
Swim Meets
Adaptive Swim Meets
Who can compete?: Anyone who is at least 3 years old, they do not have to be enrolled in AIA programs to join. We will happily accept adult competitors as well!
What makes it adaptive? Each race will consist of swimmers competing against their peers while using floats (provided by AIA) with the help of an instructor or adult volunteer. There will not be any disqualifications; the goal is to create a supportive environment for everyone to show their loved ones they are not only capable of hard things, but unstoppable when given the right opportunity!
What is the cost? It is $20 for every participating swimmer. They will receive a swim team shirt and ribbon for each event they swim. Spectator tickets are available for $3/youth and $5/adults.
**All proceeds will go toward funding the AIA swim lesson scholarships.**
Regulation supports:
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A social narrative for swimmers to review beforehand to support their understanding of something unfamiliar.
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A sensory-friendly room near the pool with fidgets, comfort items, and a sound machine.
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An open swim lane for swimmers who struggle with transitioning in and out of the pool. We kindly ask for at least one family member to get in with anyone who will be using this option :)
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Swimmers will be given the option to stay with their families while waiting for their turns or join our lane cheerleaders.
The next meet:
Saturday, December 19th
Omaha's Home for Boys (4343 N 52nd St.)
Check in: 5:45 pm
Meet Starts: 6:00 pm
Click to sign up
Event options:
-Motorcycle noodle
-Normal noodle
-Float belt and/or flippers on stomach
-Float belt and/or flippers on back
-Freestyle without any floats
-Backstroke without any floats
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Typical Swim Meets
Who can compete?: Anyone aged 5 to 18 who can independently swim the length of the pool without support from adults or flotation devices.
What does a meet look like? These meets are hosted by the Salvation Army Kroc Center. We compete against the Kroc Center's swim team and they are incredibly welcoming of our swimmers! The purpose of these meets is to introduce swimmers to competitive meets without the additional pressure to have flawless technique.
Swimmers can choose if they want to start their races in the pool, by jumping in, or diving. While correct technique without stopping is encouraged, there will not be any disqualifications for stopping halfway or doing the wrong stroke.
What is the cost? It is $20 for every participating swimmer. They will receive a swim team shirt and ribbon for each event they swim. Spectators are welcome at no cost.
**All proceeds will go toward funding the AIA swim lesson scholarships.**
Held monthly on the
last Thursday of the month
Salvation Army Kroc Center (2825 Y St.)
Warm ups: 6:05 pm
Meet Starts: 6:20 pm
Event options:
-Elementary backstroke
-Freestyle
-Backstroke
-Breaststroke
-Butterfly






















