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A one-hour, private session that takes kids from pool drills to ocean awareness at Charley Young Beach. Certified coaches teach breath control, underwater escapes, and safe rescue techniques in a friendly, age-appropriate format.
A one-hour, private session that takes kids from pool drills to ocean awareness at Charley Young Beach. Certified coaches teach breath control, underwater escapes, and safe rescue techniques in a friendly, age-appropriate format.
A single-hour lesson at Charley Young Beach opens with the salt-air tang and the soft, steady hush of surf. Children gather on warm sand while certified coaches move with quiet authority — turning play into lessons that stick. The session shifts from pool drills to ocean awareness, where small bodies learn to read the water as the reef and current test their new skills.
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Operated by Swell Health Coaching · Kihei, Hawaii
A single-hour lesson at Charley Young Beach opens with the salt-air tang and the soft, steady hush of surf. Children gather on warm sand while certified coaches move with quiet authority — turning play into lessons that stick. The session shifts from pool drills to ocean awareness, where small bodies learn to read the water as the reef and current test their new skills.
Maui’s south shore is young geologically, formed by shield volcano flows that left a shoreline of lava bench and sandy pockets. For Hawaiian communities, the ocean is both playground and provider; modern safety training builds on that cultural respect for kai (the sea). Coaches here blend educational backgrounds with childhood play techniques to teach breath control, underwater escapes, and safe buddy-rescue basics.
Expect hands-on repetition: flotation practice, controlled immersion, and simple rescue positioning suited to ages as young as three. In the ocean portion, instructors emphasize reading surf, identifying safe entry points, and how reefs shape currents. The class is private, small-group, and wheelchair-accessible — designed to boost confidence more than performance.
Practical planning: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a change of clothes, and a towel. Sessions run year-round; morning slots avoid peak sun and afternoon wind. Parents should sign waivers ahead of time and remain close during lessons. The end goal is measurable: a child who leaves more confident, safer, and curious about the water — ready for future ocean adventures under watchful, trained supervision.
Lessons accept swimmers as young as three; instructors adapt activities to developmental levels and attention spans.
No — parents should stay nearby in case of need, but instructors lead all in-water coaching unless otherwise arranged.
The operator may adjust the program to focus on pool skills or reschedule; standard cancellation terms apply if you cancel 24 hours prior.
Basic items like goggles, pool toys, and a first aid kit are provided; participants should bring towels, water, and reef-safe sunscreen.
Swell Health Coaching operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A single-hour lesson at Charley Young Beach opens with the salt-air tang and the soft, steady hush of surf. Children gather on warm sand while certified coaches move with quiet authority — turning play into lessons that stick. The session shifts from pool drills to ocean awareness, where small bodies learn to read the water as the reef and current test their new skills.
A single-hour lesson at Charley Young Beach opens with the salt-air tang and the soft, steady hush of surf. Children gather on warm sand while certified coaches move with quiet authority — turning play into lessons that stick. The session shifts from pool drills to ocean awareness, where small bodies learn to read the water as the reef and current test their new skills.
Maui’s south shore is young geologically, formed by shield volcano flows that left a shoreline of lava bench and sandy pockets. For Hawaiian communities, the ocean is both playground and provider; modern safety training builds on that cultural respect for kai (the sea). Coaches here blend educational backgrounds with childhood play techniques to teach breath control, underwater escapes, and safe buddy-rescue basics.
Expect hands-on repetition: flotation practice, controlled immersion, and simple rescue positioning suited to ages as young as three. In the ocean portion, instructors emphasize reading surf, identifying safe entry points, and how reefs shape currents. The class is private, small-group, and wheelchair-accessible — designed to boost confidence more than performance.
Practical planning: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a change of clothes, and a towel. Sessions run year-round; morning slots avoid peak sun and afternoon wind. Parents should sign waivers ahead of time and remain close during lessons. The end goal is measurable: a child who leaves more confident, safer, and curious about the water — ready for future ocean adventures under watchful, trained supervision.