Camp Info
| Ages: | 9–16 |
| Type: | Day |
| Month: | Summer |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | City |
| Water: | Water, Swimming, Pool |
Contact details
| Address: | Upper School Campus 3700 Coldwater Canyon Studio City, CA 91604 |
| Los Angeles | |
| USA |
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Los Angeles, CA, USA
Harvard-Westlake Summer: Swimming Camp is designed for young athletes who want focused swim training in a well-organized, school-based environment. The camp emphasizes stroke technique, endurance, starts and turns, and overall conditioning. It’s structured, purposeful, and centered on helping swimmers make measurable progress.
The atmosphere is athletic but encouraging. Campers are grouped by age and ability, so beginners can build fundamentals while experienced swimmers sharpen competitive skills. Coaches provide detailed feedback and consistent instruction, helping swimmers understand not just how to swim — but how to swim efficiently.
This program is especially appealing to children who are comfortable in the water and eager to improve. Competitive swimmers looking to stay sharp during the off-season will benefit from the technical focus. At the same time, motivated recreational swimmers can build confidence and stamina in a team-oriented setting.
Beyond physical training, swimmers gain discipline, goal-setting skills, and a stronger work ethic. The environment mirrors a school athletic program, which helps kids develop accountability and teamwork. For children who thrive with structure and clear expectations, this camp delivers.
| Ages: | 9–16 |
| Type: | Day |
| Month: | Summer |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | City |
| Water: | Water, Swimming, Pool |
| Address: | Upper School Campus 3700 Coldwater Canyon Studio City, CA 91604 |
| Los Angeles | |
| USA |
You won’t be charged yet. The camp will contact you to confirm all terms first.
You can still submit a quick request to let the camp know you’re interested.
Safety is a core component of any swim program, and this camp operates within a supervised, school-campus setting. All swim sessions take place in controlled aquatic facilities under the direction of experienced coaches. Structured practice blocks limit overcrowding in the pool and allow instructors to monitor swimmers closely.
Campers are grouped by ability, which reduces risk and allows for appropriate skill progression. Coaches provide clear instructions for drills, starts, and turns to minimize unsafe movement patterns.
The school environment adds another layer of supervision. Staff oversee transitions between activities, and the organized daily schedule keeps children engaged and accounted for throughout the day. For parents, that structured setting offers reassurance—this is not free swim time. It’s coached, directed, and carefully managed.
The Swimming Camp program is built around structured, high-quality swim training. Each day focuses on refining core skills while building strength and stamina. Campers participate in organized swim sets designed to improve technique and efficiency across strokes.
Instruction covers the fundamentals — freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly— along with starts, turns, and pacing strategies. Coaches provide targeted corrections and individualized feedback, helping swimmers understand how small adjustments can lead to meaningful improvements.
Conditioning is also a key part of the program. Swimmers work through endurance sets and speed drills that mirror competitive training sessions. While challenging, the environment remains supportive. Coaches balance intensity with encouragement, so campers stay motivated.
The program is ideal for swimmers who want to stay sharp during the summer or prepare for upcoming competitive seasons. It rewards focus, effort, and consistency. Kids leave stronger, more confident, and better prepared for their next swim meet.
