Adult education classes in Solana Beach, California

The Pardee Aquatics Center, located at 533 Lomas Santa Fe Drive in Solana Beach, California, is a health and school institution that offers a wide range of aquatic amenities for both competitive and recreational swimmers. The center features two regulation length 25-yard pools, spacious locker rooms, indoor and poolside showers, a fitness center, a snack bar, and other aquatic facilities. It is also home to the nationally recognized Rancho San Dieguito Swim Team. The center offers youth swim lessons, adult lap swim, and a Solana Beach Swim Masters Program year-round. Additionally, the pools and lanes are available for rent. The center also offers swim classes for children, with sessions available throughout the summer. Discount passes for the facilities can be purchased in person, and lifeguard certification courses are also available. The Rancho San Dieguito Swim Team is a competitive, year-round program affiliated with USA Swimming. The center also has a fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment and personal trainers available. The institution is also a partner of the Make a Splash initiative, which aims to provide swimming lessons to children across the country and educate them on water safety.

Studio 540 Jiu Jitsu, located at 540 Stevens Avenue in Solana Beach, California, is a health institution that offers a variety of classes for both adults and kids. We welcome practitioners from any school and art, without judgment or bias, aiming to create a positive and knowledge-sharing environment. Our classes include adult and kids gi jiu jitsu, no-gi submission grappling, and Muay Thai. Jiu Jitsu, a fighting system with roots in Japan and Brazil, focuses on taking down and controlling opponents using joint locks and chokes.

North County Aikikai is a health institution located at 813 Academy Drive in Solana Beach, California. Our school is dedicated to the art of Aikido, following the teachings of Morihei Ueshiba and T.K. Chiba Shihan. We strive to control aggression without causing harm, embodying the art of peace. Our community of Aikido practitioners values mutual respect and commitment, engaging in rigorous training rooted in Japanese culture and etiquette. Chief instructor Coryl Crane Shihan, who trained under Chiba Shihan for over 30 years, leads our school with traditional principles while incorporating her own cultural experiences.