Adult Swim Lessons
in Redmond, WA

Learning to swim and building confidence

You do not need to describe yourself as a swimmer to inquire. Say what feels comfortable now, what you find difficult and what you would like to work toward. Nicholas can discuss whether individual lessons are a suitable next step and what approach to consider.

Technique, fitness and returning to the pool

If you already swim independently, bring the part of your swimming that feels unclear. The goal might be understanding a stroke, making your practice more purposeful or rebuilding a regular swimming habit.

Masters and adult competition

Describe your event, your current training and what you want to improve. Freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly and individual medley are all welcome, with specialties in sprint freestyle and breaststroke.

Nicholas’s coaching approach uses questions and clear explanations to connect a technique adjustment to its purpose. Your experience and goals guide the focus, rather than putting every adult into the same lesson plan.

For a swimmer working on technique, that can mean choosing a manageable priority, trying an adjustment with feedback and finding a cue you understand. For a new swimmer, the first conversation is about your starting point and what kind of support would be useful.

There is no fixed number of lessons that suits everyone. Discuss a next step based on your goals and how the coaching is working for you.

Meet Nicholas and read about his teaching and swimming background.

All in-person adult lessons take place here. Sunday inquiry windows are 3:30–4 p.m. and 5:15–9 p.m. Pacific, subject to date-specific lane confirmation.

Use the inquiry to discuss a suitable format, a workable time and the price. Sending it does not charge a card or reserve a lesson. Wait for confirmation before traveling to the pool.

View the official Redmond Pool location information. Coming from Kirkland or Bellevue? The lesson venue is the same Redmond address.