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SwimLabs Swim School offers swimming lessons and competitive swim training. The program uses warm-water pools with instant video feedback, in-pool mirrors, and advanced analysis software during lessons and training sessions.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
The mission of SwimLabs Swim School is to offer lessons for swimmers of all ages and abilities, including those learning water safety basics, those refining advanced strokes, and those training for competitions, using a technology-driven approach.
SwimLabs Swim School features several unique elements, including the S.A.F.E.R. Swimmer Promise, a commitment to teaching real self-rescue and lifelong water safety, and a clear path to mastering 6 essential swim-safety skills. The program offers weekly lessons that build safety, confidence, and progress, with up to 2 months of free lessons if more time is needed to master skills. Every lesson includes water safety skills alongside proper swimming technique, and lessons are tailored for beginners through competitive athletes, from infant water safety to advanced competitive training. SwimLabs Swim School uses technology-driven training with instant video feedback, in-pool mirrors, and advanced analysis software.
The leadership team includes Darin Mai, Owner and Elite Swim Instructor; Kristin Mai, Owner; Taryn, Aquatics Manager, Swim Instructor and Competitive Coach; Karen, Client Services Specialist and Event Coordinator; and Niki, Client Services Specialist. Staff credentials include coaching and professional experience such as Darin Mai’s collegiate and USS coaching background; Kristin Mai, M.S., OTR/L, who has worked with children for over 20 years in school and clinical settings; Taryn, a graduate of Folsom Lake College with an AA in Arts and Humanity; Melanie, a USA certified swim coach; Brandon, an alumni of the Arizona State University Swim Team; and Alan, a swim coach since 2004 with experience in summer leagues, USA teams, and high school teams.
SwimLabs has partnered with the National Drowning Prevention Alliance (NDPA), an organization focused on drowning prevention through education, advocacy, and innovation. SwimLabs is the exclusive Platinum Learn-to-Swim provider in the NDPA’s Commitment to Safer Waters program.
Parent and swimmer feedback includes comments that children look forward to lessons and have learned proper swimming and water safety techniques while enjoying the experience, as described by Jacklyn. Robert shared that video feedback in one session significantly improved his swimming and that small adult classes allow instructors to tailor teaching. Another swimmer named Robert noted that small adult classes and an understanding instructor made starting lessons with a fear of water a positive experience. Becca described a welcoming atmosphere, helpful front desk staff, a clean facility, and instructors who are patient, knowledgeable, and committed to student improvement. Denise reported that her son is no longer scared of the water, enjoys seeing his instructors, and that booking is easy and consistent, with options for babies, toddlers, and older kids. Amy shared that her autistic son, who struggles with water on his face or head, works with an instructor who comforts him when he is overstimulated while continuing to teach, and she noted the availability of clean changing rooms and showers and the ability to observe without distracting him. Maya stated that her son has trained there for two years, that instructors make kids feel comfortable and confident, and that strong instructor retention has supported his growth as a swimmer. Liz described starting lessons with a strong fear of drowning, finding that classes are small and instructors are patient, professional, and friendly, and noted that there are options for babies through seniors. Michelle shared that her 8‑month‑old daughter is becoming more comfortable in the water and learning techniques each week, and that family members can observe behind glass without interfering. Ryan reported that his son moved from being afraid of the water to loving swimming after a few classes, and that instructors do not rush kids and use a gentle approach. Taryn stated that staff are warm and welcoming, respond quickly to concerns, and make accommodations so her daughter with severe autism can be comfortable during weekly swim class.
Last updated June 25, 2026.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
The mission of SwimLabs Swim School is to offer lessons for swimmers of all ages and abilities, including those learning water safety basics, those refining advanced strokes, and those training for competitions, using a technology-driven approach.
SwimLabs Swim School features several unique elements, including the S.A.F.E.R. Swimmer Promise, a commitment to teaching real self-rescue and lifelong water safety, and a clear path to mastering 6 essential swim-safety skills. The program offers weekly lessons that build safety, confidence, and progress, with up to 2 months of free lessons if more time is needed to master skills. Every lesson includes water safety skills alongside proper swimming technique, and lessons are tailored for beginners through competitive athletes, from infant water safety to advanced competitive training. SwimLabs Swim School uses technology-driven training with instant video feedback, in-pool mirrors, and advanced analysis software.
The leadership team includes Darin Mai, Owner and Elite Swim Instructor; Kristin Mai, Owner; Taryn, Aquatics Manager, Swim Instructor and Competitive Coach; Karen, Client Services Specialist and Event Coordinator; and Niki, Client Services Specialist. Staff credentials include coaching and professional experience such as Darin Mai’s collegiate and USS coaching background; Kristin Mai, M.S., OTR/L, who has worked with children for over 20 years in school and clinical settings; Taryn, a graduate of Folsom Lake College with an AA in Arts and Humanity; Melanie, a USA certified swim coach; Brandon, an alumni of the Arizona State University Swim Team; and Alan, a swim coach since 2004 with experience in summer leagues, USA teams, and high school teams.
SwimLabs has partnered with the National Drowning Prevention Alliance (NDPA), an organization focused on drowning prevention through education, advocacy, and innovation. SwimLabs is the exclusive Platinum Learn-to-Swim provider in the NDPA’s Commitment to Safer Waters program.
Parent and swimmer feedback includes comments that children look forward to lessons and have learned proper swimming and water safety techniques while enjoying the experience, as described by Jacklyn. Robert shared that video feedback in one session significantly improved his swimming and that small adult classes allow instructors to tailor teaching. Another swimmer named Robert noted that small adult classes and an understanding instructor made starting lessons with a fear of water a positive experience. Becca described a welcoming atmosphere, helpful front desk staff, a clean facility, and instructors who are patient, knowledgeable, and committed to student improvement. Denise reported that her son is no longer scared of the water, enjoys seeing his instructors, and that booking is easy and consistent, with options for babies, toddlers, and older kids. Amy shared that her autistic son, who struggles with water on his face or head, works with an instructor who comforts him when he is overstimulated while continuing to teach, and she noted the availability of clean changing rooms and showers and the ability to observe without distracting him. Maya stated that her son has trained there for two years, that instructors make kids feel comfortable and confident, and that strong instructor retention has supported his growth as a swimmer. Liz described starting lessons with a strong fear of drowning, finding that classes are small and instructors are patient, professional, and friendly, and noted that there are options for babies through seniors. Michelle shared that her 8‑month‑old daughter is becoming more comfortable in the water and learning techniques each week, and that family members can observe behind glass without interfering. Ryan reported that his son moved from being afraid of the water to loving swimming after a few classes, and that instructors do not rush kids and use a gentle approach. Taryn stated that staff are warm and welcoming, respond quickly to concerns, and make accommodations so her daughter with severe autism can be comfortable during weekly swim class.
Last updated June 25, 2026.
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