SWIM TEAM OF PLACENTIA - Serving swimmers from Placentia. - Yorba Linda - Brea. - Fullerton. - Anaheim and Others

SWIM TEAM

Every swimmer who walks onto the pool deck, regardless of their age, athletic ability, or competitiveness, is encouraged to join STOP. Our team is for all swimmers ranging from those who are learning to swim for the first time, to the competitive swimmers who desire to compete at a National level.  We have groups for ages between 4 - 18.  Although STOP is a competitive team, we understand that not all swimmers have the desire to be competitive.  All swimmers are placed into workout groups based on their age, ability, and competitive level.  Workout groups range from 30 minutes for our younger swimmers, up to 2.5 hours for our older competitive swimmers.

Although swimmers are assigned a specific practice time and group based on ability, swimmers have the flexibility to attend the days they want to attend. 

 

Minimum Ability Requirement to Join

 

Fall Quarter

Sept - Nov

Winter Quarter

Dec - Feb

Spring Quarter

Mar - May

Summer Quarter

June - Aug

6 & Unders

15 Yards

25 Yards

10 Yards

5 Yards

7-8 Year Olds

25 Yards

25 Yards

15 Yards

15 Yards

9-10 Year Olds

50 Yards

50 Yards

25 Yards

25 Yards

11-12 Year Olds

100 Yards

100 Yards

50 Yards

50 Yards

13 & Up

200 Yards

200 Yards

100 Yards

100 Yards

 

DEVELOPMENTAL SWIM PROGRAM for 8 & Unders

Our Developmental Swim Program is specifically designed to meet the needs of our young swimmers who have the desire to be in the water, have the ability to move in the water, but lack the technical swimming skills.  In this program, swimmers work in groups with instructors in the water.  Swimmers do not need to know how to swim the specific strokes to participate.  This program has a more intensive and progressive approach than your traditional swim lessons with the goal to develop the swimmer's skills so that they are able to make the transition to swim team groups.

The minimum ability to join changes throughout the year.  Swimmers must be "water safe".  That is, swimmers must be able to move themselves independently through the water as follows: