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One coached class plus two solo swims a week is the structure that works. What to do in each, and why the technique session is the one you must not skip.
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What to eat before a lesson, what to put in a child’s swim bag, and why everybody is starving two hours after they get out.
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Deep water aerobics is not shallow aqua aerobics. What the difference means, who each suits, and what to ask before joining a class.
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Considering water polo for your child? A Singapore swim coach explains the swimming standard required, what training involves, and the physical demands.
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What to look for in an antenatal aqua class, what a good instructor will ask you, and the warning signs that mean you leave the pool.
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The half hour of play between lessons is where confidence is built. Six games that teach the skills a class assumes, and the one rule that is never negotiable.
Instructor experience, qualifications and availability vary by programme and learner match. We aim to provide clear class information and a suitable enquiry pathway for learners of different ages and needs.