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5 Health Benefits of Swimming For All Ages

Health Benefits of Swimming It is common knowledge that swimming is a great form of exercise. When you swim, your whole body is involved in the exercise, in other words, swimming uses the major muscle groups in the human body; from head and neck to legs and feet. For this reason, swimming is such a …


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Swimming Lessons for Toddlers and Under 3’s

Swimming Classes for Toddlers and Under 3’s Early swimming lessons for children can benefit them greatly. Swimming and water activities have a positive effect on children’s learning and their physical and psychological development. Shortly after we started operating in Feb 2010, we were repeatedly asked if we could provide swimming lessons for children under 3 …


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Practising ‘Push and Glide’; Learning Fundamentals of Swimming

Learning the Fundamentals with ‘Push & Glide’ Swimming requires a set of skills which can only be built over time by different practices.  A swimmer who swims with correct technique can travel in water with his/her body as close as possible to the surface of water. Swimmers need to do variety of drills and practices to learn …


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Termly Swimming Lessons Explained

What Are Termly Swimming Lessons Termly swimming lessons are swimming lessons which do follow a format of once-a-week lessons and normally are offered during school term time-though there are some swim schools which may also provide termly swimming lessons over the school holidays. Weekly lessons could be private, semi-private lessons or small group. Two Big …


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The Benefits of Early Years Children Swimming Lessons

A group of scientific researchers in  Australia have shown that participation in swimming lessons benefits the overall health and well-being of children. The results of a study at Griffith University in Queensland has revealed that children who learn how to swim at a young age have physical, social, intellectual and language development advantages compared to …


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