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Anonymous wrote:We pay $35 for 30 minutes with our summer swim coach who also coaches at the college level.

There is a summer swim coach who also coaches at the college level?! That’s an odd combo at best…

Yes. We were fortunate the last few summers.

$45/30 minutes

$25-50/30 min depending on experience level.

$40 per 30 min, coach train national level at club swim.

$60 for 30 minutes

$125 an hour; coach is a former D1 swimmer and coaches a local PVS club. Has been worth every penny for refining technique.

Anonymous wrote:We pay $35 for 30 minutes with our summer swim coach who also coaches at the college level.

There is a summer swim coach who also coaches at the college level?! That’s an odd combo at best…

My HS swimmer charges $20 for half an hour. And the head coaches at the same pool charge a lot more, 30-50 or 60 I think.

RMSC coaches $50 for a half hour paid through the county rec.

Experienced and qualified older teen swimmers at our Vienna pool are $1 a minute.

It often depends on whether you are contributing to the costs for pool time or not. During the summer, if you are a member of the pool in question and the instructor is authorized to teach there, there may be no overhead at all. During the winter, you will usually be paying a rate that is either set by the instructor's club (which then takes a cut) or otherwise affected by the premium availability of pool time. So summer is usually much cheaper. Winter lessons can be $50-$60 (or even a bit more) for 30 minutes.

I pay $20 for 30 minutes with a college student who coaches the younger kids.

50 per hour here

We pay $35 for 30 minutes with our summer swim coach who also coaches at the college level.

Curious what swim lessons rates are at different pools? Does it depend on the pool and the coach’s qualifications? What is considered reasonable?