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Originally Posted by MeMeATL
Hola Familia,
While in Santiago this summer, I would like to learn how to SWIM. Yes ladies and gentlemen, I am almost 30 years and never learned how to swim.
I've tried places near my home, but they are catering to children during the summer.
Please share any info you may have about Professional Adult Swim Lessons. Private sessions would be even better.
Gracias
MeMe
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You can join one of the swimming classes at the Centro Espanol or Amaprosan...
They'll give you a temp card that allows you entry to the centers to assist to the swimming pool's classes.
Had a buddy with the same small problem some two years back, we contacted the person in charge at Centro Espanol, but classes had already started there and we ended up having him signed up to Amaprosan.
He swims like a shark now!!!
The cost is somewhat higher for non-members of the clubs!!!
Don't ask me how much, since he paid for his own; I didn't want to know anything regarding money, so to be free of extortion by friendship drive-by... LOL!!!
BTW: They are called Clases de Natacion in the DR...
Get your goggles in the US or country of origin to save your eyes from the over chlorinated water in the pools...
