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Spring Swimming Program

Our swimming program is all about building confidence, strength, and independence in the water.

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Designed for athletes of all ability levels, this spring season focuses on developing skills, improving technique, and creating a supportive team environment where every athlete can grow at their own pace.

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Whether someone is new to swimming or looking to continue building on their experience, this is a great place to start.

Want to Be Part of the Swim Team?

We’re building our swimming program and would love to have you involved.


Share a few details below so we can keep you in the loop and help you get started.

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How the Season Works

The spring swimming season includes regular practices and the opportunity to participate in regional competition. 

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Athletes are grouped by ability level to ensure a fair, supportive, and positive experience for everyone.

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Participation in competition is encouraged but not required—every athlete’s journey looks a little different.

What to Expect:

Athletes will participate in structured practices that focus on:

  • Water confidence and safety

  • Stroke development and technique

  • Endurance and individual progress

  • Goal setting and personal achievement

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Coaches provide guidance and encouragement every step of the way, helping athletes feel comfortable, capable, and proud of their progress.

Who It’s For

  • Athletes ages 8+ with intellectual or developmental disabilities

  • All experience levels welcome

  • Families and caregivers are encouraged to be part of the experience

How to Join

  • Before participating, all athletes need to be registered through Special Olympics Washington.

  • Once registered, we’ll help connect you with the West Seattle swimming program and guide you through next steps.

Swimming is more than a sport—it’s confidence, independence, and celebrating every win along the way.

Reach out with any questions or to learn more—we’re here to help you navigate how to get involved.

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