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Los Angeles Water Polo Club Sign-ups

The Los Angeles Water Polo Club is committed to offering programs for players of all ages, regardless of experience or skill level.

Instruction is offered in tactics, conditioning and overall knowledge (physical and psychological) of the game from a staff comprised of the best coaches in the United States. The program provides a wide-range of opportunities for the new and experienced player to maximize his or her potential.

Children from 6-18 train and compete in 10 different levels.

Trainings take place at Agoura HS, Calabasas HS, and Pierce College.

The spring session runs March 1- May 15 and costs between $100-$450, depending on the level of competition.

Los Angeles Water Polo Club is a non-profit organization and is not affiliated with any school. To find out more or to register please visit losangeleswaterpolo.com or call 818-495-LAWP.

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