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Dynamo Swim Center
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Review by:
Shannon F.
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Both of my children have done swim lessons here. I was impressed the first year but then this past year I was less than thrilled. The teacher/student ratio was quite good so she got a lot of time with the teachers. I know they work on skills in a sequential way and I'm sure it was research based, but they were getting a bit boring. My daughter moved up a skill level early on in the lessons but then never moved on past that. I was a bit aggravated because every lesson she was doing the same thing over and over again. They didn't seem to be challenging her. SHe floated on her back about 15 times during the last lesson. I really wanted her to be working on learning how to do some strokes in the water which they never did. So she spent the summer doggie paddling and never once just floated on her back at our neighborhood pool.
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