Adult Swim­ming Lessons

• Dura­tion Pri­vate swim­ming lessons in Limas­sol are avail­able for all lev­els, ages and abil­i­ties. Each les­son last 45 to 60 min­utes, depend­ing of ones’s fit­ness and con­cen­tra­tion level.
• One-on-one I offer pri­vate one-on-one swim­ming lessons and I teach in the pool with a stu­dent. This will give you the con­fi­dence to feel safe and secure.
• Share a les­son Through my years of expe­ri­ence, I have found that shar­ing a les­son with a friend or part­ner can be very effi­cient when teach­ing begin­ners or those with poor fit­ness levels.

With time and patience I can teach you how to over­come fear of the water and learn how to swim, or improve your technique.

Children’s Swim­ming Lessons

Are pri­vate swim­ming lessons the most ben­e­fi­cial way for kids to learn how to swim?

• Student-Instructor Integrity The instructor-student integrity tends to break down over time, sim­i­lar to why it’s dif­fi­cult to teach your own child in one-on-one sit­u­a­tions. In order to keep the les­son enjoy­able and fun, you have to be the child’s friend (so to speak). When this occurs, there is a break down in the child’s focus on the task at hand. It does vary from one child to the next, and from one teacher to the next, but even­tu­ally it happens.
• The Miss­ing Peer Learn­ing Fac­tor Chil­dren ben­e­fit from hav­ing at least one other child in their les­son for social rea­sons and to make it more enjoy­able, but chil­dren also tend to work harder. Even if they’re not com­pet­i­tive by nature, it’s still human nature to work a lit­tle harder when you’re around your peers.

The bot­tom line is this: Get a friend, a sib­ling or a neigh­bour in a pool with your kid and the kid will ask you when is the next lesson !