| New! Kawartha Swim |
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 In light of the announcement that The Canadian Red Cross would be removing their support for all of their swimming programs at the end of 2022. The municipality is pleased to announce that we will be launching Kawartha Swim beginning in Winter 2023. This new programming will be in partnership with The Lifesaving Society and will focus on developing strong swimmers who make smart decisions around water.
| Parent and Tot Program (ages 4 to 36 months) |
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 Kawartha Swim will offer three Parent and Tot levels which are designed to spend quality time with your child while you both have fun, learn and socialize. Children progress through the Parent and Tot program based on age.
View The Canadian Red Cross Levels to Kawartha Swim Levels Comparison Chart below to determine which level is the appropriate level to register for.
Parent and Tot Program Levels - The Canadian Red Cross to Kawartha Swim Comparison Chart
| Red Cross Last Level Taken | Age (current) | Next Appropriate Kawartha Swim Level |
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| Starfish |
4 to 12 months |
Parent and Tot 1 |
| Starfish |
12 to 24 months |
Parent and Tot 2 |
| Duck |
12 to 24 months |
Parent and Tot 2 |
| Duck |
24 to 36 months |
Parent and Tot 3 |
| Sea Turtle |
24 to 36 months |
Parent and Tot 3 |
| Sea Turtle |
3 to 6 years |
Mitchell Minnow |
Program Level Descriptions:
| Parent and Tot 1 (ages 4 to 12 months) |
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 Parent and Tot 1 introduces babies and their parent/caregiver to buoyancy and movement in the water through play and songs. Participants in this level must be able to hold their head up and be 4 months to 12 months of age. Parents/caregivers will learn age-specific water safety and first aid skills.
Progression into the next level is based on age.
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| Parent and Tot 2 (ages 12 to 24 months) |
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Parent and Tot 2 introduces toddlers and their parent/caregiver to movement and active p lay in the water through games and songs. Participants in this level must be 13 months to 24 months of age. Parents/caregivers will learn age-specific water safety and first aid skills.
Progression to the next level is based on age.
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| Parent and Tot 3 (ages 12 to 36 months) |
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 Parent and Tot 3 introduces toddlers and their parent/caregiver to basic swimming movements including floats, glides, and kicks in a safe water environment using fun and games. Participants in this level must be 25 months to 36 months of age. Parents/caregivers will learn age-specific water safety and first aid skills. Progression to the next level is based on age.
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| Pre-School Programs (Ages 3 to 6 years) |
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 Become a little fish and learn to swim through our Pre-School programs. Designed for children ages 3 to 6 years old, the following six levels develop an appreciation and healthy respect for the water.
Children progress through our Pre-School programs based on skill.
View The Canadian Red Cross Levels to Kawartha Swim Levels Comparison Chart below to determine which level is the appropriate level to register for.
Pre-School Program Levels - The Canadian Red Cross to Kawartha Swim Comparison Chart
| Red Cross Last Level Taken | Complete/Incomplete | Age (current) | Next Appropriate Kawartha Swim Level |
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| Sea Otter |
Incomplete |
3 to 6 years |
Mitchell Minnow |
| Sea Otter |
Complete |
3 to 6 years |
Sturgeon Spottail |
| Salamander |
Incomplete |
3 to 6 years |
Sturgeon Spottail |
| Salamander |
Complete |
3 to 6 years |
Pigeon Perch |
| Sunfish |
Incomplete |
3 to 6 years |
Pigeon Perch |
| Sunfish |
Complete |
3 to 6 years |
Balsam Bass |
| Crocodile |
Incomplete |
3 to 6 years |
Balsam Bass |
| Crocodile |
Complete |
3 to 6 years |
Canal Catfish |
| Whale |
Incomplete |
3 to 6 years |
Canal Catfish |
| Whale |
Complete |
3 to 6 years |
Cameron Carp |
Program Level Descriptions:
| Mitchell Minnow |
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 Mitchell Minnow participants will gain confidence in the water by learning how to safely enter, move through, and exit shallow water, and develop basic swimming movements including floats and glides. Participants will learn to put their face in the water and blow bubbles.
Progression to the next level is based on meeting specific performance criteria.
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| Sturgeon Spottail |
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 Sturgeon Spottail participants will continue to build on their confidence in the water by learning how to safely swim with a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) or buoyant aid. Participants will learn how to fully submerge underwater and will work towards kicking on their back for 5 metres. Progression to the next level is based on meeting specific performance criteria.
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| Pigeon Perch |
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 Pigeon Perch participants will begin demonstrating their swimming skills, including 3 metres front and back glides, without the assistance of an instructor of buoyant aid. Participants will learn how to pick up an object from the bottom of the pool in waist-deep water and how to safely jump into deep water wearing a Personal Flotation Device (PFD).
Progression to the next level is based on meeting specific performance criteria.
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| Balsam Bass |
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 Balsam Bass participants will build on their independence in the water and will be introduced to side glide as well as treading water. Participants will increase the length of their front and back floats to 7 seconds and will begin learn side glide.
Progression to the next level is based on meeting specific performance criteria.
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| Canal Catfish |
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 Canal Catfish swimmers will compile the foundational skills they have learned in the previous levels to attempt front crawl and back crawl for 5 metres while wearing a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) or being supported by a buoyant aid. Participants will continue to work on their side glide and will demonstrate side glide with kicking for 5 metres.
Progression to the next level is based on meeting specific performance criteria.
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| Cameron Carp |
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 Cameron Carp swimmers will begin working on advanced skills, such as whip kick, while continuing to develop their front crawl and back crawl for 5 metres. Participants will learn how to roll into deep water, tread for 20 seconds, and swim for 10 metres wearing a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) to demonstrate their readiness for a fall into water.
Progression to the next level is based on meeting specific performance criteria.
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Have questions or need assistance determining the appropriate level to register for? E-mail our aquatics team or call 705-324-9411 extension 1557 or 1558.
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| School Age Programs (Ages 5 to 14 years) |
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 Kawartha Swim offers School Age programs designed for children 5 to 14 years of age, which focus on making sure your children learn how to swim before they 'get in too deep'.
This program consists of 12 levels which focus on beginners to more advanced skill sets.
View The Canadian Red Cross Levels to Kawartha Swim Levels Comparison Chart below to determine which level is the appropriate level to register for.
School Age Program Levels - The Canadian Red Cross to Kawartha Swim Comparison Chart
| Red Cross Last Level Taken | Complete/Incomplete | Age (current) | Next Appropriate Kawartha Swim Level |
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| Swim Kids 1 |
Incomplete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 1 |
| Swim Kids 1 |
Complete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 1 |
| Swim Kids 2 |
Incomplete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 2 |
| Swim Kids 2 |
Complete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 2 |
| Swim Kids 3 |
Incomplete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 2 |
| Swim Kids 3 |
Complete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 3 |
| Swim Kids 4 |
Incomplete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 3 |
| Swim Kids 4 |
Complete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 4 |
| Swim Kids 5 |
Incomplete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 4 |
| Swim Kids 5 |
Complete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 5 |
| Swim Kids 6 |
Incomplete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 5 |
| Swim Kids 6 |
Complete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 6 |
| Swim Kids 7 |
Incomplete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 6 |
| Swim Kids 7 |
Complete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 7 |
| Swim Kids 8 |
Incomplete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 7 |
| Swim Kids 8 |
Complete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 8 |
| Swim Kids 9 |
Incomplete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 9 |
| Swim Kids 9 |
Complete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 9 |
| Swim Kids 10 |
Incomplete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 9 |
| Swim Kids 10 |
Complete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 10 |
| Rookie |
Incomplete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 10 |
| Rookie |
Complete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 11 |
| Ranger |
Incomplete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 11 |
| Ranger |
Complete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 12 |
| Star |
Incomplete |
5 to 14 years |
Swimmer 12 |
| Star |
Complete |
5 to 14 years |
Bronze Star |
Program Level Descriptions:
| Swimmer 1 |
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 Swimmer 1 participants will begin working on the foundational skills of swimming including front and back floats, glides (3 metres), and kicking (5 metres), with the assistance of a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) or buoyant aid. Participants will be introduced to treading water and will gain confidence to jump into chest-deep water.
This class is for participants aged 5 and older.
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| Swimmer 2 |
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 Swimmer 2 participants will learn how to safely enter and exit deep water, recover an object for the bottom in chest-deep water, and will be introduced to side glide. Participants will begin to work towards 5 metres of front crawl and 5 metres of back crawl with a buoyant aid.
This class is for participants aged 5 and older who have attempted Balsam Bass or Canal Catfish as well as participants who have successfully completed Swimmer 1, Pigeon Perch, or Balsam Bass.
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| Swimmer 3 |
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 Swimmer 3 participants will continue to increase the distances of their front crawl and back crawl to 10 metres, treading water for 15 seconds, and will learn how to demonstrate their side glide with kicking for 10 metres. Participants will be challenged to put their skills together to demonstrate a jump into deep water, tread for 30 second, and swim 15 metres wearing a Personal Flotation Device (PFD).
This class is for participants aged 5 and older who have attempted Cameron Carp as well as those who have successfully completed Swimmer 2 or Canal Catfish.
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| Swimmer 4 |
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 Swimmer 4 participants will be introduced to seated dives and forward roll entries. Participants will attempt to tread for 30 seconds and will learn how to whip kick on their back. Participants will be challenged to increase their front crawl and back crawl distance for 15 metres.
This class is for participants aged 5 and older who have successfully completed Swimmer 3 or Cameron Carp.
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| Swimmer 5 |
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 Swimmer 5 participants will begin to work on more advanced skills including whip kick on their front for 5 metres as well as the arm movements for breaststroke. Participants will learn how to do a kneeling dive and will increase their treading water for 45 seconds. Swimmers will increase their front crawl distance to 25 metres and will attempt a front crawl sprint.
This class is for participants aged 5 and older who have successfully completed Swimmer 4.
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| Swimmer 6 |
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 Swimmer 6 participants will learn how to complete a standing dive into deep water. Swimmers will increase the distance of their whip kick to 15 metres and their back crawl to 25 metres. Participants will be challenged to put their skills together to demonstrate a roll into deep water, tread for 60 seconds, and a 50 metre swim.
This class is for participants aged 5 and older who have successfully completed Swimmer 5.
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| Swimmer 7 |
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 Swimmer 7 participants will increase their front crawl and back crawl distances for 50 metres and combine their whip kick and arm movement skills to demonstrate breaststroke for 15 metres. Participants will be introduced to elementary back stroke and a stationary eggbeater kick. Participants will be challenged with treading water for 2 minutes as well as a 25 metre back crawl sprint.
This class is for participants aged 5 and older who have successfully completed Swimmer 6.
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| Swimmer 8 |
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 Swimmer 8 participants will be introduced to advanced swimming skills such as vertical and horizontal dolphin kick and head up front crawl. Participants will continue to increase the distances of their front and back crawl to 75 metres, and will learn how to complete a shallow dive into deep water.
This class is for participants aged 5 and older who have successfully completed Swimmer 7.
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| Swimmer 9 |
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 Swimmer 9 participants will be introduced to new skills that will be used in the lifesaving courses, including scissor kick, stride entries, and compact jumps. Swimmers will increase the distances of their front and back crawl to 100 metres, and will work towards a 50 metre breaststroke swim.
This class is for participants aged 5 and older who have successfully completed Swimmer 8.
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| Swimmer 10 |
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 Swimmer 10 participants will continue to develop their strokes with 50 metre swims of front crawl, back crawl, and breaststroke. Participants will be introduced to lifesaving sport skills including a 25 metre obstacle swim and 15 metre object carry. Participants will have a first aid component which will focus on assessment of conscious victims, contacting EMS, and how to treat for bleeding.
This class is for participants aged 5 and older who have successfully completed Swimmer 9.
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| Swimmer 11 |
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 Swimmer 11 participants will continue to learn more lifesaving skills including searching for a recovering an object, supporting an object for 1 minute, and removing a conscious victim from the water. Participants will expand their first aid knowledge by learning a primary assessment, how to care for a victim in shock, and how to assist a conscious person with an obstructed airway.
This class is for participants aged 5 and older who have successfully completed Swimmer 10.
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| Swimmer 12 |
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 Swimmer 12 participants will be challenged to complete a 300 metre swim in under 9 minutes. Participants will continue to develop their lifesaving skills as they learn the ready position, the defense methods, and how to remove an unconscious victim from the water. Participants will learn how to care for a bone or joint injury, and respiratory emergencies.
This class is for participants aged 5 and older who have successfully completed Swimmer 11.
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Have questions or need assistance determining the appropriate level to register for? E-mail our aquatics team or call 705-324-9411 extension 1557 or 1558.
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| Adult and Teen Programs (15 years of age or older) |
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Our Adult and Teen programs are open to individuals 15 years of age or older and are suitable for all fitness levels. Participants should be comfortable in waist deep water. All Aquafitness and Therapy classes will be 45 minutes in length.
Pre-registration is required for all Adult and Teen programs through our Online Program Registration website.
| Adult 1 |
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In Adult One, you will work towards a 10 to 15 metre swim on your front and back. You will do jump entries from the side and recover an object from the bottom in chest-deep water. Improve your fitness and your flutter kick with four by nine to twelve metre interval training. This class is for participants aged 15 years and older.
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| Adult 2 |
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In Adult Two, you will increase your swimming ability with two interval training workouts, work on dive entries, and demonstrate breaststroke arms and breathing over 10 to 15 metres. You will be supporting yourself at surface for one or two minutes, and showing off your handstands in shallow water. This class is for participants aged 15 and older.
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| Adult 3 |
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In Adult Three, you will learn eggbeater, stride entries, and compact jumps. You will be doing a 300 metre workout and sprinting 25 to 50 metres. In this level, you will master your front crawl, back crawl, and breaststroke. This class is for participants aged 15 years and older.
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| Aquafitness |
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Aquafitness classes provided an active workout incorporating a variety of exercises which will build cardiovascular, muscle strength and endurance without the impact.
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| Aqua Therapy |
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A low impact exercise program designed to re-educate weak muscles and to build strength and range of motion. Classes take place in the small pool at the Forbert Memorial Pool and Workout Centre in Bobcaygeon.
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| Bluebirds |
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This gentle exercise class focuses on strengthening and maintaining muscles and joints required for normal daily activities including muscle endurance, balance, flexibility and range of motion to help minimize chronic pain.
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| Water Therapy |
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A low impact exercise program designed to re-educate weak muscles and to build strength and range of motion. Classes take place in the small pool at the Lindsay Recreation Complex.
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For further details e-mail the Aquatics team or call 705-324-9411 extension 1557 or 1558.
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| Lifesaving and Leadership |
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The Lifesaving Society leadership programs equip you with the skill sets to rescue others, perform first aid and teach swimming lessons. These programs are designed to make leaders within The Lifesaving Society and prepare and qualify you for a job as a lifeguard and swim instructor.
After completion of Swimmer 12, swimmers can sign up for Bronze Star.
| Bronze Star |
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Prior swimming experience strongly recommended
Candidates in this level support a 10 pound object at the surface for 3 minutes, swim a 400 metre fitness swim, learn CPR, rescues and the immobilization of the spinal victim on land.
100% attendance is required.
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| Bronze Medallion |
Pre-Requisites: Minimum 13 years of age or Bronze Star Certification (need not be current).
This award teaches an understanding of the lifesaving principles; judgement, knowledge, skills and fitness. Rescuers learn tows, carries, defenses and releases. They must also swim 500 metres in 15 minutes or better.
This program consists of both online learning and in-person practical skills.
100% attendance is required.
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Prerequisites: Minimum 13 years of age or Bronze Star Certification (need not be current).
This award teaches an understanding of the lifesaving principles; judgement, knowledge, skills and fitness. Rescuers learn tows, carries, defenses and releases. They must also swim 400 metres in 12 minutes or better.
100% attendance is required.
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| Bronze Cross with Standard First Aid |
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Prerequisites: Bronze Medallion Certification (need not be current).
This award develops more advanced training including the introduction to safe supervision in Aquatic Facilities, as well as immobilization of a spinal victim in deep water, underwater searches, and swimming 400 metres in 11 minutes or better.
100% attendance is required.
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| Standard First Aid with CPR-C |
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The Lifesaving Society Standard First Aid provides comprehensive training covering all aspects of First Aid and CPR. Standard First Aid incorporates all of Emergency First Aid and is designed for those who require a more in-depth understanding of first aid including; legal implications of first aid treatment, spinal injuries, heat or cold injuries, bone and joint injuries, chest injuries, and medical emergencies. Includes CPR-C certification.
The First Aid program is designed for anyone who is interested in First Aid or who requires it for their workplace as it is WSIB recognized.
100% attendance is required.
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| Standard First Aid with CPR-C Recertification |
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Current Standard First Aid (SFA) holders may re-certify their Lifesaving Society SFA certification just once on a Lifesaving Society SFA Recertification Course not more than 3 years from the Standard First Aid date of issue. To renew SFA certifications subsequently, award holders must repeat the full SFA Course. Thereafter, individuals may renew by alternating recertifications and original courses.
Holders of Standard First Aid certificates from other agencies may not re-certify their certificate on a Lifesaving Society Re-certification Course. They may only re-certify only with the original certifying agency.
100% attendance is required.
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| National Lifeguard |
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Prerequisites: Minimum 15 years of age. Bronze Cross certification and a Standard First Aid CPR/C certification (need not be current).
This program consists of both online learning and in-person practical skills. 100% attendance is required.
This Certification is designed to develop the judgement, knowledge, skills and fitness required by lifeguards. Some of the fitness items required include: swimming 400 metres in 10 minutes or better, swimming 15 metres underwater, swimming 50 metres of head-up front crawl or head-up breaststroke in 1 minutes or less. This course emphasizes lifeguarding skills, principles and practices and the decision making process to develop effective safety supervision in pool environments.
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| National Lifeguard Recertification |
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Prerequisites: Must bring proof of prior National Lifeguard Certification.
Re-Certification is required every 2 years to remain current.
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| Lifesaving Society Swim Instructor |
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Prerequisites: 15 years of age by the end of the course; Bronze Cross certification (need not be current).
The Lifesaving Society Instructor course prepares the instructor to teach and evaluate swimming strokes and related skills found in the Lifesaving Society Swim for Life program. Candidates acquire proven teaching methods, planning skills, and a variety of stroke development drills and corrective techniques.
100% attendance is required.
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| Lifesaving Society Lifesaving Instructor |
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Prerequisites: 15 years of age by the end of the course; Bronze Cross certification (need not be current).
The Lifesaving Instructor Course prepares instructors to teach the Lifesaving Society's:
- Canadian Swim Patrol Program
- Bronze Star, Bronze Medallion, Bronze Cross
- Lifesaving Fitness, Distinction
- Basic and Emergency First Aid, and CPR-A, CPR-B and CPR-C
100% attendance is required.
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| Lifesaving Society Examiner Course |
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This course will provide specific training in examination methodology through the Lifesaving Society program standards. Examiner candidates must must have taught or co-taught at least one course in the stream(s) in which they are seeking Certification as an Examiner. Certification as an Examiner is a three-step process:
1. Successfully complete an Examiner course with a current Trainer.
2. Successfully apprentice with an Examiner Mentor on one exam in the stream(s) in which you seek to be certified as an Examiner.
3. Submission of the completed Examiner Training Record and the Certification.
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| Aquatic Supervisory Training |
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Prerequisites: National Lifeguard or Lifesaving Society Instructor (Swim or Lifesaving) Certification (need not be current), and 100 hours of experience as a Lifeguard and/or an Instructor.
For deck level supervisory staff, this course provides the knowledge and skills beyond National Lifeguard Certification, to manage a safe aquatic environment.
100% attendance is required.
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Have questions regarding Lifesaving and Leadership programs? E-mail our aquatics team or call 705-324-9411 extension 1557 or 1558.
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| Beach Lessons |
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We are excited to bring our Kawartha Swim Programs to three local beaches during the summer of 2023. Beach Lessons will take place at Sandy Beach on Balsam Lake, Birch Point on Balsam Lake and Four Mile Lake in Burnt River.
| Four Mile Lake |
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Jump In Four Mile Lake and enjoy the summer weather and being surrounded by nature while working on your Kawartha Swim levels.
Programs will be offered from July 17 through August 11, 2023
Address: 2 Birch Glen Drive, Coboconk
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| Birch Point |
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Jump In Birch Point on Balsam Lake and enjoy the summer weather and being surrounded by nature while working on your Kawartha Swim levels.
Programs will be offered from August 14 through August 25, 2023
Address: 22-24 Birchwood Lane, Woodville
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| Sandy Beach |
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Jump In Sandy Beach on Balsam Lake and enjoy the summer weather and being surrounded by nature while working on your Kawartha Swim levels.
Programs will be offered from July 3 through July 14, 2023
Address: Balsam Lake on Blanchards Road, south of Highway 48 and west of Coboconk
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For questions, please contact the Aquatics Coordinator by calling 705-324-9411 extension 1558.
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| Private and Semi Private Lessons |
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We are pleased to offer one-on-one Private Lessons and Semi-Private Lesson for all ages and swim levels.
Private Lessons
Our one-on-one Private Lessons are useful where a special need exists and/or an individual is working on a specific skill.
Small pool private lessons are only available for swimmers in Mitchell Minnow, Sturgeon Spottail, Pigeon Perch and Swimmer one.
View available Private Lesson time slots and register online
Semi-Private Lessons
Semi-Private Lessons are available for all ages and swim levels. Lessons are two participants to one instructor ratio. Semi-Private Lessons are useful where a special need exists and/or individuals working on a specific skill.
For further information regarding Semi Private Lessons, e-mail our aquatics team or call 705-324-9411 extension 1557 or 1558.
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| Pool Rules, and Safety Protocols for Aquatic Programming |
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The municipality has implemented pool rules and safety protocols for all aquatic facilities as well as for all programming to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants and patrons.
| Forbert Memorial Pool - Pool Rules and Safety Protocols for Aquatic Programming |
Aquatic Programming will adhere to specific Pool Rules and Safety Protocols, including:
- Equipment will be available during lessons and Public Swims
- Snorkels will be permitted
- Participants may bring their own equipment, should they choose to do so
- The Forbert Memorial Pool and Workout Centre is a scent-free facility
- Participants are required to sign in at the Front Desk/Attendant prior to attending their first class or for all Public Swim
- Pool Admission Standards must be adhered to at all times
- Cellphones and cameras are not permitted in the Change Rooms or on the pool deck
Please note, Pool Rules and Safety Protocols are subject to change. For questions call 705-324-9112 extension 1557 or 1558 or e-mail the aquatics team.
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| Lindsay Recreation Complex - Pool Rules and Safety Protocols for Aquatic Programming |
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All Aquatic Programming will adhere to specific pool rules and safety protocols, including:
- Equipment will be available during lessons and Public Swims
- Snorkels will be permitted
- Participants may bring their own equipment, should they choose to do so
- The Lindsay Recreation Complex is a scent-free facility
- Participants are required to sign in at the Front Desk/Attendant prior to attending their first class and for all Public Swims
- Pool Admission Standards must be adhered to at all times
- Cellphones and cameras are not permitted in the Change Rooms or on the pool deck
Please note, Pool Rules and Safety Protocols are subject to change. For questions call 705-324-9112 extension 1557 or 1558 or e-mail the aquatics team.
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| How to register for Aquatic Programs |
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All participants in all of our Aquatic Programming will be required to register through our Online Program Registration website. Pre-registration is required for all aquatic programs.
| Upcoming Registration Dates |
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For further information regarding aquatics program registration e-mail the aquatics team or call 705-324-9411 extension 1557 or 1558.
Fall 2020 Aquatics Registration will begin on Monday September 21 at 9am.
Registration will take place online ONLY through our Online Program Registration website: https://kawarthalakes.perfectmind.com
In-person and telephone registration will not be available for the Fall 2020 session.
Fall 2020 Aquatics Registration will begin on Monday September 21 at 9am.
Registration will take place online ONLY through our Online Program Registration website: https://kawarthalakes.perfectmind.com
In-person and telephone registration will not be available for the Fall 2020 session.
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| Existing Clients - How to register |
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Once registration is open for the session, existing clients can simply visit our Online Program Registration website at: https://kawarthalakes.perfectmind.com to register for all aquatic programs.
Forget your account password?
1. Visit our Online Program Registration website and click on 'Forgot your password?' at the bottom of the screen.
2. A new temporary password will be sent to the e-mail address associated with your Online Program Registration website account.
3. Clients will be asked to reset their password.
Choose a password that is familiar to you so that you will remember it the next time you log in.
Once you click the 'Save' button, a notification will appear that your password has been successfully changed.
Now log in using your username and updated password and you will now be able to access your account.
Locked out of your account? or for any other account related questions:
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| New Clients - How to register |
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In order to register online for any of our aquatic programs new clients will be required to create an account for our Online Program Registration website. Once an account has been created and registration for the session is open clients will be able to register for programs online.
| How to create an account |
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To get started visit our Online Program Registration website at: https://kawarthalakes.perfectmind.com
For the best registration experience, please use Google Chrome or Firefox. Using other browsers may produce unexpected results.
Steps on how to create an account:
1. Click on the 'Signup' button at the top of the Login to your account box.
2. Once all fields have been completed, click the 'Become Member' button at the bottom. You will receive a new temporary password by e-mail.
3. After clicking the 'Become Member' button, a new screen will open. On this screen you can edit your account information and add family members to your account. Family members must be listed under your account in order for you to register them for a program.
Add all family member information so that your account is up to date.
Once the family is updated, click on your name in the top right corner to log out and exit the web browser.
4. Check your e-mail and look for an e-mail from us. Click on the link in the e-mail and use the username and password provided in that e-mail to log in.
5. When you log in using the username and password that was e-mailed to you, users will then be asked to reset their password.
Choose a password that is familiar to you so that you will remember it the next time you log in.
Once you click the 'Save' button, a notification will appear that your password has been successfully changed. Then log in using your username and updated password.
If you have any questions or require assistance setting up an account e-mail the Parks and Recreation Division or call 705-324-9112 during business hours.
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| How to register for an Aquatic Program online |
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Once an account has been created and registration for the session is open, you will now be able to register for all Aquatic Programs online through our Online Program Registration website.
| How to register for an Aquatics Program online |
How to register for an Aquatic Program online:
1. Log in to our Online Program Registration website at: https://kawarthalakes.perfectmind.com using your username (e-mail) and password.
2. Once logged in, you will be required to Select an Activity. Under the 'Aquatics' category, select the appropriate program category for the program that you wish to register for.
Alternatively, you can also use the search bar function on the top right corner and search for the program by name or by program barcode.
3. Under the program category, find the program you wish to register for and click on the 'Show courses' down arrow to expand and view the available courses for the program.
4. Once you have found your desired program that you wish to register for, click the 'Book' button.
5. The next screen will ask who you would like to book for the program. Select the individual you wish to register for the program and then click 'Next' button.
If you do not see the individual you wish to register, you can click the '+' button to Add a Family Member.
6. Depending on the program, if you are required to complete any mandatory forms such as a Par-Q form prior to registering they will now appear automatically on this screen.
Answer all required questions and click the 'Next' button.
If your program does not require any additional forms to be completed you will not see this screen. Not all programs will require forms to be completed, if they do not appear automatically no additional forms are required at this time.
7. Review the information on the Cart Summary page to ensure that the all of information is correct and that you are registering for the correct desired program.
If the information is not correct, click on the 'Modify Booking' button to make the appropriate changes.
If you wish to add/register for additional programs, click on the 'Book another event' button.
If all of the information is correct, click on the 'Checkout' button to proceed to the checkout.
8. You will now be required to enter your payment method (credit card required). Enter your card information, including the billing address information associated with your card.
Review your order summary and click on the 'Place My Order' button to make a payment and complete the registration for the program.
9. You will wait for a confirmation screen to appear confirming you have been successfully registered for the program. You will now receive a confirmation e-mail to confirm your registration as well as a copy of your receipt.
For questions regarding registering online for a program please call 705-324-9112 during business hours or e-mail the Parks and Recreation Division. |
| How to register for multiple drop-in Programs online |
How to register for multiple drop-in sessions:
1. Log in to your Online Program Registration website account at: https://kawarthalakes.perfectmind.com
2. Follow the registration process by selecting "Register" and selecting an activity. If you are unsure how to register, visit the section above that provides step-by-step details on how to register for a program.
3. Add the first registration to your cart by following the prompts. Once you see the checkout screen, do not add a payment, instead click the "Continue Shopping" button under the payment section.
You will then be redirected back to the 'Select an Activity' screen.
Note: you can see on the top right side of your screen, that you have an item in your Cart and your spot is being held
4. Select the additional programs/drop-in's that you would like to register for, follow the registration process.
5. Both registrations are now visible in the checkout screen. If you would like to add more registrations, please click 'Continue Shopping'.
6. Once you have the program registrations in your cart, you can process your payment for all of the registrations in your order summary.
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For questions regarding registering online for a program please call 705-324-9112 during business hours or e-mail the Parks and Recreation Division. |
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Participants are encouraged to pre-register to reserve a swim space in advance using our Online Program Registration website. Walk in reservations and payment will be accepted on site when space allows.
Entry will only be allowed up to your registered start time. Schedules are subject to change and cancellations may occur.
To confirm the schedule contact the Facility by calling:
Lindsay Recreation Complex - 705-324-9112
Forbert Memorial Pool, Bobcaygeon - 705-738-5858
| Public Swimming Pool Rules and Safety Protocols |
The municipality has implemented Public Swimming Pool Rules and Safety Protocols for all aquatic facilities to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants and patrons.
| Forbert Memorial Pool and Workout Centre - General Pool Rules and Safety Protocols |
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The Forbert Memorial Pool and Workout Centre will adhere to the following General Pool Rules and Safety Protocols:
- Participants are encouraged to pre-register to reserve a swim space in advance using our Online Program Registration website. Walk in reservations and payment will be accepted on site when space allows.
- All participants will be required to sign in with the Front Desk/Attendant prior to heading to their class
- Do not enter the facility if you are sick; experiencing a fever, cough, sore throat or shortness of breath
- Equipment will be available during lessons and Public Swims, participants may also bring their own equipment
- Snorkels are permitted
- Pool Admission Standards must be adhered to at all times
- No cellphones/camera use will be permitted in the Change Room or on the pool deck
Please note, Pool Rules and Safety Protocols are subject to change. For questions call 705-324-9411 extension 1557 or 1558 or e-mail the aquatics team.
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| Lindsay Recreation Complex - General Pool Rules and Safety Protocols |
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All participants will be required to adhere to the following specific Pool Rules and Safety Protocols:
- Participants are encouraged to pre-register to reserve a swim space in advance using our Online Program Registration website. Walk in reservations and payment will be accepted on site when space allows.
- Equipment will be available during lessons and Public Swims
- Snorkels will be permitted
- Do not enter the facility if you are sick; experiencing a fever, cough, sore throat or shortness of breath
- Pool Admission Standards must be adhered to
- No cellphones/camera use will be permitted in the Change Room or on the pool deck
For questions regarding the Lindsay Recreation Complex Public Swimming Pool Rules and Safety Protocols please call 705-324-9112 or e-mail the aquatics team.
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| Public Swim Schedules and Swim Descriptions |
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We are pleased to offer Public Swim opportunities year-round at both the Lindsay Recreation Complex and the Forbert Memorial Pool in Bobcaygeon.
Participants are encouraged to pre-register to reserve a swim space in advance using our Online Program Registration website. Walk in reservations and payment will be accepted on site when space allows.
Participants are able to register for their desired swim time up to 14 days in advance.
| Public Swim Descriptions |
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Participants are encouraged to pre-register to reserve a swim space in advance using our Online Program Registration website. Walk in reservations and payment will be accepted on site when space allows.
Public Swimming will take place at both the Lindsay Recreation Complex and the Forbert Memorial Pool in Bobcaygeon.
Schedule subject to change, cancellations may occur.
For questions regarding Public Swimming contact the Lindsay Recreation Complex at 705-324-9112, Forbert Memorial Pool at 705-738-5858 or e-mail the aquatics team.
Swim Descriptions:
| Fun Swim |
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This is an active, high activity and noisy swim time for all ages. The diving board will be open during Fun Swims. Public equipment is available. Personal equipment is permitted in the shallow end of the large pool and in the small pool. No equipment is allowed in the deep end of the large pool at any time. Snorkels are permitted. No length swimming.
Pool Admission Standards must be maintained at all times.
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| Adult Swim |
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This swim provides the opportunity for those 15 years and older to chat, relax and complete their personal fitness programs. This is a quiet swim. Lanes are available for swimming lengths, there will be public equipment available. Exercise/length swimming equipment will be available. Snorkels are permitted.
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| Fitness Swim |
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This swim is for all ages wishing to swim lengths. Public equipment is available. Exercise/length swimming equipment will be available for use. Snorkels are permitted.
Pool Admission Standards must be maintained at all times.
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| Fun/Fitness Swim |
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This is an active swim time for all ages where swimmers can choose to swim lengths or relax. The diving board will be open. Lanes will be adjusted based on demand. Public equipment will be available. Personal equipment is permitted in the shallow end of the large pool and in the small pool. No equipment is allowed in the deep end of the large pool at any time. Snorkels will be permitted.
Pool Admission Standards must be maintained at all times.
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| Sauna |
| The on-deck Sauna at the Lindsay Recreation Complex is available during Public Swim times to those attending the swim, or any patrons who hold a Swim Membership or a Squash Membership. |
| Aquaglide |
| The Aquaglide is a giant floating obstacle course that features jumping and balancing sections. Children 14 years of age or younger will be required to pass the Facility Swim Test in order to use the Aquaglide. |
| Diving Board/Diving Blocks |
| The Diving Blocks at the Lindsay Recreation Complex are open during Fitness Swims and Adult Swims only if a safety hazard does not exist. Diving Blocks are available in lanes 2 and 3 during Fun Swims. Those wishing to use the Diving Blocks must be able to pass the Facility Swim Test. Forward jumps or dives only – no flips, twists, somersaults, or backwards entries. |
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Public Swim Schedules
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Public Swim Schedules are available to view online through our Online Program Registration website.
| Free Sponsored Swim - June 12, 2023 |
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The Kawartha Lakes Parks and Recreation Division in partnership with Tina Doyle - RE/MAX All-Stars Realty Inc., Brokerage for Kawartha Lakes and surrounding areas are pleased to offer a free swim at the Lindsay Recreation Complex in June.
This free Fun/Fitness Swim will take place on Monday June 12, 2023 from 2:45pm to 3:45pm.
Registration will begin on Monday June 29. Limited space is available and pre-registration is recommended through the Kawartha Lakes Online Program Registration website. Participants are encouraged to pre-register to reserve a swim space in advance, walk in reservations and payment will be accepted on site when space allows.
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| Lindsay Recreation Complex Public Swim Schedule |
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Participants are encouraged to pre-register to reserve a swim space in advance using our Online Program Registration website. Walk in reservations and payment will be accepted on site when space allows.
View the Lindsay Recreation Complex Public Swim Schedule and register online
Lindsay Recreation Complex Public Swim Schedule - April 1 to June 12, 2023
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Sundays:
Adult Swim - 3pm to 4pm
Fun/Fitness Swim - 6pm to 8pm
Mondays:
Fitness Swim - 6:15am to 8am
Fun/Fitness Swim - 11am to 12pm
Adult Swim - 12pm to 1pm
Fun/Fitness Swim - 2:45pm to 3:45pm
Fun Swim - 7pm to 8pm
Fitness Swim - 8pm to 9pm
Tuesdays:
Fitness Swim - 6:15am to 8am
Adult Swim - 12pm to 1pm
Fun/Fitness Swim - 2:45pm to 3:45pm
Fitness Swim - 9pm to 10pm
Wednesdays:
Fitness Swim - 6:15am to 8am
Fun/Fitness Swim - 11am to 12pm
Adult Swim - 12pm to 1pm
Fun Swim - 7pm to 8pm
Fitness Swim - 8pm to 9pm
Thursdays:
Fitness Swim - 6:15am to 8am
Adult Swim - 12pm to 1pm
Fun/Fitness Swim - 2:45pm to 3:45pm
Fitness Swim - 9pm to 10pm
Fridays:
Fitness Swim - 6:15am to 8am
Fun/Fitness Swim - 11am to 12pm
Adult Swim - 12pm to 1pm
Fun/Fitness Swim - 2:45pm to 3:45pm
Saturdays:
Fitness Swim - 1pm to 2pm
Fun Swim - 2pm to 4pm
Book your swim at the Lindsay Recreation Complex online now
Schedules are subject to change. Contact the Lindsay Recreation Complex at 705-324-9112 or e-mail the aquatics team to confirm schedule.
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Schedules are subject to change. Contact the Lindsay Recreation Complex at 705-324-9112 or e-mail the aquatics team to confirm schedule.
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| Forbert Memorial Pool, Bobcaygeon Public Swim Schedule |
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Participants are encouraged to pre-register to reserve a swim space in advance using our Online Program Registration website. Walk in reservations and payment will be accepted on site when space allows.
View the Forbert Memorial Pool Public Swim Schedule and register online
Forbert Memorial Pool (Bobcaygeon) Public Swim Schedule - April 1 to June 12, 2023
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Adult Swim - 12pm to 1pm
Fitness Swim - 1pm to 2pm
Fun/Fitness Swim - 2pm to 4pm
Mondays:
Fitness Swim - 6:30am to 8am
Adult Swim - 11am to 12pm
Adult Swim - 12pm to 1pm
Tuesdays:
Fitness Swim - 6:30am to 8am
Adult Swim - 12pm to 1pm
Fitness Swim - 2:30pm to 3:30pm
Fun/Fitness Swim - 7pm to 8pm
Wednesdays:
Fitness Swim - 6:30am to 8am
Adult Swim - 11am to 12pm
Adult Swim - 12pm to 1pm
Thursdays:
Fitness Swim - 6:30am to 8am
Adult Swim - 12pm to 1pm
Fun/Fitness Swim - 7pm to 8pm
Fridays:
Fitness Swim - 6:30am to 8am
Adult Swim - 12pm to 1pm
Adult Swim - 1pm to 2pm
Saturdays:
Adult Swim - 1:15pm to 2:15pm
Fun/Fitness Swim - 2:15pm to 4pm
Book your swim at Forbert Memorial Pool online now
Schedules are subject to change. Contact the Lindsay Recreation Complex at 705-324-9112, Forbert Memorial Pool at 705-738-5858 or e-mail the aquatics team to confirm schedule.
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Schedules are subject to change. Contact the Lindsay Recreation Complex at 705-324-9112, Forbert Memorial Pool at 705-738-5858 or e-mail the aquatics team to confirm schedule.
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Public Swim Fees
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2023 Public Swimming Fees - Effective January 1, 2023
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| Children (under 15 years of age) |
$2.80 |
| Adults (ages 15 years and older) |
$5.25 + HST |
| Seniors (ages 60 years and older) |
$4.75 + HST |
| Lindsay Recreation Complex Swim and Health Members |
Free (fee included in Membership) |
Public Swim fees are subject to change.
Participants are encouraged to pre-register to reserve a swim space in advance using our Online Program Registration website. Walk in reservations and payment will be accepted on site when space allows.
For questions regarding Public Swimming please call the Lindsay Recreation Complex at 705-324-9112, Forbert Memorial Pool at 705-738-5858 or e-mail the aquatics team.
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| How to Register for a Public Swim |
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Participants are encouraged to pre-register to reserve a swim space in advance using our Online Program Registration website. Walk in reservations and payment will be accepted on site when space allows.
Participants can register up to 14 days in advance for their desired swim time.
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All new clients will be required to set up an account on our Online Program Registration website prior to being able to register online for a Public Swim time.
| How to set up an account |
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In order to register online for any of our aquatic programs or Public Swim new clients will be required to create an account for our Online Program Registration website.
How to create an account:
To get started visit our Online Program Registration website at: https://kawarthalakes.perfectmind.com
For the best registration experience, please use Google Chrome or Firefox. Using other browsers may produce unexpected results.
Steps on how to create an account:
1. Click on the 'Create an Account' button at the bottom of the login box.
2. Once all fields have been completed, click the 'Become Member' button at the bottom. You will receive a new temporary password by e-mail.
3. After clicking the 'Become Member' button, a new screen will open; on this screen you can edit your account information and add family members. Family members must be listed under your account in order for you to register them for a program.
Add all family member information so your account is up to date.
Once the family is updated, click on your name in the top right corner to log out and exit the web browser.
4. Check your e-mail and look for an e-mail from us. Click on the link in the e-mail and use the username and password provided in that e-mail to log in.
5. When you log in using the username and password that was e-mailed to you, users will be asked to reset their password.
Choose a password that is familiar to you so that you will remember it the next time you log in.
Once you click the 'Save' button, a notification will appear that you password has been successfully changed. Then log in using your username and updated password.
If you have any questions or require assistance setting up an account e-mail the Parks and Recreation Division or call 705-324-9112 during business hours.
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Once an account has been created for our Online Program Registration website, participants will then be able to register themselves or their family members for Public Swimming and Aquatic Programs.
How to register online for a Public Swim:
1. Log in to our Online Program Registration website at: https://kawarthalakes.perfectmind.com using your User Name (e-mail) and Password
2. Under 'Drop in programs' tab select 'Public Swimming'.
3. Use the calendar to view the schedule and select the swim type, date and time you wish to attend.
4. Once you have found your desired swim time, click the 'Book' button.
5. A new page will open, you will then review the swim information, once you have ensured it is the correct swim that you wish to register for, click the 'Book' button.
6. On the next screen you will be asked who you would like to book for the swim? Select the individual you wish to register/book for the swim and then click 'Next' button.
7. Review the Fee to pay and click the 'Next' button.
8. Review the information on the Cart Summary page to ensure that the all of information is correct and that you are registering for the correct desired swim time.
If the information is not correct, click on the 'Modify Booking' button to make the appropriate changes.
If you wish to add additional swims or register for any other programs click on the 'Book another event' button.
If all of the information is correct, click on the 'Checkout' button to proceed to the checkout.
9. You will now be directed to the Checkout screen. From here you will enter your payment information (credit card required), you will also be required to enter the billing information associated with the card.
Once the information is added, review your order summary and click on the 'Place My Order' button.
10. You will wait for a confirmation screen to appear confirming you have been successfully registered for the swim. You will now receive a confirmation e-mail to confirm your registration as well as a copy of your receipt.
For questions regarding registering online for a Public Swim please call 705-324-9112 during business hours or e-mail the Parks and Recreation Division.
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Existing clients can simply visit our Online Program Registration website at: https://kawarthalakes.perfectmind.com to register for the Public Swimming.
Forget your account password?
1. Visit our Online Program Registration website and click on 'Forgot your password?' at the bottom of the screen.
2. A new temporary password will be sent to the e-mail address associated with your Online Program Registration account.
3. Clients will be asked to reset their password. Choose a password that is familiar to you so that you will remember it the next time you log in.
Once you click the 'Save' button, a notification will appear that you password has been successfully changed.
Then log in using your username and updated password and you will now be able to access your account.
Locked out of your account? or for any other account related questions:
For assistance call us at 705-324-9112 during business hours or e-mail:recreation@kawarthalakes.ca
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| Pool Admission Standards |
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Pool Admission Standards assist lifeguards in maintaining adequate surveillance over the whereabouts and activities of young bathers while they are inside the pool enclosure.
Children 6 years of age and under must be directly supervised (within arm's reach) of a responsible person 15 years of age or older at all times regardless of swimming ability. The ratio of swimmers to guardians for this age group is 2:1.
Children 7, 8 and 9 years of age who are non-swimmers must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or group leader who is at least 15 years of age and responsible for their direct supervision.
The ratio of non-swimmers to parent or guardian may be a maximum of 4 bathers to 1 (4:1).
The ratio of non-swimmers to parent or guardian may be increased to a maximum of 8 bathers to 1 (8:1), if Lifejackets are worn by all non-swimmers.
To swim without direct supervision (within arm's reach) you must successfully complete the Facility Swim Test.
Individuals with serious medical conditions, especially seizure disorders, must be accompanied by a person knowledgeable of their condition and directly responsible for their supervision.
For questions regarding Pool Admission Standards by calling the Lindsay Recreation Complex at 705-324-9112 or Forbert Memorial Pool at 705-738-5858 during business hours or e-mail the aquatics team.
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Individuals must demonstrate comfort in the water, at the discretion of the lifeguard. The Facility Swim Test consists of:
- 1 minute of treading water (surface support). Ears must be above the surface.
- 2 uninterrupted widths of the pool without touching the pool bottom. Swimmers must have their face in the water a minimum of 4 times where they exhale and breathe. Goggle use is discouraged (full face masks are not permitted).
Aquatic staff reserves the right to ask any patron to complete the swim test at any time.
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We have a Wrist Band Policy to ensure that children have a safe and enjoyable swimming experience. This system allows staff to identify children at greater risk of accidents and ensure adequate supervision when in the pool area.
Red Wrist Band:
- All children 6 years of age and under must swim within arm's reach of a parent or guardian 15 years of age or older in a 2:1 Ratio;
- Children will be red banded before admittance to the pool.
Yellow Wrist Band:
- Children ages 7, 8 and 9 will be yellow banded before admittance to the pool;
- Children 7, 8 and 9 who do not pass the Facility Swim Test will remain yellow banded; those who do pass will be given a green band;
- Yellow banded swimmers must be monitored in the following ratios by a guardian: 1 guardian to 4 swimmers.
Green Wrist Band:
- Children ages 7-14 years of age who have passed the Facility Swim Test will be green banded before admittance to the pool;
- Swim test cards can be purchased at the front desk.
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Children ages 7, 8 and 9 are eligible to pay $2 for a Swim Test Passed Membership card upon successful completion of the Facility Swim Test.
These children must present their Green Wrist Band on their arm to the front desk to show proof of eligibility. A Swim Test Passed Membership card will be issued. Children can scan the card at the front desk and present it to Aquatics Staff to receive a Green Wrist Band upon entry.
Children ages 10-14 who wish to swim in the deep end of the pool may acquire the same Swim Test Passed Membership to be allowed in the deep end of the pool.
At any time, the Aquatics staff may ask a child to re-take the swim test if they feel the child does not demonstrate the ability to maintain the Swim Admission Standard.
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| Frequently Asked Questions |
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Below are frequent asked questions regarding Public Swimming and general pool rules:
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Is there an alternate way to register other than online?
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Registration for all Aquatics Programs takes place through our Online Program Registration website.
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How far in advance can I register for a Public Swim?
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| You can register up to 14 days in advance online for Public Swims through our Online Program Registration website. Limited space is available in all Aquatics Programming. |
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How do I cancel a Public Swim that I have registered for and can no longer attend?
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| To cancel a Public Swim that you have registered as for please contact us as soon as possible to allow the space to be opened up for someone else. To cancel a Public Swim time please call 705-324-9112 or e-mail: recreation@kawarthalakes.ca |
| Will training equipment be available for use at Public Swims? |
| Yes, pool/training equipment or toys will be available for public use. Swimmers may also bring their own equipment, should they choose to do so. Snorkels are permitted. |
Additional questions? contact the Parks and Recreation Division by calling 705-324-9112 during regular business hours or e-mail the aquatics team.
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