OT: Recommendations for teachers: swimming/ice skating/tennis

[UCGal]

We did tennis lessons with the local park and rec dept. Plus taking him to the local high school’s handball courts (3 sided courts) to practice. Lessons were cheap, practice was free. When they’re young it’s not about the finesse of the sport – it’s about getting the ball approximately where you want it. My son’s not a toddler (age 9) but he likes to rally with himself on the handball courts.

Swimming – we’ve done a combo of park and rec pool lessons and YMCA lessons. The Y was good because it’s a 1:4 ratio. The teachers were very patient. We use the Toby Wells Y (Kearny Mesa – ruffin and Clairmont Mesa Blvd – so super easy freeway access.)

I know a lot of folks really like the swim lessons at the Solana Beach Boys and Girls Club Pardee aquatic center. My only experience there was the swim test for the Del Mar Jr. Lifeguard program.

http://www.positiveplacesd.org/Aquatics/Pardee.htm

[CDMA ENG]

http://www.xecompany.com/

But I don’t think they teach Ice Skating.

Basic firearms are covered though…

CE

[CDMA ENG]

http://www.xecompany.com/

But I don’t think they teach Ice Skating.

Basic firearms are covered though…

CE

[CDMA ENG]

http://www.xecompany.com/

But I don’t think they teach Ice Skating.

Basic firearms are covered though…

CE

[CDMA ENG]

http://www.xecompany.com/

But I don’t think they teach Ice Skating.

Basic firearms are covered though…

CE

[CDMA ENG]

http://www.xecompany.com/

But I don’t think they teach Ice Skating.

Basic firearms are covered though…

CE

[sdduuuude]

We used Noonan, so no help there. They were good. Call the Windandsea swim team. They may have suggestions.

I’d go for teaching her ice skating, if she likes it. If it is her “thing” it shouldn’t be too difficult. Good luck on tennis, though. Jeez. That seems a “non-toddler” sport to me. Soccer is much, much, much easier. You can teach it to very young kids indoors with litte inflatable balls, and they use what they learn on the field if they start playing on a team. My son learned to play goalie when he was three.

We used these when the kids were 3, and still do today now that they are 8:

http://www.orientaltrading.com/ui/browse/processRequest.do?demandPrefix=12&sku=49/95&mode=Searching&erec=0&D=beach+ball&Ntt=beach+ball&Ntk=all&Dx=mode%2bmatchallpartial&Ntx=mode%2bmatchallpartial&N=0&requestURI=processProductsCatalog&sd=Inflatable+Mini+Beach+Ball+Assortment

Sometimes group lessons can be nice for kids who like to be around other kids.

[sdduuuude]

We used Noonan, so no help there. They were good. Call the Windandsea swim team. They may have suggestions.

I’d go for teaching her ice skating, if she likes it. If it is her “thing” it shouldn’t be too difficult. Good luck on tennis, though. Jeez. That seems a “non-toddler” sport to me. Soccer is much, much, much easier. You can teach it to very young kids indoors with litte inflatable balls, and they use what they learn on the field if they start playing on a team. My son learned to play goalie when he was three.

We used these when the kids were 3, and still do today now that they are 8:

http://www.orientaltrading.com/ui/browse/processRequest.do?demandPrefix=12&sku=49/95&mode=Searching&erec=0&D=beach+ball&Ntt=beach+ball&Ntk=all&Dx=mode%2bmatchallpartial&Ntx=mode%2bmatchallpartial&N=0&requestURI=processProductsCatalog&sd=Inflatable+Mini+Beach+Ball+Assortment

Sometimes group lessons can be nice for kids who like to be around other kids.

[sdduuuude]

We used Noonan, so no help there. They were good. Call the Windandsea swim team. They may have suggestions.

I’d go for teaching her ice skating, if she likes it. If it is her “thing” it shouldn’t be too difficult. Good luck on tennis, though. Jeez. That seems a “non-toddler” sport to me. Soccer is much, much, much easier. You can teach it to very young kids indoors with litte inflatable balls, and they use what they learn on the field if they start playing on a team. My son learned to play goalie when he was three.

We used these when the kids were 3, and still do today now that they are 8:

http://www.orientaltrading.com/ui/browse/processRequest.do?demandPrefix=12&sku=49/95&mode=Searching&erec=0&D=beach+ball&Ntt=beach+ball&Ntk=all&Dx=mode%2bmatchallpartial&Ntx=mode%2bmatchallpartial&N=0&requestURI=processProductsCatalog&sd=Inflatable+Mini+Beach+Ball+Assortment

Sometimes group lessons can be nice for kids who like to be around other kids.

[sdduuuude]

We used Noonan, so no help there. They were good. Call the Windandsea swim team. They may have suggestions.

I’d go for teaching her ice skating, if she likes it. If it is her “thing” it shouldn’t be too difficult. Good luck on tennis, though. Jeez. That seems a “non-toddler” sport to me. Soccer is much, much, much easier. You can teach it to very young kids indoors with litte inflatable balls, and they use what they learn on the field if they start playing on a team. My son learned to play goalie when he was three.

We used these when the kids were 3, and still do today now that they are 8:

http://www.orientaltrading.com/ui/browse/processRequest.do?demandPrefix=12&sku=49/95&mode=Searching&erec=0&D=beach+ball&Ntt=beach+ball&Ntk=all&Dx=mode%2bmatchallpartial&Ntx=mode%2bmatchallpartial&N=0&requestURI=processProductsCatalog&sd=Inflatable+Mini+Beach+Ball+Assortment

Sometimes group lessons can be nice for kids who like to be around other kids.

[sdduuuude]

We used Noonan, so no help there. They were good. Call the Windandsea swim team. They may have suggestions.

I’d go for teaching her ice skating, if she likes it. If it is her “thing” it shouldn’t be too difficult. Good luck on tennis, though. Jeez. That seems a “non-toddler” sport to me. Soccer is much, much, much easier. You can teach it to very young kids indoors with litte inflatable balls, and they use what they learn on the field if they start playing on a team. My son learned to play goalie when he was three.

We used these when the kids were 3, and still do today now that they are 8:

http://www.orientaltrading.com/ui/browse/processRequest.do?demandPrefix=12&sku=49/95&mode=Searching&erec=0&D=beach+ball&Ntt=beach+ball&Ntk=all&Dx=mode%2bmatchallpartial&Ntx=mode%2bmatchallpartial&N=0&requestURI=processProductsCatalog&sd=Inflatable+Mini+Beach+Ball+Assortment

Sometimes group lessons can be nice for kids who like to be around other kids.

[Coronita]

[quote=CDMA ENG]http://www.xecompany.com/

But I don’t think they teach Ice Skating.

Basic firearms are covered though…

CE[/quote]

Lol. I’ve got that one already covered when she’s old enough.

http://www.mrpaintballusa.com/

i got my butt kicked last time I went…Forgot to get protection on my neck, and had a few paintballs split on it. Was not fun…

[Coronita]

[quote=CDMA ENG]http://www.xecompany.com/

But I don’t think they teach Ice Skating.

Basic firearms are covered though…

CE[/quote]

Lol. I’ve got that one already covered when she’s old enough.

http://www.mrpaintballusa.com/

i got my butt kicked last time I went…Forgot to get protection on my neck, and had a few paintballs split on it. Was not fun…

[Coronita]

[quote=CDMA ENG]http://www.xecompany.com/

But I don’t think they teach Ice Skating.

Basic firearms are covered though…

CE[/quote]

Lol. I’ve got that one already covered when she’s old enough.

http://www.mrpaintballusa.com/

i got my butt kicked last time I went…Forgot to get protection on my neck, and had a few paintballs split on it. Was not fun…

[Coronita]

[quote=CDMA ENG]http://www.xecompany.com/

But I don’t think they teach Ice Skating.

Basic firearms are covered though…

CE[/quote]

Lol. I’ve got that one already covered when she’s old enough.

http://www.mrpaintballusa.com/

i got my butt kicked last time I went…Forgot to get protection on my neck, and had a few paintballs split on it. Was not fun…

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