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One-on-one swimming lessons for children and adults in Baku. Children's groups are for ages 3–12. ProFit Swimming operates across four city pools; formats vary by branch.
Individual lesson at a branch — 40 AZN · 60 minutes
Coaching and pool access included. See group packages in our prices; home-pool lessons are quoted separately.

Tell us who the lessons are for and how you would like to learn. Your coordinator receives your answers, so you will not need to start again.
Individual and group lessons at our branches last 60 minutes, with coaching and pool access included. Your coordinator will help agree a lesson time.
ProFit Swimming is a swimming school in Baku with four pools across the city. Since 2014 we have taught babies meeting water for the first time, schoolchildren, adults starting from zero, and people who had avoided pools for years because of fear.
We teach one-on-one and in groups for children aged 3–12. Ask the coordinator about group composition and participant numbers before booking; they can explain the formats at your chosen branch.
Lessons run in Azerbaijani, Russian and English, so a child is taught in the language they think in.
Backpack, desk and phone: from September the load on a schoolchild's back grows. The “Healthy back” program (7–17): swimming plus work on posture.
In one lesson (40 AZN) the coach:
How the child or adult behaves in the water: experience, fear, coordination.
Breathing, body position, basic movements.
A program, coach and branch to fit the goal. No package pushed on you.
The first one-on-one lesson costs 40 AZN for 60 minutes at all four branches. The coach and pool are included.
The coach meets the child on dry land first, then they enter the water together. What follows depends on who is in front of them. If the child has never been in a pool, the whole lesson may stay in the shallow end: splashing, blowing on the water, putting their face in. If they already swim, the coach looks at technique and works out where to begin.
At the end you get something concrete: the current level, what makes sense to build first, roughly how long it will take, and whether one-on-one or a group suits better.
What to bring: swimwear, a cap, a towel, flip-flops and goggles. Caps and goggles can be bought on site if forgotten.
The most common story we hear: the child has already been taken to a pool, and now they are afraid of the water. The reason is almost always the same. Someone decided that you just need to dunk them and it will pass.
It does not pass. The child learns that water is a place where things are done to them against their will, and after that they resist everything: the water, the coach, the whole idea of swimming.
We work differently. The coach moves at the child's pace and turns the lesson into a game: fetch a toy from the bottom, swim under the bridge, blow out a candle on the water. The child does not notice they are learning. They are playing, and the skill appears as a side effect.
Children and adults become comfortable in the water at their own pace. We cannot promise a number of lessons to overcome fear; discuss comfort and progress with the coach.
Timing depends on age, regularity and previous experience with water. There is no single lesson count that applies to everyone.
Children and adults develop skills at their own pace. The coach helps review current progress and discuss what to work on next.
We do not promise a result within a fixed number of lessons. Discuss your goals, regularity and comfort with the coach to understand the next steps.
Typical reasons people come to us: strengthening the back and working on posture for schoolchildren, muscle tone and early development for babies 0–3, getting back to the water after a break, “office back” in adults. In-water lessons are led by a ProFit coach on an individual program; the movement-and-posture part is run by our partner movement and posture studio Lifeline Studios.
One-on-one or in a group for children aged 3–12. Our main focus.
In the water together with a parent. The goal here is not technique but getting used to water and enjoying it together.
From any level, including people who cannot swim at all. Lessons are one-on-one, with no onlookers.
At the Aquasport branch on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 11:00 to 20:00 there are women-only hours: no men in the hall, and the coach is a woman too.
Wellness programmes for the back and posture, in-water lessons and work on movement. Not a medical service. If a diagnosis is present, lessons are held in agreement with your doctor.
A panoramic hotel pool, one-on-one lessons only.
Women-only hours are here.
A hotel pool with a spa area.
Choose by how easy the journey is. Regularity matters more than which pool looks best: a child driven across the whole city gives up sooner.
60 minutes at a branch, including the coach and pool. The first one-on-one lesson costs the same. At-home lessons are quoted separately.
We keep prices open, because we think it is normal for someone to be able to work everything out before picking up the phone.
A single one-on-one lesson is 40 AZN. Emerald one-on-one packages start at 25 AZN per lesson. Group lessons at Aquasport and Emerald cost 130 AZN for 12 (about 10.83 AZN each). Branch one-on-one and group lessons last 60 minutes, coach and pool included.