31/07/2026
HAPPY SG61, LET'S CELEBRATE IN THE POOL! 🇸🇬💦
New to Aqua Fitness? This is your sign!
2 Sessions for only $61 (New Customers Only)
Come join ME at Little Splashes @ Enabling Village — indoor heated mineral pool 31-33°C, super comfy, no sunburn!
My classes:
TUES 1.30PM — Acquapole & Aqua Boxing 🥊
Fun, punchy, stress-release + core work on the pole
FRI 10AM — Aqua Strength 💪
Low impact, high burn. Perfect for joint-friendly toning
Limited-time SG61 Promo only! Slots fill fast because our pool is small & cozy.
📍 Little Splashes Aquatics, Enabling Village
DM me or WhatsApp +65 8685 8688 to book — tell them you're with Audrey!
See you in the water? ❤️🇸🇬
Celebrate Singapore’s 61st birthday with a splash! 🇸🇬💙 We have another promotion for you. Enjoy a 2 session credit of our Aqua Wellness program for just $61! Promotion is for new customers only and starts on the 29th July 2026.
Terms & Conditions:
* Promotion is valid from 29 July 2026 to 13 August 2026.
* Booking deadline is 13 August 2026.
* Promotion is valid for both weekdays and weekends.
* Applicable to new customers only or customers who have not attended any classes for more than 6 months
* Once the first class/session is attended, the package becomes active and is valid for 1 month.
29/07/2026
👂🏊 Why Can Water Stay Trapped in Your Ear After Swimming?
Have you ever felt like your hearing is muffled after getting out of the pool?
It’s usually because water becomes trapped in the external ear canal—not because it passes beyond your eardrum.
🔬 Water often remains in the external ear canal, the small passage leading to the eardrum. Because of the canal’s shape and the surface tension of water, a small amount can stay inside, creating a temporary feeling of fullness or reduced hearing.
As a result:
✅ Sounds may seem quieter or muffled.
✅ You may feel pressure or a sensation of water moving inside the ear.
✅ In most cases, the water drains out naturally within minutes.
💡 Did you know?
If water remains trapped repeatedly, it creates a moist environment where bacteria—and sometimes fungi—can grow more easily, increasing the risk of swimmer’s ear (otitis externa).
To help prevent it:
✔️ Tilt your head to each side after swimming.
✔️ Gently pull the outer ear to help water drain.
✔️ Dry your outer ear with a clean towel.
❌ Avoid inserting cotton swabs deep into the ear, as they can push debris deeper and irritate the delicate skin of the ear canal.
Swimming is great for your body—but taking care of your ears helps keep every swim comfortable and safe.
16/07/2026