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Frequently Asked Questions
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Freestyle clinics include underwater filming and analysis, live feedback on specific stroke aspects, and work with certified coaches who have competed or coached at national or international levels. Most clinics run for 4 hours (3.5 hours in Noosa), with sessions available in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Geelong, and Noosa. All participants work with swimmers of all levels, from beginner to elite.
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Breaststroke, backstroke, and butterfly clinics maintain a maximum of six swimmers per group. This small group size ensures each swimmer receives tailored feedback and individualized advice throughout the clinic session.
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Follow-up sessions include filming from four different angles to assess stroke progress since your previous clinic. Within one week, you receive comprehensive video analysis with recommended drills. The analysis is uploaded to the Skillest app, with the video work completed by your coach during the week rather than during the session itself.
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Football skills programs serve primary school players aged 5-12 years, with separate age-specific groups for 5-7 year-olds and 8-12 year-olds. Sessions are 60 minutes and focus on developing dribbling, passing, 1v1 play, and finishing skills with emphasis on learning and progression at appropriate developmental levels.
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Classes include reggaeton (with beginner and choreography options), Zumba (high-impact exercise with Latin music fusion), hip hop, heels, swing and Lindy hop, and contemporary dance. Most beginner-friendly classes welcome participants with no prior experience and focus on building confidence alongside technique.
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Painting classes use a self-paced format where instructors provide individualized guidance at each participant's level rather than group instruction. Classes focus on acrylic techniques, and all materials are provided. The instructor philosophy emphasizes 'Anyone Can' paint, with no prior drawing or painting experience required. Classes range from 4-week blocks to single-day workshops.