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Finswimming · JUNIOR

Junior Finswimming

Your first burst of speed is a moment you never forget.

Course at a glance

2,800,000 VND / month

Ages 8–15

Who this is for
Children aged 8–15 who can swim and love speed.
Prerequisite
Basic 25m swim
Duration
8 weeks / 24 sessions
Group size
Max 5 students

Training locations

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After the pathway

Core capabilities

  • Introduction to bifins and monofin
  • Basic dolphin kick technique
  • Wall start and block start
  • Safe basic breath-hold training
  • Turn and finish technique
  • Speed games and group racing

Course content

Session pathway

3 sessions / week. The sample pathway progresses from equipment control to technique, performance and review.

Adaptive pathway3 sessions / week
01

Equipment & body line

  1. Pool / confined water

    Objectives

    • Introduction to bifins and monofin

    Core activities

    • The coach introduces the skill, guides focused drills and gives direct feedback.

    Target capability

    • Show more consistent execution and receive an adjusted goal for the next session.
    Safety note

    Apnea or immersion content is never practised alone and appears only when the programme, venue and qualified supervision allow it.

02

Technique & performance

03

Application & review

Distance, intensity and the technique-to-conditioning balance vary by age and recreational or competitive goals.

Reference: Reference framework: CMAS Finswimming ↗

How coaching and progress assessment work

A program for children from age 8. Builds bifin and monofin technique fundamentals, a love for speed, and athletic fitness in a safe, fun, and healthy competitive environment.

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How coaches adapt the pathway

Junior Finswimming follows a progressive framework, but sequence, repetitions and challenge are adjusted after the coach observes readiness, movement quality and safety behaviour.

  • Readiness is confirmed before difficulty, distance or depth increases.
  • Feedback prioritises repeatable technique and safe decision-making over a single performance number.
  • The next task is selected from observed capability, not from attendance alone.
Your first burst of speed is a moment you never forget.

How progress is assessed

  1. Coach observation during preparation and technical practice.
  2. Application with the required supervision, communication and recovery procedure.
  3. A progress note identifying what is stable, what needs work and the recommended next step.
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Frequently asked questions

Who is Junior Finswimming for?

Children aged 8–15 who can swim and love speed.

What are the prerequisites?

Basic 25m swim

How long does the programme take?

8 weeks / 24 sessions