Learning to Swim

freeze4real

Hi Lads,

Would love to hear your recommendations & thoughts on where is a good place to learn how to swim.

My house mate whos was a life guard tried giving me a fw essons but gave up as I was too tense so I didnt float.

I am based near pearse street and ideally due to work I will be looking to learn in the evenings or early mornings.

I'm not scared of water so to say but I'm scared of drowning. I have the feeling that If I were to slip and fall I wont be able to get back up.

Any thoughts ?

and still ricky villa

This might be out of your way but I learned in Tallaght. Lovely, clean pool and the beauty of it is where the adults learn is a moveable floor.
The depth is only about 4 feet so you couldn't drown if you tried.
I'm not sure if he's still doing it but Paul taught me and made it a good experience.
It was in the evening's during the week

JosDel

Markievicz would be ideal if you live near Pearse Street.


http://www.dublincity.ie/main-menu-services-culture-and-amenities-sport-and-recreation-sports-and-fitness-centres-leisure-0

triple nipple

and still ricky villa wrote:

This might be out of your way but I learned in Tallaght. Lovely, clean pool and the beauty of it is where the adults learn is a moveable floor. The depth is only about 4 feet so you couldn't drown if you tried. I'm not sure if he's still doing it but Paul taught me and made it a good experience. It was in the evening's during the week

Sorry to hijack but where in tallaght is this???

and still ricky villa

triple nipple wrote: »

Sorry to hijack but where in tallaght is this???

Tis here
http://www.tallaghtleisure.com/pool/swimming-lessons/adult-lessons/