There's nothing more comforting than knowing your children are being taught the RIGHT way to swim and are SAFER in the water. Texas has one of the highest drowning rates in the country. Just because your child can survive in the water DOES NOT mean he or she can THRIVE. SAFETY, SKILL, AND FUN - FIND OUT MORE HERE! Let us at Sigma put your worries to rest this summer with our nationally ranked program led by instructors who have a true swimming background. Our swim instructors

Three weeks until Sigma Swim Fort Worth kicks off 2021 summer swim lessons! Reserve your space by pre-registering for Sigma's Summer Swim Schools. Summer swim lesson spaces are very limited and our 2-swimmer classes are in high demand. Our Sigma Swim School in South Burleson has already filled for the summer. ALL SIGMA SWIM SCHOOL CLASSES - 2 SWIMMERS MAX (1 swimmer private lessons for children 21 months to 3 years) Make the COMMITMENT to WATER SAFETY and DROWNING PREVENTION

Summer swim lessons begin in just 1 MONTH in Fort Worth! Pre-registration for Sigma's Summer Swim Schools are OPEN. Summer swim lesson spaces are very limited and our 2-swimmer classes are filling fast. We've added another swim lesson location in south Fort Worth! ALL CLASSES - 2 SWIMMERS MAX (1 swimmer private lessons for children 21 months to 3 years) Commit to WATER SAFETY and DROWNING PREVENTION with Sigma this summer. Use our free online placement tool to find your child

Summer swim lessons are around your corner in Fort Worth! Pre-registration for Sigma's Summer Swim Schools are OPEN. Summer swim lesson spaces are very limited and our 2-swimmer classes are filling fast. ALL CLASSES - 2 SWIMMERS MAX (1 swimmer private lessons for children 21 months to 3 years) Commit to WATER SAFETY and DROWNING PREVENTION with Sigma this summer. Use our free online placement tool to find your child's level! Below are Sigma's Fort Worth Summer Swim School off

Looking for summer swim lessons near you in Waco? Pre-registration for Sigma's Summer Swim Schools are OPEN. With only about 150 spaces available, swim lesson spaces are very limited and classes are filling fast. ALL CLASSES - 2 SWIMMERS MAX Commit to WATER SAFETY and DROWNING PREVENTION with Sigma this summer. Use our free online placement tool to find your child's level! Below is Sigma's Waco Summer Swim School offering for Summer 2021: Hawaiian Falls PRE-REGISTRATION LINK

With our Spring registration nearly full, SUMMER PRE-REGISTRATION is already here. Families are already registering for summer swim lessons with Sigma Swim to ensure their children are water safe, exercising, and learning life skills. Sigma Swim is the ONLY nationally ranked swim program in Fort Worth with 5,164 swimmers taught. Click here to find out more info and why people prefer our small 2-swimmer classes. Wouldn’t you love to hang out at the pool and not have to worry a

Cassidy is a 16- year old competitive swimmer that swims at Sigma's Fort Worth North west location under Coach Jill. Cassidy is a sophomore and attends Azle High School. She also swims for her high school team. Q: How and why did you decide to become a swimmer? A: I always had a love for the water, the people and the competitive spirit. I went through so many other sports, but swimming was the only one I wanted to go back to. Q: What does the sport of swimming mean to you and

Tanner swims at our Sigma Swim Burleson North Brick location under Coach Wendy. Q: How and when did you decide to become a swimmer? A: As a person being vision impaired, my sports are limited so I wanted to try swimming. Q: What does the sport of swimming mean to you and what would you say if you were told that you can’t swim anymore? A: I created such a passion in such a short amount of time for swimming that if it were taken away from me I'd be devastated but would looking

Zoe is one of our coaches at Sigma Swim School Fort Worth Central (TWU). Today we interviewed her focusing on coaching and motivation. Zoe swims for Boswell High School, and recently competed in the 5A State Swimming Championships, representing Boswell. Q: How and why did you become involved in the sport swimming? A: I actually used to do soccer and gymnastics, but I had an injury to my Achilles tendon and this is why I started swimming and I fell in love with it!! Q: What do

Spring and Summer swim lessons are just around the corner. We will begin taking early sign-ups and reservations for our Summer 2021 swim lessons that will begin in June. Sigma Swim will be offering its highly rated swim lessons at three outdoor pools this summer: Fort Worth Central Forest Park, Fort Worth Central Marine Park, and Walsh Athletic Facility (for Walsh residents). This summer, if you're a Fort Worth resident who lives near the Forest Park Pool, make Sigma Swim Sch

Edgar is one of our coaches at our Sigma Swim Fort Worth South location. Today we interviewed him focusing on coaching, motivation and how to prepare a swimmer for his/her first swim meet. Q: How and why did you become involved in the sport swimming? A: Self-improvement and growth of the youth. Q: What do you hope your swimmers will learn from you? A: Dedication, perseverance and compassion. Q: What does coaching the sport of swimming mean to you? A: To overcome and adapt to

Katie that swims at our Sigma Burleson North Brick location under Coach Wendy. She attends Arlington Heights High School. Q: How and when did you decide to become a swimmer? A: My grandparents have a pool and I loved to swim in it all the time and so that sparked my parents to put me in swim lessons and I haven’t stopped since. Q: What does the sport of swimming mean to you and what would you say if you were told that you can’t swim anymore? A: It’s a passion and a drive that

With the District swim meets completed many of our Sigma Swimmers will now compete this weekend at Regionals to swim for their High Schools. They had a blast at Districts in Keller, Mansfield, and Rockwall and collected over 40 individual medals with our swimmers from Aledo, Burleson, Cleburne, Fort Worth, Keller, Midlothian, Saginaw, and Waco winning their District. Congratulations swimmers! For more photos of our district swimming finalists and Sigma Swimmers, check out a

Carter is one of our coaches at Sigma Burleson THR location. Today we interviewed him focusing on coaching and motivation. Q: How and why did you become involved in the sport swimming? A: My best friend grew up swimming and so that is how I was introduced to it. Q: What do you hope your swimmers will learn from you? A: I hope that my swimmers will learn that hard work and effort really pays off. Q: What does coaching the sport of swimming mean to you? A: Coaching swim to me m

Sophie Dupre is a 7-year-old swimmer that swims at Sigma Swim’s Cleburne location and swims under Coach Amber. Q: Why did you decide to become swimmer? A: I began with summer swim lessons at Splash Station. I loved it so much that I wanted to join Sigma when I learned they had a Cleburne swim team. Q: Are there any swimmers that inspire and why? A: I am inspired by other Cleburne Sigma swimmers. Rene Wisenbaker, Julie Hall, Matthew Harman, and Clarice Hunsinker all work hard

Cat is one of our coaches at Sigma Swim's Dallas Duncanville location. Today we interviewed her focusing on motivation, athletic inspiration and family involvement. Q: How and when did you become involved in the sport of swimming? A: Growing up I was always in the water but never knew swimming was a sport until one of my friend’s moms was a coach, so I decided to give it a try. I was eight years old when I started swimming. Q: What does coaching the sport of swimming mean to

KaiLi Hall is an 18-year-old swimmer at Sigma Swim’s Cleburne location under Coach Tiffany. She is a senior at Cleburne High School. Q: How and when did you decide that you wanted to be a swimmer? A: I was playing soccer and swimming at the same time when I was in 3rd grade. I wasn’t very good at soccer because I was not aggressive enough. I decided to quit soccer because I was better at swimming. Q: Are there any swimmers that inspire you the most and why? A: Missy Franklin

Jim is one of our coaches at our Sigma Cleburne location. Today we interviewed him focusing on motivation, injury prevention, and accomplishments. Q: How did you become involved in the sport swimming? A: In college I was a Triathlete and I needed to find a place to swim, to swim at one pool, I was required to help coach their swim team, so I did. Q: How many years have you been coaching? A: Almost 50 years and still loving it. Q: Growing up were swimmers that inspired you a

Emily Huff is a 10-year-old swimmer at Sigma Swim's Fort Worth Northwest (TCCNW) location under Coach Brian. She attends Greenfield Elementary in Fort Worth. Q: How and why did you decide to become a swimmer? A: Started out just learning to swim but the longer I swam the more I loved it. Q: What do you like the most about swimming? A: Swimming all year round. Q: What did like the most at your recent first USA Swimming sanctioned meets? A: Hanging out with my swim friends.

On December 27, 2018, I attended the wedding of Kira Schlosberg, Sigma alumnus and one of the original 40 swimmers who helped start Sigma in 2009. This wedding marked the beginning of a new chapter in Kira's life and prompted me to reflect on the journey that we had together. Through our journey together as swimmer and coach, we both grew; Kira as an athlete and me as a coach, both of us grew as people. The Journey Is Rough When Kira came to swim for me in 2008, I was coachin