Learning how to swim
The honeymoon is booked! We picked up our travel documents
and we’re all ready to go..if October could just come a bit faster. While we
wait, I decided that it would be nice to learn how to swim. There’s no point
spending all that money staying on a suite on stilts in a beautiful lagoon if
we can’t jump into the ocean directly from our suites.
So I did a bunch of research on where I can learn and picked
the one closest to me. I settled on Starfish Academy which offers classes for
adults up to a maximum of 4 in a group at a time. Also, I figured that if I like
it, it would be a great way to get a workout considering my failed attempt at
running.
I really hope I survive if I'm ever just thrown into water |
My fiancé and I had our first class on Tuesday. It’s quite
nerve wrecking checking out these little people swimming like fish in the
lesson before us. Then there’s the nervousness of putting on a skimpy swimming
costume. And even when we got into the water, the nervousness didn’t go away.
But after a while, I loosened up a bit and I loved it!
The instructor introduced herself and tried to ascertain
just how much swimming experience we have. It was just the two of us so the
lesson felt very private indeed. We started learning how to kick and swam with
the flotation noodles with the instructor helped us with. We then spent some
more time learning how to hold our breath. In no time, I was floating through
the water without any flotation devices to help me. I left there feeling so good
about that!
So if you’re thinking of learning how to swim whether it’s for
a holiday, to learn a new skill or to find a new way to work out, you should
definitely take the plunge.
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