Rockwall Swim School

06/09/2023

YAY for SUMMER!

06/08/2021

Two-time Olympic Gold Medal winner Neil Walker founded Rockwall Swim School with one goal in mind: sharing his lifelong love of swimming with others. With an emphasis on proper form and highly individualized coaching, Neil developed the SwimWalker™ curriculum, which accelerates students’ progress in the pool. At Rockwall Swim School, we not only employ the SwimWalker approach, but we also guarantee our results. We are the only Swim School endorsed by the Rockwall Independent School District, and we are also a member of the U.S. Swim School Association

02/17/2020

Rockwall Swim School offers a variety of programs for students of all ages* and skill levels. We employ the SwimWalker™ curriculum, which emphasizes form and safety in a highly individualized coaching environment to accelerate progress in the pool. Unlike other schools, we provide highly individualized instruction, which includes working to schedule lessons at a time that fits into your busy schedule. We also limit our class size to no more than three students per instructor, so each student receives the kind of personal attention that quickly turns even timid tots into strong, confident swimmers.

02/12/2020

SPRING BREAK is around the corner, are your kids ready?
We teach swimming the right way the first time, by focusing on the fundamentals that lay the skill foundation for the technically sound swimming of all four competitive strokes.
Learning to swim offers opportunities for fun, exercise, and personal development. At Rockwall Swim School, we teach all ages and abilities. "LIKE" and SHARE this post to be entered into this months lesson raffle

09/17/2019

When September gets here, most parents consider that their kids’ swimming season is done. They may think that there isn’t much in the way of opportunities for swimming until next spring or summer.
But you know that isn’t the way it has to be!
Besides the fact that it provides a high energy outlet, exercise opportunity, and enhances learning aptitudes and boosts the health of children.
Continuing to Learn Requires Repetition
Improving swimming skills requires that kids do them over and over again. Learning some skills this summer and then dropping out until next spring puts your kid behind the swimmers who swim year-round. The kids who don’t experience a gap in their swimming are ready for new skills and move ahead while their seasonal swimming friends are back-tracking.

06/20/2019

When the kids are away, the girls will play!

05/08/2019

Two-time Olympic Gold Medal winner Neil Walker founded Rockwall Swim School with one goal in mind: sharing his lifelong love of swimming with others. With an emphasis on proper form and highly individualized coaching, Neil developed the SwimWalker™ curriculum, which accelerates students’ progress in the pool. At Rockwall Swim School, we not only employ the SwimWalker approach, but we also guarantee our results. We are the only Swim School endorsed by the Rockwall Independent School District, and we are also a member of the U.S. Swim School Association.

04/09/2019

Rockwall Swim School is now offering an exciting new program called Speech and Splash! Speech and Splash will combine the lifesaving skills of swim lessons with fun and exciting new treatment ideas for speech and language therapy!

10/25/2018

Rockwall Swim School is open year round .... WEATHER it’s raining or not ☔️

08/28/2018

When September gets here, most parents consider that their kids’ swimming season is done. They may think that there isn’t much in the way of opportunities for swimming until next spring or summer.
But you know that isn’t the way it has to be!
Besides the fact that it provides a high energy outlet, exercise opportunity and enhances learning aptitudes and boosts the health of children.
Continuing to Learn Requires Repetition
Improving swimming skills requires that kids do them over and over again. Learning some skills this summer and then dropping out until next spring puts your kid behind the swimmers who swim year round. The kids who don’t experience a gap in their swimming are ready for new skills and move ahead while their seasonal swimming friends are back-tracking.

08/28/2018