Founded in 2018 by Olympian Kareem Ennab, Piranha Swim Team makes learning to swim fun and engaging for kids. Using swimming games and a structured curriculum, trained coaches boost confidence, teach essential skills, and make every session enjoyable—whether your child is a beginner or already loves the pool.
Where to Find Piranha Swim Team in Amman
Looking for a place where your child can learn to swim and have fun? You can visit the Piranha Swim Team – Sweifieh Amman location for swimming sessions and training. The team also operates at Arab Model Schools – Tla’a Al Ali and Al-Hussein Youth City – Sport Circle, Amman.
Contact & Email:
- Sweifieh, Amman: +962 79 700 5222
- Tla’a Al Ali: +962 79 744 1199
- Sport Circle, Amman: +962 79 022 0332
- Email: [email protected]
Working Hours:
- Saturday to Thursday: 6:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Friday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Pools are open daily except on most public holidays.
Why Water-Based Games Are Essential
Children learn best when they’re having fun. Structured lessons are important, but games transform learning into an enjoyable experience. Through games, kids improve coordination, strengthen muscles, enhance endurance, and learn valuable water safety habits — all while laughing and playing. They also help reduce fear or anxiety around water, making swimming a positive and confidence-building experience from the start.
1. Treasure Hunt
This classic swimming game turns the pool into an underwater adventure. Instructors scatter small toys, coins, or diving rings at different depths, and children dive to collect them. Younger swimmers can search in shallow areas, while older ones explore deeper water.
- Skills developed: Breath control, diving technique, and underwater orientation.
- Pro tip: Add a point system to make it a fun competition.
2. Marco Polo
“Marco!” “Polo!” — the laughter-filled calls of this timeless pool game make it a favourite for kids everywhere. One child, with eyes closed, calls “Marco,” and others respond “Polo” while swimming away quietly. Using sound alone, the seeker tries to tag others.
- Skills developed: Spatial awareness, reaction time, and directional listening.
- Variation: Add “Fish out of water,” where players leaving the pool can be tagged.
3. Ring Toss
Ring Toss combines fun and precision. Floating targets are placed in the pool, and children toss rings to land them on the targets. The game can be adjusted by changing the distance or size of rings to suit skill levels.
- Skills developed: Hand-eye coordination, aim, and concentration.
- Tip: Set a timer or introduce teams for friendly competition.
4. Pool Noodle Jousting
Few activities bring as many smiles as this one. Kids balance on pool noodles while trying to “joust” each other off using another noodle. It’s safe, silly, and full of energy.
- Skills developed: Balance, coordination, and core strength.
- Safety reminder: Play in shallow water and keep the hits light.
5. Bubble Blowing Contest
Perfect for beginners, this simple activity focuses on breath control — a key skill in swimming. Children blow bubbles underwater, trying to make the biggest or longest-lasting ones.
- Skills developed: Breath control and water comfort.
- Creative twist: Try “bubble art” and have kids form shapes with bubbles.
6. Freeze Tag
This energetic game brings playground fun to the pool. One swimmer is “it” and tags others, who must freeze until another player frees them.
- Skills developed: Speed, teamwork, and quick thinking.
- Variation: Use specific strokes like freestyle or breaststroke for movement.
7. Sponge Toss
Kids love this creative twist on target games. They soak sponges and throw them at floating targets or try to land them in buckets. It’s refreshing and fun, especially on hot days.
- Skills developed: Aim, timing, and upper-body coordination.
- Make it fun: Award points for different distances or target sizes.
How Piranha Swim Team Makes Learning Fun
At Piranha Swim Team, lessons aren’t just about technique — they’re about fostering a lifelong love of swimming. By incorporating these games into their swimming programs, coaches create a balanced approach that combines skill-building with enjoyment. Children learn to respect the water, push their limits safely, and celebrate every milestone along their journey.
Each class is designed to build confidence gradually, ensuring every child feels supported and encouraged. Whether it’s mastering a new stroke or diving for a hidden treasure, every activity contributes to stronger, happier, and more capable swimmers.
In the End
Integrating Games with Swimming is more than just entertainment — they’re a fun and effective way to teach important aquatic skills. They help children overcome fear, improve performance, and stay motivated throughout their swimming journey. When kids laugh, play, and learn together, the pool becomes more than a training space — it becomes a place where confidence and joy grow hand in hand.
