QUOTE(Mr. Z @ Jul 20 2015, 09:27 PM)
I know right?
Let me go check out the pool one morning this weekend to verify the working hours. Saw from all sorts of post online it closes at 5 pm. Hoped it has changed.
I ended up swimming in Chin Woo yesterday.
Got a name card for instructor, Ching Guan, anyone knows him? Is he good?
Planning to improve my freestyle strokes with some guidance and hopefully manage a duathlon next year.
So hopefully can get some tips here.. haha

Hello, I'm new in this thread here. Hope can learn from you guys.
btw, MSN pool supposedly National Sport Complex in Setiawangsa, have really hard hours and really funny operation lol. Ok so it only open Tuesday- Thursday 2-4.30 pm, Friday 2.45- 4.30. Saturday- Sunday have morning session at least 10-12.30pm and 2-4.30pm BUT because they work office hours, funny thing is, if you want to swim weekend, you have to buy tickets in advanced during office hour Mon-Fri. I called and said, how, because I work, then they say, that's how it is, because no staff can issue receipt on the weekends.
on weekend, I went once and apparently there is some people working as part time, maybe lifeguard, they stay in the room and only occasionally come out to see swimmers.
But the real kill is this, the pool is 50m, which is good for laps, but, the final 20m is the deep end with 5m depth, sooooo, because they 'afraid' of swimmers safety, they block with line to 30m only. And you cannot go to the deep part. Meaning if you want to do lap, at 30m you don't have a wall to turn

They say because if people who can swim go, people who cannot swim also go and get in trouble. ha ha ha!
So I ask, why, they said the deep one is for when scuba divers or some people booking for training, then only can use.
Such a pity because it's a pool nearby me and nice pool too, but can't be fully utilised.