Taxpayers can now register for winter recreation programs.
Non-taxpayers can register on December 10. Stay active and healthy this winter with swimming lessons, children's programs, adult fitness classes, march break camps and much more!
HHLC is a special type of swimming lesson for a special type of swimmer!
HHLC introduces young swimmers to ‘lifesaving sport’. They will improve stroke technique and endurance while incorporating increasingly complex aquatic skills. HHLC also promotes a healthy attitude towards competition – swimmers focus on achieving personal best times and improving their technique in a supportive, positive environment.
First time HHLC swimmers should register in Beginner. In order to participate, swimmers must have completed Swimmer 3 and be comfortable in deep water. After Beginner, swimmers will progress through Intermediate, Advanced, and Development based on Coach recommendations reflected on progress reports.
If you have questions about which level would be the best fit for you, please email our Recreation Coordinator of Aquatics.
How to register for Halton Hills Lifeguard Club |
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To register online, log into your online registration account and complete your transaction using a credit card. For those with limited computer access, we are happy to assist you by phone at 905-873-2600, ext. 2275. Staff are available 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday to help answer any questions you may have about program selection and registration. Please note that fees and registration times are different for non-residents of Halton Hills. Learn more about registration. |
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Program descriptions |
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1 - HHLC BeginnerPre-requisite: Complete Swimmer 3, can swim 25m easily and comfortable in deep water, age 7-15 years. This program offers participants ages 7-15 years an introduction to lifesaving sport skills while building on their swimming skills. In addition to swimming, this program promotes healthy lifestyles, teaches team building, fair play ethics in sport, and athlete responsibility. Athletes progress at their own pace through the Lifesaving Sport Fundamentals levels 1-3 in this program. 2 - HHLC IntermediatePre-requisite: Participation in the HHLC Beginner program. Participants focus on improving their lifesaving sport techniques, strength, endurance and speed. Athletes will increase their overall fitness and will improve skills needed to pursue advanced lifesaving qualifications. Athletes progress at their own pace through the Lifesaving Fundamentals levels 1-3 in this program. 3 - HHLC AdvancedPre-requisite: Participation in the HHLC Intermediate program. This program offers participants ages 7-16 years a continuation of the HHLC Lifesaving Sport Beginner level and introduces the concepts for lifelong training for health and fitness. In this program the athletes will continue to focus on having fun and will continue to learn new lifesaving sport skills. This program introduces long-term goal setting with respect to performance and staying healthy. It also introduces relay transitions from the starting bock, stroke refinement and longer workout sets in preparation for the Development program. Athletes progress at their own pace through the Lifesaving Sport Fundamentals levels 4 and 5 in this program. 4 - HHLC DevelopmentPre-requisite: Participation in the HHLC Advanced Program, minimum 12 years of age. Athletes review basic lifesaving sport techniques and are introduced to more advanced skills. Athletes refine their strokes and improve their overall fitness and stamina through challenging workouts. |
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HHLC schedule - Winter 2025 |
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Location: Georgetown Indoor Pool (entrance at the rear of Georgetown District High School), 70 Guelph St, Georgetown, 905-877-7721
All athletes are invited to participate in our Winter swim meet on Wednesday, March 19 from 4:00-7:00pm. |
