WINTER OAC Registration Info

We are excited to announce that you can now register for your swim lessons at Olympic Athletic Club! I’m excited to share an opportunity I’ve been working on to ensure both our kids continue learning and our dedicated instructors, Grace and Kaley, have teaching opportunities.

I’ve partnered with Olympic Athletic Club (OAC) to provide lesson slots for as many of our families as possible. Grace and Kaley will teach within their program this winter, and our families will have priority registration for their lessons. However, there are a few details to note:

Membership Requirement: To access OAC lessons, membership is required, and they’ve offered a reduced enrollment fee for our families. Below are the membership options:

Single Parent: $50 enrollment fee (reduced from $299), $140 per month

Couple: $100 enrollment fee (reduced from $349), $180 per month

Family: $100 enrollment fee (reduced from $399), $210 per month

Lesson Pricing: Private lessons are $45 each, and semi-private lessons are $60 ($30 per child).

For the first month, including membership, four lessons would cost $370. This is slightly more than our current program’s equivalent cost of $356. After the first month, ongoing costs would drop to $320 per month since the enrollment fee is one-time.

This is not a profit-driven initiative—I’m facilitating this solely to maintain opportunities for Grace and Kaley to continue teaching and for our kiddos to have consistent swim lessons.

To register for your lessons:

  1. Click on this registration link.

  2. Scroll through the list of instructors and select Grace or Kaley.

  3. Choose your desired time.

After registering for your lessons, you can set up your OAC membership. To start the membership process, please call 206-789-5010. Be sure to mention Seattle Swim Academy to receive the discounted registration fee.

If you have any questions or need assistance with the registration process, please don't hesitate to reach out.

We look forward to seeing you at the pool!

Best regards,

Sam Sandquist
Seattle Swim Academy