[mcmastergcdb]

Originally Posted by lawleypop

Oh. ETB is that big glass building right on Main and real close to Emerson. I was just using those as landmarks since I had to walk from Dalewood to ITB/ETB many times. ;P

Oh are you talking about that school rec centre. That rings a bell i guess. It's pretty close then!

[Rstevenson]

Originally Posted by mcmastergcdb

I just want to be taught how to swim the right way. I ain't afraid of water lol...I've been into swimming pools but never figured out how to swim, even after choking onto water sometimes lol.

haha ok. You have 2 options. Find a friend who can teach you or go to a rec center and pay them to teach you

[mcmastergcdb]

Originally Posted by Rstevenson

haha ok. You have 2 options. Find a friend who can teach you or go to a rec center and pay them to teach you

Do you know, how much they charge you in rec center?

[Rstevenson]

how much depends on the level. i can check tomorrow when i go to work. I would assume you would go into adult lessons right?

[RyanC]

Anyone know a good, clean, pool with a nice atmosphere that has few people? Not much of a fan of crowded pools, especially when you're a total newb swimmer and will be making a fool of yourself trying to learn how to not drown..



edit: like, for instance, a pool thats open at an odd time that has few swimmers in then? If I got to the athletic centre at like 8:00am, will there be many people there? Do I need a membership or something?

[Rstevenson]

i looked online and there seems to be only one course for adult lessons in the city which is riverdale
- LS Adult Learn to Swim (8) Resident $51.18
- LS Adult Learn to Swim (8) Non-Resident $63.28

@rcrw88: lots of pools are not very crowded. the most crowded ones are Valley and Huntington. http://www.hamilton.ca/CultureandRec...ndoorPools.htm

[mcmastergcdb]

Originally Posted by Rstevenson

how much depends on the level. i can check tomorrow when i go to work. I would assume you would go into adult lessons right?

Yea man lol...Imma go full fledge from the begining. But wanna learn it quick. I don't want to become a great swimmer just so that when I hit the beach I could go a bit deep lol.

[mcmastergcdb]

Originally Posted by Rstevenson

i looked online and there seems to be only one course for adult lessons in the city which is riverdale
- LS Adult Learn to Swim (8) Resident $51.18
- LS Adult Learn to Swim (8) Non-Resident $63.28

@rcrw88: lots of pools are not very crowded. the most crowded ones are Valley and Huntington. http://www.hamilton.ca/CultureandRec...ndoorPools.htm

Do you know how far away it is bro! from Mac? cause I live in Oakville and I show up like everyday to Mac literally lol.

[Rstevenson]

no where close to mac. sorry to say. its in stoney creek. You might want to check oakville centers if they have adult lessons.

[mcmastergcdb]

Originally Posted by Rstevenson

no where close to mac. sorry to say. its in stoney creek. You might want to check oakville centers if they have adult lessons.

Aight thanks man!