Private Swim Lessons in Uniondale, NY

InstaSwim matches you with an independent instructor based on your location and each swimmer's age and comfort level. You see the instructor's profile before you pay, and you can request a new instructor up to 2 times per package.

Lessons happen at a pool your family arranges: your building's pool, a condo or HOA pool, or a backyard pool. InstaSwim does not own or provide pools. Any pool fees are paid to the pool, not to InstaSwim.

Yes, when the pool allows it. For a building, condo or HOA pool, check the pool rules for guests and instructors first, then set the day and time with your instructor. InstaSwim does not arrange pool access.

Yes. Mommy & Me lessons put a parent in the water with babies and toddlers from 6 months, and lessons for ages 3 to 6 work on floating, kicking and breath control. Tell us each child's age when you register so the match accounts for it.

Registering is free. Once your instructor is confirmed and you agree on a start date, your invoice arrives by email. Packages of 2 or more lessons can be paid in weekly installments.

Rates are per lesson and set for your ZIP code. Packages of 6 and 12 lessons lower the per-lesson rate. There is a $20 registration fee per swimmer, refunded only if no lessons take place.

Ask for a new instructor from your Match Hub. You can do this up to 2 times per package, and InstaSwim finds the next instructor for you.

Independent contractors on the InstaSwim roster, not InstaSwim employees. Every instructor you can be matched with has been background checked, keeps a CPR and First Aid card on file, has finished safety and conduct training, and has signed the contractor agreement. Experience is provided by the instructor, and families review the matched instructor before booking.

Instructors on the Uniondale roster also travel to Hempstead, South Hempstead, Garden City, Westbury, Merrick and Freeport, within their own travel radius. Type your ZIP above to see the rates for your town.

Nassau County high schools compete in Section VIII of NYSPHSAA. Girls swimming is a fall sport, with first practice in late August and county meets in late October. Boys swimming is a winter sport, with the county championship in early February at the Nassau County Aquatic Center in East Meadow, followed by state championships in March.

New York requires home pools and spas that hold more than 24 inches of water to have a barrier at least 4 feet high, with self-closing, self-latching gates, openings too small for a 4-inch sphere and no more than 2 inches of gap at the ground. An above-ground pool wall counts only if it meets the same rules.

No lesson makes anyone safe around water. Lessons build skills, comfort and good habits. An adult should watch every swimmer, every time, at the pool and near open water.