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Per swimmer · about 15 min
One-on-one coaching in your own pool, often for less than a 30-minute class at a crowded swim school. No surprises, no overages, paid up front.
Allie is private, one-on-one coaching in your own pool: 45 focused minutes, just your child, no facility and no waiting a turn. Compare that to a typical 30-minute class at a local swim school, usually shared with other kids, and it's a better lesson for less. If a larger group class is what you're after, those are genuinely good options too, and I'm happy to point you toward one.
Facility-based, usually shared with other kids
Approximate local average, 2026 — facility-based and usually shared, often a shorter lesson for more than Allie charges.
Private, in your own pool, comes to you
One-on-one and fully customized, 45 minutes in the pool your child already knows — that's 50% more time than a typical 30-minute class, for less money. No facility, no crowd, no waiting your turn.
Per swimmer · about 15 min
One swimmer · 45 minutes
Two swimmers · 60 minutes
$45 per swimmer
Three swimmers · 60–75 minutes
$40 per swimmer
Group lessons require swimmers of similar ability, a beginner and an advanced swimmer in the same lesson isn't good for either one.
Lessons are booked in blocks, with a four-lesson minimum, about two weeks at two lessons a week. Reserve a block up front to lock your spot, and save more per lesson the more you book.
These blocks are for private, one-on-one lessons. Semi-private and small-group blocks can be customized — just ask.
Lessons are reserved and paid in advance, that's what holds your time on the calendar.
Pay by Venmo or Zelle, whichever is easiest for you.
No long-term contract. You'll sign a short service agreement with a few basic terms and liability disclaimers before lessons begin.
Yes. Lessons take place at your own home pool, ideally one where your child can stand for at least part of it. A backyard pool of your own is a must.
Your reserved time is held for you, so the lesson fee still applies. By booking, you're confirming your swimmer will get in the water and won't throw a fit, see Is this a fit? for the simple readiness checklist.
It depends on the starting point and how often you practice. Every swimmer moves at their own pace, and Allie sets a realistic goal at the first lesson.
Spots are limited and fill quickly. Book an assessment to get on the calendar.
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