Evo Swim School

Getting ready for a triathlon? Join us Saturday, September 25th for an adult stroke clinic at the Gilbert Jr. High Pool from 7 to 8:30 a.m. Only $35 for the clinic.

Learn the secrets of swimming more efficiently to increase your speed right now! The clinic will be taught by EVO Swim School Owner and longtime competitive swimming coach, David Tait. A limited number of spots are available so enroll today to reserve yours.

Already taken our first clinic? We will have more advanced instruction at this clinic for those that have gone through our first level of instruction. Just call us at 480-539-2660 to reactivate your account and get enrolled.

Here’s how to enroll (first timers):
1. go to www.evoswimschool.com
2. click on the green “pre-registration” button in the upper right corner of the screen
3. fill out the required information and submit your pre-registration
4. your credit card will not be charged and you will not be automatically enrolled in the clinic
5. we will contact you within one business day to confirm your spot and payment for the clinic

See you then!

I’ve been getting my hair cut at the same place since I was a boy. Ray’s ASU Barber Shop has been around for decades and I have become friends with the Owner (Ray’s son, Charles). Last time I was in for a haircut he told me about his visit to a Scottsdale resort with his family for a weekend getaway.

He saw a family with two young children at the pool. These two kids were jumping off the side of the pool and swimming around like a couple of fish. Charles stopped the family and asked, “Where on earth did your kids learn to swim like that?” Their reply was, “EVO SWIM SCHOOL!” Charles made the connection and told me how impressed he was.

We’ve been teaching kids to swim for more than three years now. We help families accomplish various personal objectives in teaching their children to swim. From just learning to swim all the way to competitive swimming, all of our customers have their own reasons for taking swimming lessons. Those reasons often change and evolve as parents discover that swimming can become part of a healthy, active lifestyle, and can progress far beyond the stages of learning how to be safe in the water.
No matter what your reasons are for swimming, allow me to make two suggestions for those just getting started.
#1. Dismiss the idea that young children can take a few weeks of lessons and pick up where they left off “next year”. Swimming lessons do not need to be a year round activity, however 4 or even 8 weeks are not enough for kids to develop the skills needed to be strong safe swimmers.

#2. Dismiss the idea that when your child graduates from our Otter class level they now know how to swim. While they have learned the basics of being an independent swimmer, they are not ready to be considered strong or safe swimmers. Even if your only goal is to have your child learn to swim, make sure they complete our second group level, the Seal class. After completing this level we can give our stamp of approval on being a strong backyard swimmer.

Any time of year is a good time to get started or resume the lessons you started earlier this year. Set your goals, give us a call and we will do the rest!

Here is everything you need to know about our upcoming fall swim league!

Practices will be begin the first week in August, however, you can sign up at any time. We will pro-rate your monthly dues from the time you get started and bill you month by month as long as you wish to continue swimming. We just need to set up an evaluation for your child for group placement. Call 480-897-SWIM (7946) to set your 30 minute appointment. We can assess your child’s ability and get you all signed up at the same time.