Coriang is into my baby G10!
I finally bought a swimsuit!
The price was RM299, but after 50% discount it was only RM150!!
So I threw in a pair of goggles as well. ;)
How I did it: I had taken private lessons previously, but was still not able to swim well. So I took the plunge (no pun intended) into lessons again because I was going on vacation to Hawaii. I went to a group class with a great instructor offered through our city's public pool. It was nice to see that so many other adults were struggling with the same issue.
Lessons & tips: The most important thing the instructor taught me was the process of bobbing. If you fill your lungs with air and stay relaxed, your body will bring you back to the surface after you have submerged. When your natural buoyancy brings you close to the surface, push yourself up gently until your head is above water and take a breath. You can cross the entire length of a pool this way. It's amazing. The other incredible thing my instructor taught me was SNORKELING! Breathing underwater and fins that make you move like a dolphin is incredible. I highly recommend it, even in a pool. It totally took the fear out of swimming for me. I am happy to say I swam and snorkeled in the ocean in Hawaii. It was awesome. I would have missed out on one of Hawaii's greatest gifts if I had stayed out of the water. YOU CAN DO IT!
Resources: Jesus, snorkel, fins and an awesome swimming instructor.
Coriang is into my baby G10!
I finally bought a swimsuit!
The price was RM299, but after 50% discount it was only RM150!!
So I threw in a pair of goggles as well. ;)
Coriang is into my baby G10!
I’ve finally surveyed on a nearby public swimming pool for swimming lessons!
Am getting a swimsuit this weekend insyaAllah and ready to jump in – starting next week!
I always busy and I never had the chance to learn how to swim. My biggest concern is getting my hair wet but I know I must get over that first before I can take lessons.
Coriang is into my baby G10!
how can you live 3 mins from the beach and not know how to swim??
Step 1: Get a Bathing Suit – DONE!
Step 2: Sign up for lessons (DONE) and learn how to get to lessons (Husband is driving me so… DONE).
Step 3: Go to lessons – IN PROGRESS (4/6)
Notes:
http://www.huntsdc.gov.uk/Leisure+and+Culture/Leisure+Centres/St+Neots
-Adult Swimming Lessons are from 7:30PM-8:15PM Mondays
-Next session starts 8 June and lasts for 6 weeks
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I’m deathly afraid of large bodies of water. To be completely honest, even pools. If it’s deeper than 6ft. there’s no way I’m jumping in. But the reality is that 3/4 of the earth is covered with water so there’s no avoiding it and I’m tired of not being able to do anything other than sunbathe when we’re on the beach.
I’m 43 and never had formal lessons. I suffered a traumatic experience as a child were I almost drowned, so fear has been my biggest obstacle to learning. I’ve made a decision to get beyond that now, since I’m recently married and have two great stepsons. I want to be someone they can look up to, and enjoy as much as I can with them – especially swimming.