Swim Rite Aquatic School

Frontcrawl over rotation is common issue with young learner, one of the drill is to provide a physical feedback when the learner rotate to breath.

Sidestroke requires the top leg (the one that is closer to surface) to do a step down action while the bottom leg has to do a flutter kick action. However, it is common for learners to perform step down action for both legs. To correct this, have the learner wear a fin on the bottom leg, this enhances the feel of the water, he will know it when the kick is correct because it will make him moves.

Young children takes time to develop their motor skills, so what do we teach at this age? We teach them how to swim to safety with kick-breathe drill. Mastering this skill enables them to swim back to safety hence giving parents greater peace of mind when their child is enjoying the water (Adult supervision is still required).

Give your child a life skill. Water confidence and ability to swim enable your child to do other aquatic activities.

Our classes are taught by certified and patient teachers. Classes are in Our Tampines Hub (OTH) and Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD).

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Arm timing in backstroke is one of the harder skill to learn. Using marching drill, you can instill properly timing which is to lift the trailing arm first before pulling with the leading arm.

Keep learn breaststroke a fun activity for the students! The front work on hand sculling while the student at the back work on the kick.

The undulating of the body in butterfly starts with a dolphin kick and a chest press while keep the arms near the water surface. This unnatural position is like a spring that creates the force the drives the body forward when the arms executes the pull and push.