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swimming lessons

  • 19-05-2011 11:09am
    #1
    roze79
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    maybe someone knows nice place for adult swimming lessons in Dublin?Group sessions not individual.


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  • #2
    tHE vAGGABOND
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    Mespil Pool http://www.mespilpool.com/ does them in the middle of town.

    Tend to be a bit TOO popular tho, many people per instructor IMHO


  • #3
    Dathai
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    Trinity College Sport Centre does them. I've friends who learnt there and loved it. Very helpful apparently.


  • #4
    irishmanmick
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    I did swimming classes in NAC in Blanch and in the DCC Finglas Leisure centre. Got a lot out of both of them. The NAC lessons were 8 weeks pay up front classes but the DCC leisure centres one were pay as you go (€7 each iirc) so they were very handy. Basically they were the exact same instruction I got at both. NAC was probably 15 swimmers to 1 instructor and DCC ones were more random. One week 6/7 other 12/15 to each instructor.

    I used to do both at the same time and think the fact I was practising twice a week was the real reason I got so much from them. If you look up the DCC website you can get a full list of swimming pools were they do the pay as you go lessons.

    Pool wise the NAC was amazing if slightly cool, the finglas leisure centre was clean, smaller but also warmer. I'm going to start back soon to see if I can build on what I've done so far (I couldn't put my head under water to begin with!!) and will probably go back to Finglas leisure centre. Much morer flexible

    HTH


  • #5
    messrs
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    roze79 wrote: »
    maybe someone knows nice place for adult swimming lessons in Dublin?Group sessions not individual.

    where are you based? did you start any lessons?


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