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    All About Inline Skating/Roller Blading

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      sean wife
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      Hi does anyone has any recommendation for personal coach for preschoolers who can conduct 1-1 lessons at a location chosen by us (jurong side)?


      Tks!

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        edmundv
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        Hi Sean Wife,


        in case you have not found your private one-to-one skating instructor for your child, do consider private lesson with Skateline.

        A 1-to-1 lesson is available at $80 per hour by an experienced professionally certified ICP instructor, your choice of time and location (subject to availability).

        All skates and gear will be included, plus Personal Accident Insurance coverage.

        For more information, you can email [email protected] or call 6289-4378. You can also find out more at http://www.skateline.com.sg.

        You are also welcome to ask any skating related questions in this thread and we will be happy to answer them.

        Edmund
        Skateline

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          mamachen
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          hi, im thinking to enrol my boys for rollerskating… but my younger son is 3yo, is he too young? Read online that the earliest to start is 5yo…


          Also, any mum&dad have recommendation at Tampines/Pasir Ris/Simei?

          Tks!!!

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            edmundv
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            Dear Mamachen,


            yes, generally Asian children can start to inline-skate successfully at about 4 years old. This also depends on how physically active the child is. If a child is already cycling (doesn’t matter 2, 3 or 4 wheels) and swimming, the child is more likely to have developed thigh muscles and is more likely to be successful at picking up the sport.

            The youngest Asian child we know have learnt to skate successfully is 2.5 years. On the other hand, we also have 7-year olds who are struggling to learn because they are not physically active.

            So the short answer is, your child can start at about 4 to 5. The more physically active the child already is, the higher the chance of successfully mastering the sport as a lifelong skill at this age.

            Skating is useful for improving motor skills of developing children, especially in the area of fore-aft balance, lateral motion and hand-leg coordination.

            Skateline has a pro-shop and lesson venue at Pasir Ris Sports and Recreation centre (120 Pasir Ris Central) and conducts lessons every weekend in a sheltered area there. You are welcome to call us at 65830098 for more details.

            I hope this is useful for you.

            Edmund
            Skateline

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              Idono
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              Hi Skateline,


              I’ve actually left my particulars of my child to be matched up for group lesson half a year ago. So far, I didn’t hear any replies. Is it that if I can’t form my own group, I won’t be able to join any group lessons?

              Thanks

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                mamachen
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                Hi Edmund


                Tks for the info!

                Perhaps let my younger boy get his swimming for another 6months and see how things goes. As for my older boy, I have left my particulars for matching. So far only got a call from sunny, but later no news if I can get a class formed as I only have 2 (including myself)…

                Hope to hear back from him again as I really hope to get the lesson started soon!!
                Cheers!!

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                  Idono
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                  mamachen, I need to form a class too. What is your preferred time slot?

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                    JJ1111
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                    My kids learned from http://www.doorstepskating.com/slots.php. The coach teaches at your doorstep.


                    I am not related to to the coach. My kids learn from him last year. I feel he is quite good.

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                      mamachen
                      last edited by

                      hihi idono


                      sent you a pm!! 🙂 hope we can form a class!!!

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                        Idono
                        last edited by

                        Sorry for late reply, i usually check forum every now & then only!

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