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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Most swim classes progress toward readiness for a team. Given OP's son's age and challenges, that's probably not a realistic goal (it wasn't for my DC either). Help your son set his own goals -- mastering all 4 strokes; ability to swim more laps without stopping than before, etc -- and discuss them with the instructor at the beginning of the session. [/quote] OP - if you are looking for a team, I really enjoyed the DC summer swim program through the DC Parks and rec. The kids had a ton of fun. Everyone swims what they want to swim. Great sportsmanship - cheering for everyone until they are out of the water. If you are in DC - check it out.[/quote]
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