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At Double Time Swim Club, lessons are sold as monthly blocks: $225 for 4 lessons a month, $325 for 8 and $425 for 12. A 2.5-month season package is $500 for once a week, $750 for twice a week and $1000 for three times a week, which works out lower per month than paying month to month. Private one-to-one lessons are $75–$100 an hour. Prices exclude HST. Sibling and referral discounts apply on top.

Prices across Toronto vary widely between municipal programs, private clubs and one-to-one coaching. At Double Time Swim Club in North York the published rates are $225 for 4 lessons a month, $325 for 8 and $425 for 12, or $500 for once a week, $750 for twice a week and $1000 for three times a week for a 2.5-month season package, plus $75–$100 an hour for a private one-to-one lesson. Prices exclude HST. A second sibling receives 5% off, a third 10%, and new referrals 15% for that semester.

Yes. A season package covers 2.5 months paid as one total: $500 for once a week, $750 for twice a week and $1000 for three times a week. That is a lower monthly rate than paying month to month — $62.50 less over the term at every frequency. The lessons, coach and times are identical; you are paying up front for the term instead of monthly.

Yes. A private lesson is one hour, one-to-one with the coach, at $75–$100 an hour. The exact rate depends on the pool, the time of day and coach availability. They run at the North Park pool, 75 N Park Rd, Thornhill, and are booked session by session — on their own or alongside a monthly block.

Yes — lessons are sold as monthly blocks of 4, 8 or 12 rather than one lesson at a time, matching training once, twice or three times a week, and larger blocks cost less per lesson. There is also a 2.5-month season package paid as one total, which costs less per month again, and private one-to-one hours booked separately.

Yes. A second sibling receives 5% off and a third sibling receives 10% off. New swimmers who come to the club through a referral are eligible for a 15% discount for that semester.

There is no refund for missed practices, for any reason — but a missed practice can be made up in the following month. The full terms are set out in the club policy on this site.

Once a week keeps a swimmer moving forward steadily. Twice a week is the point at which technical corrections start to hold between sessions instead of resetting, and it is what most swimmers working on stroke changes should aim for. Three times a week suits swimmers training toward competition or working to a deadline.