Foss Swim School

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Foss Swim School was founded by Jon Foss and Susan Foss in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1993. It is currently the largest swim school in the USA^{[citation needed]} and has been since 1999. Jon has been named in the who’s who in aquatics, Splash Magazine. Foss Swim School currently operates eight year round locations in the twin cities, and licenses programming to seven country clubs and outdoor pools.

Currently they have some 22 levels of instruction. The core of the program is a set of training techniques invented and developed by Jon Foss.

[edit] Founders

Jonathan Foss (bio) coach Foxjet Swim Club 1987-1995, Eden Prairie High School 1996-2001, founder and coach Aquajets 2002-2007, teacher, inventor, director of the US Swim School Association 2002-2005. Founder Pure Blue Swim Shops,^{[citation needed]} director 1997-2007. Founder and Owner Foss Swim School 1993 to present. Currently CEO Foss Swim Schools.

Susan Foss, cofounder and COO, Foss Swim Schools 1993 to Present.