Are you part of the bandwagon that doesn’t esteem swimming skills and techniques? It is time to quit this team! Many of us probably believe that swimming is one of those in-born skills that cannot be taught. Naive? Yes, but this notion is quite common. Contrary to this common belief, swimming is a sport that can and should be taught and this is why at Buena Vista Swimming Complex we offer Swimming Lessons Children that offers a win-win program for both you and your child; convenient for your child and pocket- friendly to you.
Why choose us? Professionally, we are cut from a different sleeve from the rest. As our esteemed client, we aim to offer nothing but quality personalized service that guarantees to give you ultimate value for your money. We recognize that time is a priced asset to you and getting even an hour from your crowded schedule can be nothing short of nailing jelly to a wall. This why we have a program that fits right into your schedule without having to cancel a doctor’s appointment or that business breaking meeting with a client who has driven from miles out of town. We offer personal attention for your child with a swim instructor, all you have to do is tell us where and when and we will come running!
As if this isn’t enough, we go even further to grant you the liberty to choose from a range of private, semi- private or group lessons. Each is suited to sharpen specific skills, anything from comfort to competitive swimming. You just say the word. No matter, where or when, we stick to professional swimming techniques discharged by top notch certified instructors. They will teach your child the basic moves to the dance; arm movement, body position and breathing techniques. Having mastered these skills, we guarantee that you won’t have to worry about injury and your child’s form and appearance in the water will be a sight to behold.
Why is your child safe with us? We are family of The Swim Safer Program in Singapore
Here it’s all about confidence in the water. This is obviously a priced pre-requisite in swimming. The child should also develop independence and grasp general skills in both deep and shallow-end water safety. Techniques on focus here are: backward and forward movement, safe entry into the water and exit likewise. Personal water survival skills are also introduced at this stage. This is a one- off stage so unsuccessful participants cannot proceed!
Having made it over the first bump, your child takes on a brand new challenge. Here it’s all about fundamental water skills, simply put, swimming. The skills taught require a bit more sophistication. Step entry into the water without any external help, sculling, diving with the feet first, and water safety alertness in any water body. At the end of this detailing, your child should be bold enough to not only go to the deep end, but also float!
Welcome to the third stage of this technically proficient program. The camera lenses are shifted and it’s now all about personal water survival and perfection of swimming stroke skills. The young swimmer can now move back and forth in the water without any specific stroke making it the perfect time to teach the basic rescue skills. A successful young swimmer should showcase underwater skills, sculling and an apt usage of the floatation device. A 50-metre swimming distance is prescribed and encouraged at this stage
This involves more of polishing pre-acquired skills rather than learning new ones. They are taught how to perfect their swimming stroke skills and personal water survival skills alike. The swimmer should be able to do these things: showcase different strokes, hold their breath under water through a distance of 100 metres. The only new lesson of the day are the principles, some, of water craft safety, the other old lessons keep on rolling.
Just like the introductory stages of the previous stage, this is a refinery stage as well. It focuses on both swimming and personal water survival skills but through a prescribed swimming distance of 200 metres! Things get really interesting at this stage.
This is the epic finale stage also called SwimSafer Gold. Things are a bit more complex and it stretches your child’s abilities a little further. The young swimmer is needed to swim 400 metres and at the same time have good rescue skills, water knowledge and diving skills to write home about.
It is important to remember that this is a fun filled and extremely safe program for your child. However, as a parent, keep your guard up. Make sure you get well polished training instructors who not only understand the concepts of the program but also have a knack to teach and relate well with your child. Also check if they have a proven track record. Ultimately, don’t lose sight of the fact that the child still remains yours and you understand his or her abilities best. Be sure to bring the trainer up to beat with this vital information. Supervise your child’s progress letting hi, or her dancing to the beat of her own pace. Contact us; we will make it all happen.
