Cancel Swimming lessons because of Omicron?

[Anonymous]

They can't of dying from drowning because they can't swim is probably than their chance of dying from Covid.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Chlorine kills Covid. Wear your mask until you get into the water. Swimming is one of the safest activities (Covid-wise) during this time.

How does chlorine on the water kill covid in the air? Not trying to challenge you, just genuinely want to learn. I'm a lawyer w/o any science background beyond 8th grade

That is very clear.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:We stopped all indoor swimming in March 2020.

Ha and you haven’t gone back? Your kids must hate you

They don’t miss the dumb swim lessons at all, and neither does my wallet. My kids were already at swim force level when the pandemic began. We did the outdoor pool all summer daily, the Water Mine, and even the water park at an amusement park. All outdoors. My kids are happy and healthy and don’t hate me. And more importantly, we never have to worry about covid at indoor swimming lessons.

Swim force? Unless you swam competitive and your kid swims competitively you have no idea of an actual swimmer. A lot of parents think their kids are great swimmers and then I watch them and yeah no they aren't - I say this as someone who has taught swimming for 20 years.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I am shocked when people tell me they are still doing swim and indoor soccer.

I’m not shocked. People are idiots.

Well, this idiot has had her kids in swimming lessons since last June, and still going. I'm high risk, but vaxxed and boosted. Kids vaxxed recently when 5-11s became eligible, but they were swimming for 6 months before fully vaxxed. None of us have gotten sick.

The same medical condition that makes me high-risk for COVID also prevents me from saving my kids if they fall into the deep end of the pool. So they are going to have to learn to be safe in the water. There are other things to worry about in the world besides COVID. Really, they are exposed to fewer people at swimming lessons than during lunch at school.

[Anonymous]

I’m pretty sure my 5yo (fully vaxxed) picked up Omicron at swim lessons in mid December. But hard to know for sure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m pretty sure my 5yo (fully vaxxed) picked up Omicron at swim lessons in mid December. But hard to know for sure.

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