Welcome to Streamline Swim School
A Private, Home-Based Swim School in Cache Valley, Utah
At Streamline Swim School, we specialize in teaching young children the essential life skill of swimming—all within a safe, nurturing, and personalized environment.
Our philosophy is simple but powerful: build trust through love, patience, and encouragement, while holding clear, developmentally appropriate expectations. We believe that confidence equals progress, and we meet every child where they are.
Confidence is built over time through repetition, small successes, and consistent support—both from our experienced instructors and from family. Our instructors are gentle yet firm, guiding swimmers through moments of fear or resistance and helping them emerge with courage, strength, and pride in their progress.
To support a calm and focused learning environment, our private pool is heated to a comfortable 90º. This warm temperature helps children relax and stay engaged, especially in their early experiences with the water.
Streamline Swim School is more than just swim lessons—it's a place where children gain confidence, learn water safety, and grow stronger with each splash.
Our Approach
At Streamline Swim School, we believe every child is unique—and that their swim instruction should be too.
That's why all of our lessons are one-on-one, just your swimmer and one instructor. This personalized approach ensures each swimmer receives the focused attention they need to thrive, progress at their own pace, and build confidence in the water.
We offer a clear and supportive six-level program designed to guide swimmers step-by-step through essential safety and technique milestones.
The only group class we offer is our Mommy-and-Me class, a gentle, playful introduction to the water for our youngest swimmers and their mom.
By keeping our lessons individualized, we’ve found that swimmers are more engaged, better able to comprehend new skills, and more likely to master them – all in a safe, encouraging environment.
Our Program
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Level 0: Recruits (Mommy and Me)
Welcome aboard, little sailors!
(Typical ages: 18 months to 2.5 years old)
This introductory level is designed for toddlers and their moms to explore the water together in a safe and fun environment. Focus is on water adjustment, basic movement, and comfort through songs, games, and guided activities with their mother in the water. All children in this level must wear a disposable swim diaper underneath a reusable swim diaper, for added protection and cleanliness.
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Level 1: Deckhands
Learning the ropes!
(Typical ages: 3 to 5 years old)
This level helps kids become comfortable in the water, work with an instructor, and learn to float independently. To pass this level, kids need to complete 10 relaxed bobs (going under the water, blowing bubbles, and coming back up), and float on both their front and back unassisted. Children must be potty trained to participate in this level.
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Level 2: Cadets
Training for the high seas!
(Typical ages: 5 to 6 years old)
This level gets kids comfortable jumping into water over their head and moving through the water. To pass, kids must jump into the water, surface, roll to their back, and kick unassisted.
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Level 3: Crew
Part of the team!
(Typical ages: 6 to 7 years old)
At this level, swimmers learn to kick and breathe while lying on their side, begin swimming short distances using front and back strokes, and build strength and stamina. To pass, they must perform a 15-foot side glide kick and 15 feet of freestyle arms unassisted.
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Level 4: Navigators
Taking the lead!
(Typical ages: 7 to 8 years old)
This level focuses on proper freestyle with side breathing. To pass, kids must swim 50 feet with side breathing.
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Level 5: Commanders
Masters of the water!
(Typical ages: 7 to 8 years old)
This level builds distance in freestyle and introduces backstroke. To pass, kids must swim freestyle and backstroke 50 feet.
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Level 6: Admirals
Charting the open sea!
(Typical ages: 8 to 10 years old)
This advanced level focuses on endurance and additional strokes. To pass, perform the breaststroke kick for 20 feet, swim breaststroke 20 yards, and do the dolphin kick 20 feet.
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Our Staff
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A: At our private pool in North Logan.
A: As early as 18 months. Early exposure builds safety and respect for the water.
A: Swimmers often swallow air while learning to hold their breath. Burping can cause vomiting if the stomach is full.
A: It's about control. Children often cry when they realize they aren't in charge — but our instructors know how to lovingly work through it.
A: What you’re seeing is completely normal. On Lesson 1, your child tested us to see if we were safe and in charge. On Lesson 2, they test you to find out whether the new routine is negotiable. Think of it as a quick “power-check.” The best way to pass that test is to hold firm, stay upbeat, and get them to the lesson right on time—no advance fanfare, no bargaining. The moment they’re back in the water (or our arms) the protests vanish and the smiles return. Stick with it! Lesson 2 is often the breakthrough: once children learn that the schedule is set, their confidence soars and the rest of the program gets easier for everyone.
A: Parents are welcome to sit on the pool deck or inside our air conditioned pool house with a restroom, changing area, and locker room.
A: No. These create dependency and promote unsafe vertical posture. We teach kids to open their eyes and swim confidently without them.
A: Yes! Lessons continue in the rain unless you receive a cancellation notice.
A: Absolutely. Like any skill, swimming needs reinforcement. We'll help your child build on last year's success and move forward.
A: We encourage you to contact the Cache Valley Marlins, our local year-round USA Swim Club!