Aquatics

The mission of the YBAC is to offer competitive swimming opportunities to all Alamance County residents while developing the traits of integrity, self-esteem, and caring through the sport of swimming.  A link to the complete YBAC page can be found below.  For more information, please email David.

The goal of our Swim Lesson Program is to help individuals build their self-confidence through learning the necessary skills to be safe in and around the water for a lifetime.  Here at the Y, we believe swimming is a life skill as well as a great exercise for all ages.  For more information, download our Flyers below or email our Swim Lesson Coordinator, Solaris Anderson.

Which Level is my swimmer?  See Swim Lesson Selector Guide Here

YOUTH SWIM LESSONS: SPRING 2021

We are bringing back our swim lessons with caution and anticipation.  They will look different at this time and follow all the safety guidelines established by the CDC, NCDHSS, Red Cross, and Y USA.  We will still provide the best swim lessons, with qualified/trained/fun instructors.  We ask you to read below and direct any questions to David McDevitt – Aquatics Director – dmcdevitt@acymca.org

Here’s what you need to know

• Any classes without a parent in the water will have 3 swimmers:1 Instructor ratio. Classes with a parent in the water will be allowed, 4 swimmers:1 instructor.
• When you arrive for your visit
  • Please do not arrive more than 5 minutes prior to the start of your class. At this time there will be no locker rooms available. Bathrooms at the pool will be open, but should not be used for changing. Swimmers should come in their swimsuit and leave in their swimsuit.
  • Please come with only 1 viewer for your visit; the fewer people the better. Everyone entering the door will be screened and only allowed in if symptom free.
  • If your child typically swims with goggles, please have your own goggles. Per the Governor’s order to promote the best sanitary conditions, we will not be borrowing/lending goggles.
  • Hyper cleaning will remain in place.
  • Parent/Child, Pre-School and Youth Level 1 & 2 will require a household member 15 & over to work with the swimmer. Level 3 and higher will be utilizing lake pads or teaching from the deck for safety and social distancing between the instructor and swimmers.
  • We will screen all employees daily for fever. Any team member that is not feeling 100% healthy will stay at home. Please be understanding if this causes us to change your instructor. Our priority is to keep you healthy and it is best for our employees to recover at home.
  • Please only come to class if your swimmer is 100% healthy. If they are feeling even a little “under the weather,” stay home. If your swimmer or anyone in your house is showing signs of illness, DO NOT COME TO SWIM CLASS.
  • At the end of the class, you are asked to leave immediately so we can clean the pool area for the next group.

Saturday at YMCA:                    

          10:00 – 10:30 – Parent/Child to level 2                        

          10:45 – 11:15 – Level 3 & 4;  Level 5+

 Sunday at YMCA: 

          1:00 – 1:30 – Parent/Child to Level 2 

          2:00 – 2:30 – Level 3-4; Level 5+

          3:00 – 3:30 – Level 3-4; Level 5+

Swim Lessons will be Small Group lessons – 4 lessons for $40.00/members $60.00/non-members

Private Lessons - $125/ 5 – 30 minute lessons

Semi-Private Lessons (Same household – 2 or more / same level) - Members - $30/swimmer Non-Members $50.00/swimmer for 4 – 30 minute classes

Refund Policy: A required form requesting a Refund or Credit (available at the Member Services Desk) must be submitted to the Aquatics Director TWO WEEKS prior to the beginning of class.

Make-up days: If a class is canceled by the YMCA classes will be notified by Solaris Anderson Swim Lesson Coordinator.  Make-up days will not be scheduled for individuals who miss a class.

Lifeguarding is a challenging, rewarding and extremely important job.  This American Red Cross Course will provide participants with a professional certification recognized at most organizations across the country.  The course and the job require hard work, determination, and above-average maturity.  Participants will gain confidence, improve their decision-making, and build customer service skills.  For more information, download our American Red Cross Lifeguarding Course Flyer

Lifeguarding Course

Next Lifeguarding Class - April 6-8 - Contact Darla Smith at 336-395-9622 or dsmith@acymca.org

Fun, Friends, Fitness - All in One Place

Be encouraged on your journey toward better health while making new friends in the water!  Come join us in the pool!  

The ACYMCA provides lap swimming opportunities throughout the day.  Please check out our Pool Schedule for available lanes and times.

Family swim is a great way to activate the family and practice swimming skills at the same time.  

Nestled in the beautiful wooded acres of southern Alamance County, our 25 yard summer outdoor pool is the place to cool off on summer nights and weekends!  Toddlers have their own play area - just 2 feet deep, and the more adventurous can dive for objects or play “Sharks & Minnows” in our 11 feet deep end.  Adults will have just as much fun, whether they're playing with the kids, lounging on the deck, or swimming laps.  Vending machines and bathrooms are conveniently located just off the pool deck. For more information, email David.

Starting August 17th - New Pool Hours - Last day of the Seson is Sunday, September 13th.

• Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 1:00 - 7:00 PM
• Sunday 1:00 - 5:00 PM

This year due to the NCDHSS Interim guidance for Public Pools, Camp Frontier Pool will be operating differently to abide by the guidelines.  We will not be offering a Camp Pool Membership.  We will be accepting Guest Fees at the Gate.  Under Phase 2 guidelines we will be limiting admittance to 40 Swimmers for a 2 hour time limit.  At least every 2 hours the staff will disinfect and clean the high touch areas.  We will be using a reservation system to reserve your space.  Open spaces will be first come first serve.  Reservation system time slots will be open 48 hours pior to the available time slot.  Members will only be allowed to reserve one time slot per day.  Any open time slots will be first come first serve.  Everyone entering the pool area will be screened according to the guidelines.  Members will need to exit the pool immediately after their time slot.

Additional pool and facility rules during this stage:

• You need to have a Covid-19 Acknowledgement signed
• Social Distancing should be followed at all times - in and out of the water
• Maximum In-Water Occupancy – 40 swimmers
• Must bring your own equipment/toys – no YMCA equipment will be available except Lifejackets
• No congregating on YMCA property / swimmers will need to leave the deck as soon as possible when finished/time is up
• Do not approach the lifeguard – maintain 6 ft distance

Pool Reservation Site: https://www.acymca.org/programs