Kendall is one of the few areas where we teach more lessons at community and HOA pools than at private backyard pools. That changes a few things about how a lesson gets set up, mostly around access and timing rather than the instruction itself.
Some Kendall communities let residents sign in an instructor as a guest with no paperwork. Others require the instructor's name submitted to the front gate 24 hours ahead, or a temporary parking pass. We ask about this during booking so there's no awkward five minutes at the gate on lesson day.
A handful of Kendall community pools close for cleaning mid-morning on weekdays, which can catch new clients off guard if they assumed the pool was open all day. Once we know a family's community. We build the lesson time around the pool's actual schedule. Not a generic one.
Tell us your community and we'll work out access before the first lesson.
See Kendall Lessons