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AQUATICS

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THE AMERICAN CLUB

NOV / DEC 2017

Regular and consistent swimming is the only way to

reinforce lifesaving / drowning prevention and learn-to-

swim skills. It has been proven that attending two lessons

per week accelerates the learning process in the water at

four times the rate compared to attending lessons once

per week.

1. Double the benefits of swimming

Swimming lessons can help your child with cognitive

development, enhance his/her learning potential and

boost social skills. Double classes means your child will be

able to reap those benefits even more.

2. Repetition

Learning to swim is just like learning any other skill – it’s

all about practice and repetition. Repetition of small

movements is imperative as mastering the basics will help

swimmers to learn big movements. The more classes your

child attends each week, the more he/she will repeat the

learned movements – which will eventually help him/her

to fine-tune his/her strokes.

3. Increased swimming time

Attending swimming lessons for 30 minutes once a week

totals to two hours of swim time per month. Two lessons

per week doubles the swim time to four hours per month.

More time spent in the pool translates to more practice of

drills, which increases your child’s likelihood of improving

his/her skills.

4. Move up a level sooner

Kids get so excited when they’re able to master the skills

needed to move up to the next level. Normally, it can take

a few months or more to accomplish this — but by taking

swim lessons twice a week, your child can pretty much

cut that time in half! There’s nothing quite like seeing how

proud your child gets when it’s time to move up a level

after showing off his/her extraordinary results.

Benefits of

twice a week