Queenstown Swimming Complex · Singapore
Swimming lessons & private coaching at Queenstown Swimming Complex
Coach Jina Woo, a former SEA Games athlete, coaches swimmers 1-to-1 at Queenstown Swimming Complex: competitive swimmers, stroke correction, kids, special needs and seniors. Fees from $160 per session.
Certified & registered- NROC-registered coach (swimming & triathlon)
- SwimSafer
- AUSTSWIM Teacher of Adults
- Singapore Aquatics Adaptive Swimming Teacher Course
Who Coach Jina coaches at Queenstown
Freshly reopened, Queenstown is a convenient pool for families in Queenstown, Commonwealth, Tanglin Halt and Alexandra, and its competition pool suits swimmers training for race times.
- Competitive swimmers: weekly technical sessions that work alongside club training to drop race times.
- Stroke correction: fixing body line, catch, kick and breathing for any level.
- Club swimmers: private support for CSC and other club squads.
- Kids and adults, 1-to-1: private or small-group lessons tailored to the swimmer.
- Swimmers with special needs: patient lessons from a coach who teaches at Rainbow Centre.
- Seniors and rehab: gentle, technique-led sessions for mobility and strength.
How lessons at Queenstown work
- WhatsApp Coach Jina on +65 8658 5866 with the swimmer’s age, level and goals, and the days that suit you.
- She suggests a time slot at the pool and meets your swimmer poolside.
- Each session is 1-to-1 (small groups are also possible), with Coach Jina in the water when correction needs it, and clear feedback for parents after the session.
- Fees from $160 per session. Pool entry fees are paid by the swimmer/parent directly to ActiveSG and are not included in coaching fees.
Pool facts
Address: 473 Stirling Road, Singapore 148948
Pool phone: 6883 5785
Pools: a competition pool, a learner’s pool and two wading pools, plus the iconic 4.5-metre diving pool
Operating hours (ActiveSG)
- Every day except Tuesday: 8am – 9:30pm
- Mon, Wed: 6:30am – 8am (competition pool only)
- Closed every Tuesday for maintenance (open 8am – 9:30pm if Tuesday is a public holiday)
Hours can change for closures and bad weather. Always check the ActiveSG facility page before you go.
About Queenstown Swimming Complex
- Reopened on 8 August 2026 after renovation, with new pool deck flooring (Sport Singapore). Singapore’s first neighbourhood sports complex, officially opened on 15 August 1970.
- Accessibility (Sport Singapore): a mobile pool hoist at the competition pool, accessibility ramps, a central lift, and refurbished changing rooms with height-adjustable changing beds in accessible restrooms.
Sources: ActiveSG Circle: Queenstown Swimming Complex · Sport Singapore media release, 5 Aug 2026
Coach Jina also coaches at Delta Swimming Complex.
Real result
200m freestyle: 3:42.66 to 3:07 in about five months, with one stroke-correction session a week.
What parents and swimmers say
“She has been my son’s stroke coach for the past five months… he has managed to shave an incredible 40 seconds off his 200m freestyle time in just five months… Coach Jina has an exceptional eye for technique and is able to identify small details in a swimmer’s stroke that can make a significant difference.”
“Jina is a very patient and experienced coach who is able to teach my special needs boy, who is very afraid of going into the water, exceptionally well. It’s amazing to see how confident my boy is now in just a few sessions.”
“My name Helen, 61 yrs old, together with my friend Lilian 68 yrs and Agnes 80yrs recently joined swimming class… She is very patient and caring for senior people… I want to learn freestyle swimming due to my neck problems. She not only taught me freestyle swim, but also rectified my mistakes in breaststroke.”
Frequently asked questions
Do you coach at Queenstown Swimming Complex?
Yes. Queenstown Swimming Complex is one of the two pools where Coach Jina coaches most often (the other is Delta Swimming Complex). She can also come to your condo pool.
How much are private swimming lessons at Queenstown?
Coaching fees start from $160 per 1-hour session. Pool entry fees are paid by the swimmer/parent directly to ActiveSG and are not included in coaching fees. WhatsApp for an exact quote.
What are the opening hours of Queenstown Swimming Complex?
According to ActiveSG: Every day except Tuesday: 8am – 9:30pm; Mon, Wed: 6:30am – 8am (competition pool only); Closed every Tuesday for maintenance (open 8am – 9:30pm if Tuesday is a public holiday). Check the ActiveSG facility page for closures before you go.
Do you coach competitive swimmers here?
Yes. Coach Jina currently coaches 5 swimmers from Chinese Swimming Club and works alongside club coaches. In our published case study, a 200m freestyler went from 3:42.66 to 3:07 with once-a-week stroke correction.
Do you teach children with special needs?
Yes. Coach Jina currently teaches swimming at Rainbow Centre, a special education school in Singapore, and recently completed Singapore Aquatics’ SG Coach Adaptive Swimming Teacher Course. She offers patient 1-to-1 swimming lessons for children and adults with special needs, adapting pace, cues and routines to the individual, with water safety as the first priority. Share your child’s needs on WhatsApp so the first session can be planned properly.
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Ready to see what your swimmer can really do?
Send Coach Jina your swimmer’s age, current club/squad, and latest race times. She will tell you honestly where the time is hiding.
Where I coach: Delta Swimming Complex · Queenstown Swimming Complex · your condo pool