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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You need to shell out for private lessons. a 4-1 ratio is too much time waiting. [/quote]
NP.   We never tried a group lesson.  Instead, we shelled out $$ for a private 1:1 at our private pool.   Fully disclosed ASD (Aspergers at the time).   From my view on the outdoor pool deck while the lesson went on pre-opening hours, things seemed safe and fine.  However, after the timeslot, instructor let me know that "it would be a waste" to take my $$ for further lessons since DS was not comfortable putting face under water, day 1 lesson.  They canceled rest of summer on us.   No offer to take things at DS's pace, etc.  They did not care that I didn't mind paying; I just wanted him to learn swim basics, this was not in an effort to make team.  Nope.  We were done.[/quote]
MoCo group lesson teachers are allowed to teach private lessons during the aquatic centers' off hours.  We had a very good teacher who specialized in hesitant swimmers.  She spent much of her time helping our child put their face under the water.  With the right teacher, a 1:1 lesson is almost always better than a group lesson.  [/quote]

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