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    Ang Peng Siong Swimming School

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    • W Offline
      westie33
      last edited by

      hquek:
      Very structured. Progress depends on how easily the child takes to water. Some kids progress very fast, others take a long time. DS1 was with them previously. I couldn't take the parking crazy (at farrer park) and switched to private coaching.

      My daughter withdrew
      after being coached by one of the PRC coaches. She started with local coaches but changed once she reached advance stage - two more stages to go before graduation. Her PRC coach was totally irresponsible - a young guy named Lee. He simply asked the students to swim here there w/o correcting their strokes. Made jokes & walked around. My daughter & another student (friend of mine) now continuing with private trainer. Think APS should seriously look at engaging PRC coaches. :imdrowning:

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        hquek
        last edited by

        Sorry, not quite updated. Friend enrolled her kid under a local. He is very good. Hers was scared of water, but somehow overcame her fear under him. Guess its a lot of luck.

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          titank
          last edited by

          hquek,


          Care to share the charges of the private coach? Male or female? Just to want to have a backup plan if the current swimming school keep changing coaches.

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            Kodomosuki
            last edited by

            Ang Peng siong just an legend..

            No more..
            School lousy..
            My kids attended..
            NO patient ..
            Quit..
            School of APS runs by his wife..
            If you have any complain , she don't entertain 😞
            Lousy lousy ..

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              westie33
              last edited by

              Kodomosuki:
              Ang Peng siong just an legend..

              No more..
              School lousy..
              My kids attended..
              NO patient ..
              Quit..
              School of APS runs by his wife..
              If you have any complain , she don't entertain 😞
              Lousy lousy ..
              My personal comments on your feedback:

              Feedback - Ang Peng Siong just a legend
              Reply - Agree. He don't visit or check the school. Wife runs the show.

              FB - No patient
              R - Half agree. Diff coaches diff style. Depends on yr luck. The PRC guys
              dun care

              FB - ..Mrs Ang dun entertain complain
              R - Can't agree more.

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                titank
                last edited by

                Ang Peng Siong never teach so no chance to train be a 小飞鱼?

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                  hquek
                  last edited by

                  Titank, I pm you.

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                    Shaolin8
                    last edited by

                    I like the Singaporean young coaches. They helped my son swim well. I put him in APS as my own swim techniques are of poor quality. They have raised my son’s standards.


                    My neighbour’s son, after swimming for a few years in APS has just left. He was under the PRC coaches, who were just there shouting swim swim but does not correct the errors in the strokes. So his father says, waste of time.

                    As a beginner, I say, go for APS.

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                      Wolfgirl
                      last edited by

                      They teach good strokes and techniques.


                      Foreign coaches are there to coach, not teach.

                      If you are in the team, you need little correction on your strokes.
                      If you need correction on your strokes, you should not be in the team.

                      If you need to improve your strokes for competitions, there are the competitive teams.
                      You can pay for individualised sessions with coaches anywhere. Need not go to swim schools.

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                        Shaolin8
                        last edited by

                        Hi Wolfgirl,

                        we should take the feedback of Kodomosuki, Westie33, Titank,Hquesk and others, as very beneficial. They were speaking the reality and their experiences, which I have learnt and then preempt in the swimming classes.

                        I have personally seen the team swimmers, and some of them have deplorable swim techniques, which if not corrected, will place them at the losing end of competitions. Hence, it is important that coaches and teachers and instructors, scrutinise every student’s strokes, breathing techniques, movement techniques, final dash techniques, etc, and correct them before it is too late for the potential Olympic swimmers.

                        Hence, all who teach/coach/instructs must do their jobs well.
                        I am not an APS staff (just in case I am promoting too much of the school), but just an ordinary parent who saw some good works done by the APS staff. But in any organisations, there are bound to be a few bad elements.

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