The Greater Columbus Swim School

GCSS Swimming Lessons are back at Columbus Academy. We are still taking late registrations for Sunday classes. Contact Steve Nye at [email protected] or 614-478-5445.

GCSS Columbus Academy location now taking registrations for our April 18 to May 16 session of lessons there at CA. Go to www.gcsto.com and cursor over the SWIM LESSON tab. Select the REGISTER NOW tab beneath. Call 614-478-5445 for more information.

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Greater Columbus Swim School April 5 Openings for Swimming Lessons. Warm water, warm air, zero cases of COVID to date and excellent instruction from the longest standing swim team lesson program in central Ohio. Private and semi-private lessons available and adjustable scheduling to fit your private scheduling needs all from a program that has helped to set the standard for over 30 years. Current operations at CORE 44-Fitness Wyandotte 4 days per week. Columbus Academy Sunday lessons to begin mid April. Contact Steve Nye at [email protected] for more information or see www.gcsto.com.

GCSTO Swim Team Openings For Competitive Swimmers: GCSTO starts up its' spring season for competitive swimmers on April 5. Screening nights for swimmers new to the team will be held the week prior. Contact GCSTO head coach Steve Nye at 614-478-5445 or [email protected]. Visit www.gcsto.com and scroll down to the bottom to get registered.

Greater Columbus Swim School - April swimming lesson registrations open March 22 for our CORE 44 Fitness-Wyandotte location. Register at https://www.teamunify.com/.../page/lesson-registration. Warm water, warm air, excellent instructors. More information at www.gcsto.com under our SWIM LESSON tab. Columbus Academy location restarting soon!
614-478-5445 for more info.

Greater Columbus Swim Team of Ohio (GCSTO) Spring Swimming Season Registration Information

Join a time-team that not only caters to all levels of swimming abilities but who has also produced more world ranked athletes and more international team members than any other central Ohio team. We are now in our 5th decade under the same leadership and look forward to working with the next generation of aspiring athletes.
Our spring season information is available and up on line at www.gcsto.com. See the first drop down tab under the SWIM TEAM tab on our home page to go directly to that information. Contact GCSTO head coach Steve Nye at 614-478-5445 or [email protected] for more information.

Registrations open Feb. 25 for anyone who was not on our team this past fall/winter!

Note that we are also hiring new coaches for those who may be interested. Interested individuals should contact coach Nye.

Greater Columbus Swim School March 5 - March 29 Session Registrations Are Open

Registration: https://www.teamunify.com/team/ohgcst/page/lesson-registration

Location: CORE 44-Wyandotte located at 5198 Riding Club Lane in Whitehall

Private & (same household) Semi-Private Classes Available

Tentative Class Days & Times:

Mondays (anywhere between 4:00 & 7:45 p.m.)

Fridays (anywhere between 4:00 & 7:45 p.m.)

Saturdays (anywhere between 2:10 & 5:00 p.m.)

Sundays (anywhere between 4:00 & 6:00 p.m.)

GCSTO Offices: 614-478-5445

SPRING SWIMMING TEAM INFORMATION ALSO AVAILABLE AT THIS NUMBER

Greater Columbus Swim Team of Ohio - Lesson Registration Registering for swim lessons.

The Greater Columbus Swim Team of Ohio Is Happy To Announce Our Next Session of Swimming Lessons!

Winter Session 3: March 5 - March 29, 2021... Registrations Open To The Public March 15

Location: CORE 44-Wyandotte located at 5198 Riding Club Lane in Whitehall

Costs: 20-minute private lessons - $95, 30-minute private lessons - $140, 30-minute semi-private lessons - $74


Class Days & Times

Mondays (anywhere between 4:00 & 7:45 p.m.): March 8, 15, 22 & 29

Fridays (anywhere between 4:00 & 7:45 p.m.): March 5, 12, 19 & 26

Saturdays (anywhere between 2:10 & 5:00 p.m.): March 6, 13, 20 & 27

Sundays (anywhere between 4:00 & 6:00 p.m.): March 7, 14, 21 & 28

Register at www.gcsto.com

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For those who may still feel skepticism about whether masking/ distancing/sanitizing procedures makes any difference in our fight against COVID you might want to to consider one thing... what's happened to FLU season? How many of us have had the flu or had friends have the flu or have had their schools shut down because of the flu? No, the flu didn't magically disappear and yes testing might be so COVID focused that they may not be catching as many flu cases but, regardless, there seems to have been taken a HUGE step forward in knocking transmission of the flu this year and that begs the question as to how we did that. There are plenty of schools with on-site learning that are seeing almost no cases of the flu whatsoever. If our masks/distancing/sanitizing procedures are in any way responsible for that knowing how devastating flu season has been in the past one might wonder just how much worse this pandemic could be without these precautions. Thanks to our participants and families for your help adhering to our stringent guidelines!