Lessons are closed to new students
for the remainder of the 2019 season.

Feel free to reach out to get more information or to be added to the 2020 season schedule list.

Private Swimming Lessons

I teach private swimming lessons in your pool or mine. Any age. Any ability.

Lessons are customized to your personality, fear/love of the water and skill level.

Swimming lessons should be FUN! Every class you will learn new skills and improve existing skills.

I teach all the lessons myself. Consistency is important.

For more information please visit my website www.SwimmingInTheSun.com or call me at (702) 659-1516

I look forward to scheduling lessons for you, your spouse and/or your child(ren).

Kristin Lynne

Click on the photos below to learn more about my hard working students’ success stories, or follow me on Instagram: VegasSwimming

Can’t resist posting this picture. This is what happens when Dad brings the kids to swimming lessons. 🤣 Technically he did put sunscreen on her. I evened it out before we started. 🙌🏻 #swimminginthesun

This is Valentina, 3.5-yrs-old. She’s been making fantastic progress now that her fear is gone. Today at the end of class she thanked me and said, “I’ll never forget you!” 🤣🥰 She’s so sweet. It’s sounds like she’s never going to see me again. We still have 4 weeks of classes left in the season. For what it’s worth, i still remember my first swimming instructor too. #swimminginthesun

This is Aubrey. She is only 4-yrs-old. At the beginning of the season she was having a lot of difficulty grasping the concept of holding her breath and then blowing bubbles underwater. She could hold her breath for a long time, but couldn’t blow bubbles for longer than 1-second. Now today I’m teaching her butterfly...and she’s doing it!!! 😮 I’m so in awe of this girl. She has made more progress in less time than any student I’ve ever had at any age. She is so amazing! 🧜🏻‍♀️ #swimminginthesun

Dylan, 5-years-old, decided it was time to learn how to swim. He worked so hard to push past his fears. This is only his 3rd class and he’s already swimming a few strokes. I thought it would be exciting for him to swim to his biggest fan, his Mom, on only his 2nd attempt at swimming on his own. Best day ever for Dylan and his Mom. 🥰 #swimminginthesun

Alien baby! I love the distortive effects water has in my pictures. #swimminginthesun

Zara, 3-years-old, is playing “alligator” 🐊 with me to pick up fishies 🐠 off the bottom of the pool. She took it to another level picking up the fishies with her teeth. 🤣🐊 #swimminginthesun

Parker, 4-years-old, trying out the paddles. #swimminginthesun

Claire, 4-years-old, just wants to swim. It’s hard to slow her down to work on the basics. I love her excitement and enthusiasm. Until she slows down and focuses I get fun pictures like this. Proper form isn’t as visually interesting. #swimminginthesun

One challenge to teaching a student to float on their back is the sun in their eyes. Libby’s grandmother was wearing a better hat than mine for keeping the sun out of Libby’s eyes so she helped out for this part of the lesson. #swimminginthesun

She found Nemo! #swimminginthesun

When I showed up for Payton’s 2nd class his mother was trying to get him to get in the pool. She wasn’t successful getting him past the first step. This is Payton at the end of class...swimming a few strokes underwater. This is not typical at all. It’s all because Peyton REALLY wants to learn how to swim in spite of his reasonable fear of the water. This boy works hard every class and tries everything I ask of him. He is amazing.

Beginning of class vs end of class. #swimminginthesun

First day of swimming lessons for Grant, 3-years-old, and he’s got no problem just putting his face right in to the water. 💦 Now we have to work on when to breathe. #swimminginthesun

Cannonball! 💥 Happy 4th! 💥 #swimminginthesun

Backstroke practice under the palm trees. 🌴☀️ 💦 #swimminginthesun

Step 1: get wet. #swimminginthesun

This is Gavin, 3-years-old, no matter what I say Gavin will NOT go underwater. It scares him. Usually it takes a lot creativity and work to get him to agree. But like most kids, once he tries it a few times he starts to realize how much fun it is being underwater. Now he’s swimming back and forth across the pool with his head underwater only holding one hand. I can’t wait till our next class! What’s he going to agree to try to do next?! #swimminginthesun

Josh, 4-years-old, can be a stubborn boy. First he refused to take breaths on his own. I finally got him breathing on his own. Now he’s refusing to swim with both arms. He likes to just float around flutter kicking. When he needs to take a breath he only uses his left arm to reach up and pull himself up for a breath and that’s it. Next challenge accepted! 👍🏻 #swimminginthesun

I used spend the beginning of every class with Ella, 4-years-old, walking back and forth on the steps with the water at her shoulder height to build her confidence. She would hold my hands with a death grip. Every class she would be able to walk the steps more on her own. Getting from there to gliding this summer has been so exciting. She is thisclose to swimming on her own!!! 🙌🏻 #swimminginthesun

Ever since Audrey’s birthday pool party Harper has been obsessed with being able to swim without goggles like Audrey did. Audrey is in Haper’s 1st grade class in the Fall and Harper is totally ready to tell Audrey that she can swim without goggles just like Audrey. Harper is working hard to be a much better swimmer than Audrey. 🙌🏻 #swimminginthesun