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Thanks, Joe Sir! Joe Sir is very patient and attentive. My child has been learning with him for a few months and is very happy and excited to go to swimming lessons every week. For kids who want to learn to swim, Joe Sir is a trustworthy choice! 👍

As an adult beginner, I think Samuel is a very professional, dedicated and patient mentor. The clear instructions and explanations made it easier for me to understand the techniques of each movement. The coach also observed incorrect techniques or minor problems and provided timely feedback and suggestions. Overall, Samuel is a dedicated and professional coach.

Miss Chan is patient, attentive, and knows how to get along with children. The schedule is flexible and we can work together. Fast response, reasonable pricing 😃

Samuel is a very professional and patient swimming coach. His instructions are clear and easy to understand, which helped me grasp the basics in a short time – highly recommended!

I learned to swim at fifty, and finally regained my body's rhythm. During my physical exam this year, I was diagnosed with chronic pharyngitis. The doctor specifically advised, "Run less, go swimming instead; it'll help your respiratory system." So, at over fifty years old, I reluctantly stepped into the pool. To be honest, at first I was very skeptical: at my age, can I really learn to swim? The most real challenge for middle-aged people learning to swim is indeed the lack of strength. Especially the kicking – both freestyle and backstroke require strong leg power. At first, my kicks felt like walking in the water, completely powerless, and my body kept sinking. But the coach was very patient. He didn't just demonstrate skillful kicking on land; instead, he had me break down the movements in the water before swimming. He would guide me to hold onto the pool edge, find the feeling of hip joint activation in the water, and only let me start swimming after confirming that the movements were correct. After each lap, he would immediately point out the mistakes, which I would correct on the spot. Once the movement was correct, I would swim the next lap, and then check for any other details that needed adjustment. This "do it right before you start" teaching method allowed me to progress steadily. So, I spent six weeks on breaststroke and another six weeks on freestyle. After three months, I could actually swim several hundred meters! Now, I've started learning backstroke and even dare to try the basic butterfly stroke. I'm truly grateful to my coach; without his patience in breaking down my movements step by step and correcting my mistakes immediately, I couldn't have broken through this bottleneck in such a short time. If you, like me, once thought "I'm too old to learn," then you'll realize that age is just a number if you find the right method. Give it a try; the world underwater is gentler than you imagine.

High efficiency and reasonable fees

Patient, meticulous, and with a clear and easy-to-understand teaching style; highly recommended.

Danny'r is a dedicated instructor. Zizai had previously trained with other coaches, and some of his postures were incorrect. Danny'r would then make adjustments. He's a fantastic coach.

Coach Daniel is professional and patient with children. He's punctual and well-organized. Let's try a few more sessions to see how the children are doing.

Danny Sir is meticulous and patient, and knows how to use games to guide his child. The child quickly overcame his fear of water and now looks forward to every class. He is making great progress. I highly recommend him!

Samuel is a patient and friendly coach. He is punctual and breaks down techniques step by step, making it much easier to learn. He encourages students positively and never uses high-pressure method.

Samuel is really nice and encouraging! He always has a smile on his face, and he teaches my mother and I with so much patience. Overall, he’s an amazing coach!