turns & dives

Intermediate Squad introduces swimmers to fitness sets building aerobic and anaerobic fitness and endurance in a squad of 15 maximum. Core skills that are the focus of Intermediate squad include: Building fitness and endurance Continual refinement of technique Competition training Competition starts and turns Weekly focus stroke Intermediate squad builds the foundations to graduate to

Transition Class introduces swimmers to the competitive elements of swimming in a group of twelve as a maximum. Core skills that are the focus of Transition Class include: Working with swim sets to build endurance Advanced drills in all strokes Racing starts, turns & finishes Continual refinement of technique Team building Once these skills are

Stroke Development 2 – SD2 continues to build swimming endurance. Core skills that are the focus of SD2 include: ​Introduction to breast-stroke pull and timing Introduction to butterfly kick & beginner drills Refinement of diving and turns Progressing to 50 metre lengths of fluid swimming in all strokes Once these skills are mastered and consistent,

Stroke Development 1 – SD1 is where freestyle and backstroke with consistently good form built in LTS2 is further progressed and technique is refined in classes of six as a maximum. Core Skills that are the focus of SD1 include: Progressing to 25mtr lengths of fluid freestyle and backstroke\ Introduction to breast-stroke kick Refinement of

Learn to Swim Level 2 – LTS 2 is where freestyle swimming built in LTS1 is developed and progressed in classes with a maximum of 4 swimmers. ​The core skills that are the focus of LTS 2 include: Strengthening of freestyle kick Building strong freestyle arms Correct head and body positioning Consistent freestyle with good

Learn to Swim Level 1 – LTS 1 is where the foundations of good technique and form are developed within a class of four swimmers The following core skills are the focus of LTS 1: ​Comfort & movement through water Buoyancy – Floating & roll to float Strong kick Face in with good head position

Water Familiarisation classes are designed for preschool aged and nervous swimmers who are happy to be separated from Mum and Dad in the water. The core focus of Water Familiarisation includes: Developing breath controlDiscovering buoyancy Supported kicking and paddling progressing to independent movement through the water Confidence to be in the water building rapport with

All About Aquatics offer group infant classes at our Quilpie venue. ​AAA deliver instruction in line with AUSTSWIM and ASCTA position for teaching Infant Aquatics including no forced submersions or forced back floating. ​Our AAA program focuses on achieving breath control, buoyancy, confidence, a love for the water gently progressing to independent swimming. ​Our group