SwimBox is a swim-technique studio at 5183B Lee Highway in Arlington that teaches one-on-one and semi-private lessons in an Endless Pool using video analysis and underwater mirrors for immediate feedback. It works with beginners through competitive age-group swimmers, triathletes and masters swimmers, and also offers open swim and underwater treadmill sessions. The studio does not take children under 7 unless they can already swim a 25-meter length unassisted, and its published offerings are private coaching rather than any camp program.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact SwimBox directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Jennifer BelandMatt is wonderful. My daughter looks forward to her sessions with him. She was nervous but she was immediately comfortable with him. He is patient, knowledgeable and a great coach! Already looking forward to her next session!
★★★★★Sheila DuffyI recently started swimming again to train for a triathlon relay, and working with Dominic at SwimBox has completely changed how I think about swimming. Instead of just drilling technique, he’s been reteaching me how to swim using a more holistic, functional approach that makes the water feel effortless rather than exhausting. His coaching style is incredibly intuitive and encouraging, and he has a real talent for breaking down movement patterns in a way that actually clicks. I’m swimming more efficiently, feeling more confident in the water, and genuinely enjoying the process again. If you’re an adult swimmer returning to the sport, training for an event, or just trying to become a more natural and efficient swimmer, I can’t recommend Dominic highly enough.
★★★★★jameelyusuf06 YusufOne of the best investments I ever made in myself. I had to learn freestyle and butterfly as an adult and it was not easy even with my athletic background. But they have a lot of coaches here who have swam NCAA D1 and have taught at all levels. I worked with Dan McGuire who was an extremely knowledgeable sprint freestyle swimmer. He broke down the stroke more than any coach I’ve ever worked with. Brilliant coaches here.
★★★★★Brian O'ConnorSwimBox is fantastic. I've been swimming off and on for ~10 years now, but mostly just trudging through without much understanding of what I should or shouldn't be doing as I swim. In a handful of lessons I have already shaved around 20% off my times - all while also learning different strokes other than freestyle. The attention to detail that I've gotten in my instruction is genuinely impressive. If you're on the fence you should definitely try it out.
★★★★★Sarah MossburgStarted lessons at Swimbox with Dominic this last fall since swimming is the weakest of my three disciplines in Triathlon. It has been GREAT! Dominic's coaching is incredibly helpful. At each lesson I feel like I make amazing progress as he gives me very specific tips to what I can do to improve my technique. Swimming is so technical and learning to do it the right way as an adult is hard! Dominic focuses on helping you swim faster without injuries. I'm learning how to use the right muscles instead of the wrong ones. I have spent countless hours watching swim videos on-line trying to figure out what the best way to improve my technique without feeling like I was making a lot of progress, but the in-person 1-1 at Swimbox has been invaluable because Dominic tells me and shows me what I need to work on. Being able to see my stroke in the mirror while I'm swimming gives me immediate feedback. And Dominic video-tapes and plays back to show me what happens out of the water as well. Definitely recommend lessons here to improve technique and stay injury free.