May schedule almost full. Only a few spots remaining.

Now scheduling June & July classes.

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

One day Ellie is nervous about floating and getting water up her nose, the next she’s trying to do front flips! 🤷🏼‍♀️ #swimminginthesun

These days I feel like I need to rename Swimming in the Sun to “Swimming in the Sun and Warmth”. What’s the deal with all this 50-60 degree weather at the end of May?! #swimminginthesun

If a student is always grabbing on to me they won’t learn how to use their arms to swim. How do I get them to stop grabbing me? I give them something they want to hold on to more than me. In this case it’s emoji balls. 😍😀🤪😉 #swimminginthesun

Kayla, 3-years-old, doesn’t think she’s old enough to put her face underwater. Why? Because she’s only sees “big kids” wearing goggles at the pool and going underwater. She keeps telling me, “next time. When I’m bigger.” But next time never comes. She’s done it a few times but doesn’t remember. So I send her pictures of herself and lots of my other 3-year-old students underwater to build up her confidence. I guarantee that once she opens her eyes underwater she will love it and be a little 🧜🏻‍♀️ #swimminginthesun

Brenden has to take a break from lessons for a few weeks. 😥 I’m going to miss him! He’ll be back. NOTHING keeps this boy from swimming lessons! Even when I insist he take care of a minor injury he doesn’t want to stop lessons. He literally will swim through his pain. 🥰 #swimminginthesun

Ellie, 5-years-old, has made huge progress this Spring. From not being able to put her face in and learning to blow bubbles, to this ☝🏻. But she got water up her nose a few times and has lost her confidence. I’m hoping pictures like this and videos of her swimming in class will rebuild her confidence so that she will come to class ready to try again and succeed. 🤞🏻 #swimminginthesun

Ella, 4-years-old, is always SO excited for swimming lessons so for her I HAVE to break out the emoji balls. Always a fun toy to work on teaching when swimming. Can’t swim with T-Rex 🦖 arms! #swimminginthesun

When parents call me to schedule lessons for their children, the most common question is, “how much will they learn?” My response is always, “It depends on the child’s fear/love of the water, their desire to learn and other factors. Every child progresses at different speeds.” In Ava’s case (5 yrs old) she has a reasonable fear of the water but a HUGE desire to learn how to swim. As a result in a few classes she’s gone from holding my hand when blowing bubbles to picking up diving toys from the 2nd step on her own. AMAZING progress in a short amount of time. Great job Ava! #swimminginthesun

Swim team training. Gotta work on those arms to catch the water! When I get her arm form correct she’ll double her speed at least! #swimminginthesun

That was a smile! 😊

Training to join a swim team in the fall. 1st picture: lower half dragging on the bottom the pool like an anchor. 2nd picture: using a pull buoy to work on arms and re-train proper horizontal form. Student doesn’t like using the pull buoy because it doesn’t feel right. That means we have a lot of work ahead of us till it does feel right to her. We’ve got all summer. #swimminginthesun

Behr loved the fishy 🐠 game. He got to pick them all up and sort them into nets. All his favorite things to do! #swimminginthesun

She did it! Taylor put her whole face in the water on her own while blowing bubbles! Except her eyes are closed so she doesn’t realize what she accomplished. But I have evidence! So now she can look at this picture and the videos to see what she accomplished in class. It will build up her confidence to try again and maybe next time with her eyes open. #swimminginthesun

Notice the strategic positioning of Dad behind Landon while he’s practicing kicking...that was intentional. 🤣 #swimminginthesun

New student, Tristan, 7-years-old, wants to join a swim team. It’s exciting preparing future competitive swimmers. #swimminginthesun

Alivia, 3-years-old, has zero interest in learning how to swim in the shallow end. “Ain’t nobody got time for that!” This girl prefers the deep end. Here she’s checking out the scene underwater before she starts swimming around exploring her limits. #swimminginthesun

This silly girl made me laugh the entire class. I made some funny noises blowing bubbles and she thought it was hilarious. She spent the rest of the class making funny noises and faces blowing bubbles. 🤪 #swimminginthesun

Practicing kicking. (And secretly wearing her out for her nap 😴) #swimminginthesun

Of course I bought more pool poop! I can’t resist. 🤣 The kids are loving it! #swimminginthesun

New student, Evan, first day of lessons. This is pretty typical 1st day behavior for little ones. He won’t talk to me. He hides behind Mom when I talk to him. But, whenever I ignore him I see him watching me, playing with the toys and smiling. I give him one more class before we are best buds! #swimminginthesun