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    All About Recreational Swimming

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      Shaolin8
      last edited by

      Hi Isabell,

      most churches have jumbo sales, or they have a thrift shop.
      as your children are growing fast, there is no need to buy the expensive ones, or even new ones.
      My son has outgrown his shoes and swim clothes at the rate of twice per year. Hence, it was a waste of money buying him good ones, and then have to change them every 6 months.
      Hope the above helps, as I only saw this tread by chance.

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        Twinklesss
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        My 6yr old son after learning for 5mths, still don’t really know how to breath without the board and need the swimming board.


        is this normal? i was expecting him to know how to swim without the board…

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          heyhoe
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          I want to start off my youngest DS for swimming come next Jan, 2013. Any recommendation in Sengkang? I only want from 11am - 12pm to coincide with the other two DSs.


          Thanks!

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            Swimtutor
            last edited by

            Twinklesss:
            My 6yr old son after learning for 5mths, still don't really know how to breath without the board and need the swimming board.


            is this normal? i was expecting him to know how to swim without the board...
            Depending on the age. Here are some of my observation. To be able to swim at least a 10 meter without float/support..and 5 meter on your back.

            age 2 to 4 years old: 8 months to a year
            age 5 to 7 years old: 5 to 8 months
            age 8 to 12 years old: 3 to 6 months.

            So take this as your gauge. Thanks.

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              paithorn
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              Hi parents,


              for those who are sending their children for swimming lessons at public pools, what are the rates you paying?

              Thanks

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                Imami
                last edited by

                Swimtutor:
                Twinklesss:

                My 6yr old son after learning for 5mths, still don't really know how to breath without the board and need the swimming board.


                is this normal? i was expecting him to know how to swim without the board...

                Depending on the age. Here are some of my observation. To be able to swim at least a 10 meter without float/support..and 5 meter on your back.

                age 2 to 4 years old: 8 months to a year
                age 5 to 7 years old: 5 to 8 months
                age 8 to 12 years old: 3 to 6 months.

                So take this as your gauge. Thanks.

                Hi! Can u share with us the reason for the difference in length of time to master swimming? Is there a \"best time\" (eg 5yo) to learn to swim?

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                  Wolfgirl
                  last edited by

                  My girl’s previous instructor: $120 for 8 lessons in a group of 8 kids.

                  Public Holiday-- got make up lesson.
                  MC/Rain–no make up lesson.

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                    paithorn
                    last edited by

                    So it is pretty std of $60 for 4 lessons


                    Thanks

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                      Imami
                      last edited by

                      paithorn:
                      So it is pretty std of $60 for 4 lessons


                      Thanks
                      one hour per lesson?

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                        IMIM
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                        Imami:
                        paithorn:

                        So it is pretty std of $60 for 4 lessons


                        Thanks

                        one hour per lesson?

                        Yes I guess pretty standard $60 monthly , not 4 lessons..if you miss class it's consider 1 lesson so even if you attend 3 lessons for the month you still have to pay full.
                        Think have to be fair to the coaches cos if we go holiday, party , family function etc ...we can't expect the coaches to give us make up right?
                        Different coaches runs differently like some dun give any makeup even if it rain cos they its beyond their control!
                        So up to parents to decide whether to sign with that coach or not...best better ask and clear any doubts before signing up

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