🥽 The swimming course is designed for both adults and children, suitable for all levels – from those who have never been in the water to those who know basic swimming but need to improve their technique. The teaching method is student-centered: the instructor closely follows each student throughout the learning process, ensuring that each step is thoroughly guided from psychology, technique, to practice in a real environment.
Classes are held in the afternoon from 1 PM to 8 PM on weekdays. Only Saturday and Sunday will have classes all day to accommodate students with fixed work schedules. Students can choose to learn 1:1 or in small groups (2–4 people) to increase effectiveness and comfort during practice.
In addition, the course does not just stop at "knowing how to swim," but also focuses on swimming with the correct technique, breath control, and handling situations when encountering emergencies in the water – this is very important for both children and adults.
Course with a clear roadmap for each stage:
Stage 1 – Getting acquainted with water
Practice psychological skills such as getting used to depth, relaxing the body, holding breath underwater, and proper mouth-nose breathing. Learn basic floating and gliding techniques.
Stage 2 – Learning basic techniques
Detailed guidance on frog swimming technique – a swimming style suitable for beginners because it is easy to perform and energy-efficient. Combine hand, leg movements, and breathing rhythmically and effectively. Practice reflexes to handle water entering the nose, ears, or mouth.
Stage 3 – Training and application
Practice long-distance swimming, maintain good balance, increase endurance, and regulate breathing while swimming. At the same time, learn safety skills such as basic lifesaving swimming, how to float in emergencies, and navigation in water.
👉 The learning schedule will be flexible according to the afternoon or weekend hours, ensuring it does not affect the students' work or studies.
To ensure that the swimming lesson is effective and comfortable, students please prepare the following items in advance: Appropriate swimwear: For males: Tight-fitting swim trunks to facilitate movement in the water (avoid loose shorts or wide beach pants that hinder movement). For females: It is advisable to choose a one-piece or two-piece swimsuit that fits snugly and allows for easy movement. Children need swimwear that is the right size and has good elasticity. ✅ Note: Do not wear cotton clothing or thick fabrics that absorb water as they will weigh you down and make it difficult to practice. Swimming goggles: Goggles help protect the eyes from pool water (which contains chlorine) and also make students more comfortable when practicing diving, floating, and moving underwater. It is recommended to choose goggles that fit snugly around the eyes with a secure strap. Swimming cap: Depending on the pool's requirements (many pools require wearing a swimming cap to ensure hygiene), students should prepare a silicone or stretchy fabric swimming cap to keep hair tidy, facilitate swimming, and maintain overall cleanliness. Towel and change of clothes after the lesson: After each training session, students should dry off immediately to avoid catching a cold. It is advisable to bring a separate bag for wet items for easy storage. Slippers for the pool area: Students should wear their own slippers when moving around the pool area for safety and to avoid slipping.