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Water Babies' autumn term starts the week of August 24 and the company is now taking bookings for classes. Classes take place in Galway in the Clayton Hotel, Salthill, Claregalway, Athenry, and Enable Ireland in Newcastle.

The Mayo Advertiser’s Caroline Staunton is well-known for her performances on the rugby field with Castlebar Ladies RFC but she set herself a different type of active challenge this year - to learn how to swim.

Water Babies, Ireland’s leading baby swim school, has announced it is bringing Water Babies classes to Westport and Ballina.

Anyone at any age can learn to swim. The old saying ‘It is never too late’ is true and members of Braemor Swimming Club are the proof of this.

Swimming is an aerobic exercise and is a great way of getting your heart and lungs fit.

Now the long evenings and the early mornings are upon us, our energy levels are increasing. Make good use of this energy at The Coast Club.

Today it is possible for everyone to learn to swim. Under expert care and experienced fully qualified teachers even the most nervous pupil can and do learn to swim, according to swimming tutor Anne Page.

Now that the dark evenings and early mornings are upon us, this is the perfect time to increase our energy levels. Check out the Coast Club’s October offers and fitness classes to help get you motivated this winter.

The Breaffy Club, at Breaffy House Resort, includes a gym area which can cater for up to 60 people, a 20 metre pool with lanes always allocated for swimming, a sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi.

NRG Junior, located in the Clybaun Hotel in Knocknacarra, is now enrolling for September classes. If the Gymnastics discipline in the Olympics fascinated your child with its colourful routines, why not check out both the rhythmic and artistic aymnastics classes. For all the Jackie Chan/KatieTaylor wannabes, both the karate and voxercise instructor’s will provide fun and energetic classes without the pressure of making grades.