About
Oklahoma Swim Academy offers infant survival swim lessons for children 6 months and up, with private, gentle lessons in a warm 90-degree pool. It also offers Swim-Float-Swim lessons for toddlers and young children, plus Parent-Tot Kid Swim Lessons, Adult Swim Lessons, Adaptive Aquatics, Group Lessons, Swim Team, Swim Lab, and Aquatic Fitness.
Programs
- Infant survival swim lessons — 6 months and up · Private, gentle, warm 90° pool lessons focused on self-rescue, rolling to a back float, breathing, and getting to safety.
- Swim-Float-Swim lessons — toddlers and young children · Private 1-on-1 lessons teaching swim-float-swim self-rescue skills and foundation for future stroke development.
- Parent-Tot Kid Swim Lessons
- Adult Swim Lessons — adults
- Adaptive Aquatics
- Group Lessons
- Swim Team
- Swim Lab
- Aquatic Fitness
At a glance
- Ages: 0–18 years old
- General schedule: Private 1-on-1 lessons; class duration 15 minutes; shorter, frequent lessons a few times per week are described for infant lessons.
- Facility hours: M-F 9am-7pm; Sat 9am-1pm; Sun closed
About the provider
The site says Oklahoma Swim Academy was started after Megan Bachman traveled to Utah in the summer of 2010 for an intensive training program. Megan and Brian are listed as co-owners, and LeAnne is described as the most experienced instructor. The site also says Megan Bachman holds a certification through the Survival Swim Development Network, instructors are certified, and 10% of profits are given back to the community through various non-profits and individuals in need.
Local and family owned. Survival swim school. One-on-one private swim lessons. Tailors goals individually based on developmental stage, personality, past experiences, and motivation.
What families say
“"My 3-year-old was terrified of water. After just 6 weeks at Oklahoma Swim Academy, she's jumping in and swimming to the wall on her own. The transformation is incredible!"” — Sarah J.
“"The instructors are amazing with kids. They're patient, encouraging, and really know how to make lessons fun. Both my boys beg to go to swim class!"” — Michael R.
Last updated September 5, 2026.
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