Swimming Lesson in Ngau Chi Wan

From a zero-based adult who is afraid of water, after Joe Sir's patient teaching, the family has learned breaststroke, freestyle, and treading water. Although I seldom practice, I don’t know how to swim to Ochi without using a floating board. I am really grateful to Joe Sir for his patient teaching. Learning to swim as an adult, especially an adult male, is notoriously harder than a small road boy. In addition to being difficult to float, it is afraid of blood stasis. Joe Sir is very friendly, and the atmosphere during the whole learning process is very relaxed and there is no feeling of embarrassment at all. In addition, there are many different problems encountered in the learning process, such as extremely heavy lower body in the early stage, heavy breathing in the mid-term, and false breathing. Joe Sir will point out the problem based on his more than 10 years of teaching experience and propose solutions to overcome each one. Difficulty. For adults who have always learned to swim, I strongly recommend you to ask Joe Sir to learn to swim.

Coach Joe taught in accordance with my aptitude and performance. In addition to teaching actions, he would also explain the principles of subsistence, evolving from concept to action, which made it easier for me to understand. Joe sir's amiable and kind manner made me have a relaxed and happy class.

Be patient with children-a very good coach is the most important thing to keep children motivated to learn.

Very friendly tutor

Great experience. Very attentive and instructive.

Sammi is very professinal and patient. She teaches me frog style also helps to correct my freestyle gestures.