Our updated website: a clearer start to your child’s swimming lessons
Looking after families starts before the first swimming lesson. We want a visit to the Fedo Physique website to give you time to meet the coaches, explore the groups and prepare for a conversation about your child. That is why we invested in updating the site, with more attention to the information you need when planning lessons or personal training.
From a first question to a suitable group
Working with Web Aloha, we started with the questions parents ask: what age can children join, how do we choose a group and will the lesson times fit family life? We replaced our previous WordPress website with one built on Astro, giving children’s swimming a prominent place and each service its own page.
The children’s swimming page introduces lessons for children aged four and over at Klaipėdos baseinas, Dubysos g. 12. Descriptions of the younger children’s, beginner and advanced groups help you explore the options, while the weekly timetable and prices help you plan. Coach introductions and answers to common questions are on the same page.
Contact us to agree on a suitable group and confirm a place. Tell us your child’s age, experience in the water and any worries, so we can discuss their starting point together.
Feel more prepared for the first visit
A first lesson can bring questions for children and parents alike. Our first swimming lesson guide helps you think through preparations, pack what you need and talk with your child about what to expect at the pool.
You can also read about fear of water, choosing a swimming teacher and selecting goggles. Return to these guides whenever they are useful: before enquiring, while getting ready for a lesson or when preparing a question for the coach.
Find the support that fits your own training
If you are looking for support for yourself, explore the separate pages for personal training, training programmes and nutrition plans. You can see what each service includes and its price, then decide whether you would like to train with a coach or discuss an individual plan.
The website and articles are available in Lithuanian, English and Russian. Switching language opens the equivalent page, making it convenient to share information with another parent or relatives abroad. The trainer speaks Lithuanian and Russian; the English website helps you read about the services.
Care for the everyday browsing experience
Readable pages on a phone, security and dependable operation were also priorities for the update. Clear service descriptions and links to practical guides are intended to help people find us through search and help AI search tools understand the support we offer families and people who train.
We also checked the site’s loading speed. You can view the Google reports for desktop and mobile below.
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Let’s talk about your first step
Explore the service that interests you and get in touch. For children’s swimming, include your child’s age and experience in the water. For personal training, tell us your goal and preferred times. We want the website to help you prepare, so our first conversation can focus on you.