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Planning to send your baby/infant for swimming lessons? Our instructors are certified either with STA, ASCTA or Austswim, specializing in teaching babies and infants. They have spent days and time some even flew out of the country to learn the right technique to...

ActiveSG ActiveSG is a national movement for sport initiated by Sport Singapore, formerly known as the Singapore Sports Council, which offer Singaporeans and Permanent Residents individuals, families and communities various benefits to experience many kinds of...

Are you one of those who have been searching thoroughly online for a swimming instructor? Look no further as Able Aquatic School only provides instructors that not only are certified but also capable of delivering those swimming...

The meet program is out for the 55th National School Swimming Championship 2014. Please follow this link to download and view the program. http://www.spectrumimaging.com.sg/?p=section&sub=article&articlegrppk=85 Good luck to all junior and senior swimmers who...

  Email from Mr Philip Lau (Meet Director) The 45th Singapore National Age Group Swimming Championships ended most successfully last week.  As you may not be aware, this SNAG was a very special one.  The 45th SNAG has many first.  For a start, it had the most...

Swimming Lessons for Adults Looking for a adult swimming class near you? We are here to help! Do not be ashamed or embarrass to start now. Age isn't a barrier and one shouldn't stop learning. We held swimming lessons for adult and children at your own convenient....

Singapore's Tao Li earned a silver medal in the women's 50m butterfly of the Fina Swimming World Cup in Singapore on Wednesday. She timed 25.57 seconds to finish behind Sarah Sjoestroem of Sweden, who won with 25.34. In third place was Emma McKeon of Australia, who...

Yet another successful Swimming World Cup this year, the exposure and experiences gain during this meet was unforgettable. We had 3 World Record Broken in a single day and it wouldn't be possible without those athletes, officials and delegates. Well done Singapore!...

Learn to Breathe Bilaterally Most swimmers naturally prefer breathing to one side over the other. Bilateral breathing means you can breathe on alternating sides, or every third stroke. Even if you don’t always use it, it’s a handy skill to have come race day....

Babies have a pair of reflexes that can make them appear to be good swimmers: the dive reflex and the swimming reflex. The dive reflex This reflex, also called the bradycardic response, causes babies to hold their breath and open their eyes when submerged, says...