The Pool at the North Charleston Sports Complex
The Pool at the North Charleston Sports Complex
What to expect from the indoor pool on Monitor Street, and which of our programs run there.
Register your swimmer →The North Charleston Sports Complex pool is at 1455 Monitor Street, in the Park Circle area of North Charleston. It is one of our two indoor pools, and along with the North Charleston Aquatic Center it is where our fall and winter lessons happen.
Indoor, year round, every age
1455 Monitor Street, North Charleston. An indoor pool, so lessons are not limited to the summer season. We teach swimmers from 6 months old through adults here.
Our two indoor pools
North Charleston Sports Complex
North Charleston Aquatic CenterNorth Charleston Sports Complex
1455 Monitor Street, North Charleston (Park Circle). Indoor pool.
North Charleston Aquatic Center
8610 Patriot Boulevard, North Charleston. Indoor pool.
Both are indoor. If one has a class time that suits you better than the other, you are only a short drive apart. Our full list of North Charleston options is in swim lessons in North Charleston.
Programs taught at the Sports Complex
Parent and child
Seal & Pup for 6 months to 3 years, with a parent in the water.
Preschool and kids
Toddler Transition for ages 2 to 3, Pre-K for ages 2 to 4, and Big Kid Levels 1 to 5 for ages 5 to 8.
Tweens and teens
Tween to Teen Levels 1 to 5 for ages 8 to 15, and Young Adult classes for ages 16 to 18.
Adults
Classes for adults 18 and up, including adults who are afraid of the water.
Adaptive
Private lessons with Swim Angelfish certified instructors.
Military Test Prep
Sessions are held at the North Charleston Aquatic Center or the North Charleston Sports Complex.
Military Test Prep covers the swim tests for the Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and ROTC. There is a fuller explanation in our military swim test prep guide.
What to bring
- A swimsuit that stays put when your swimmer moves
- A towel, and a second one if your swimmer gets cold easily
- Goggles, if your swimmer already uses them
- A swim diaper for babies and toddlers who need one
- A change of clothes for afterwards
We go through this in more detail, including what not to bother packing, in what to bring to swim lessons.
Your first visit
Arrive with time to change
Give yourself enough time to get changed and find the pool deck without rushing your swimmer.
Meet the instructor
Tell them anything useful about your swimmer, including nerves or past experiences in the water.
Decide where to sit
Whether to watch depends on the child, and there is no single right answer.
Our instructors are lifeguard certified, CPR and first aid certified, and background checked. Our founder has more than 30 years of aquatics experience.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the North Charleston Sports Complex pool?
Is it an indoor pool?
Which classes run at the Sports Complex?
Do you teach adaptive lessons there?
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Book a lesson at the Sports Complex
Register online and choose the North Charleston Sports Complex.
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