Private Swimming Lessons Singapore
Building Future Champions, One Swim Lesson at a Time.
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Approach
Embracing a fun yet firm approach, our lessons make techniques easily accessible and enjoyable. We believe in fostering a positive and engaging environment to enhance the learning journey.
Safety
Safety stands as our foremost priority. With meticulous attention to water safety protocols, we create a secure learning space, giving both students and parents peace of mind.
Instructors
Our qualified and highly experienced instructors are the heart of Swim Ninja. They bring expertise, dedication, and a passion for teaching – ensuring students receive top-notch guidance in every lesson.
Fun
Fun is a key element in our curriculum, designed to ignite a love for swimming. By incorporating enjoyable activities, we create an atmosphere where learning becomes an exciting and memorable adventure for every student.
Hear from our previous clients
- 4 yo & above: Swim wear, Goggles, Kickboard (Optional)
- Toddlers (3 yo): Swim diapers, Favourite Toy
- Your coach may advise you to buy other equipment if needed.
Once lesson commences, class is considered fulfilled. In the event of bad weather halfway through the class, dryland will be conducted. Dryland training consists of fitness & conditioning work and/or theory modules to help swimmers understand the mechanics of swimming better. The level of difficulty for these dryland curriculums would be tailored according to the swimmers’ age group.
Dryland training reduce resistance for performing the movements and can help in the learning of each stroke since water is denser than air. With the combination of dryland training and water practice, learners will have a higher chance of mastering the swimming skills faster and better. Dryland training mainly consists of activities that build strength, endurance, improve stroke precision, improve stamina in swimming.
Yes, they can definitely learn how to swim. In fact, the breathing of warm, moist air (instead of cold, dry air) may actually help reduce the risk of asthmatic attacks.
However, it is always better to get your doctor’s opinion before starting the lessons.