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Using the hour this way is the best route for kids who can already swim and are at the point where endurance work requires covering some serious distance.

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It also is a great length of time for adults learning to swim. It allows for the pace to be adjusted to that whatever we are working on is building a rhythm.

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Younger children alone tend to struggle with focus or getting to tired to be productive in this class. If it is only one child we will need to play some games in the middle just to bring them back to a point they can focus and have the energy to do the tasks at hand.

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Kids who require things to move at their own pace one-one-one may do very well with this structure.

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It is an excellent way to work on short-term goals quick like getting ready for a season or event.

This is an excellent spot for siblings that don't get a long well or are not quite at the same level.

 

For children that need the one-on-one but a full hour is overwhelming, splitting the hour works well and can be turned into a two child 1 hour class if and when the time comes.

 

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With the lesson formatted this way it allows for a good balance between endurance work and skill work. This balance can be changed week to week to meet the goals of the individuals.

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This works especially well with kids that can swim somewhat independently but also need refinement.

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Kids that need a bit more time and social connection can do very well in a spot like this and allows you to create the environment.