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Myrtha Pools creates Wet'n'Wild pools, a new water-park in Sydney On 12th December 2013 Wet'n'Wild Water World in Sydney (Australia) opened, a new water park  that covers an area of ​​about 20 hectares. The park - one of the largest and most important in the world - is part of a chain that includes structures also in Orlando, Los Angeles, Hawaii... and even in Australia, in Oxenford (Queensland). The park designed by the American WTI, world water-parks specialist, includes a huge wave pool, rivers, over than 40 slides and attractions of the latest generation - truly breathtaking - and a huge children's area with swimming pools and splash pads. There is also a special surfing attraction with four parallel positions, unique in the world. All pools and rivers were made ​by Myrtha, chosen for versatility, low maintenance and high durability. In the wave pool was installed the exclusive soft bottom " Softwalk", with membrane anti-slip that makes the pool bottom safe and pleasant to the touch. The park was completed in an incredible short time (less than 12 months) and construction of ponds and rivers took less than four months. The tanks are​​: Wave pool in a tank range of over 5,300 m2 a river of more than 2,500 m2 and 30 geyser water; 2 pools of arrival (for slides): 21.2x17.9 0.9 h of equal size; a baby river 20mx7.8m connected to 2 tanks slides arrival about 10mx8m.

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Swimming for Parents is a vital resource for all swimming parents. You will refer to it over and over again as your child progresses through the swimming world. This book has everything to enable you to assist your child to excel in the sport of swimming and in life. There is so much more to swimming than winning medals and doing PB’s. Discover the many wonderful ways that swimming will assist your child to develop physically and mentally, as well as the many life skills they will enjoy for ever. This book has been written for parents of new swimmers, junior swimmers and age group swimmers up to the age of 18 years. It also provides valuable information for parents of State and National level swimmers. To my knowledge there has never been published a resource such as “Swimming for Parents” available to the parents of swimmers. It fills a vacuum in information for parents which has needed addressing for many decades. Leigh Nugent National Head Coach - Swimming Australia

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In the first 10 days of the books launch copies were purchased by parents and coaches in USA, United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, Sweden, South Africa and many more countries. The parent education provided in ‘Swimming for Parents’ is universal. The information is useful for parents of swimmers in all countries. There are also specific references to the USA in many chapters of the book. Dear Gary, As a parent who has recently had a child start swimming training in a junior squad I would like to thank you for answering many questions I have in this great book. It is quite daunting to begin a new sport (we love our basketball and my daughter also loves to swim) and I now have a strong understanding of all the road-humps that may lie ahead and how I can fully support my daughter’s participation in the sport. Thanks so much, Jo Metcalfe Parent with a daughter who is swimming 3 times a week in a junior squad. 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"Swimming for Parents" covers many different facets of swimmer development and how you can provide support in a variety of situations. This book is unlike anything you've ever read.. This book will change the way you support your child. It will provide you with strategies and make you aware of different situations you may find yourself in. ORDER ‘SWIMMING FOR PARENTS’ TODAY Australian Orders: Top of Form Bottom of Form United States, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Asia Pacific Region and orders for all other Countries ORDER HERE You'll also discover... What the coach’s expectations are for swimmers in their squad and how you can support your child to achieve these. How the young swimmer aged 7 to 10 years can get started in the sport. For many this will happen as a progression from learn-to-swim. What do you need to know at this point? The difference between focussing on the process and focussing on results and which one is right. 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