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(as of 17 Oct, 12am)
Due to the evolving haze situation, SportSG has implemented precautionary measures to safeguard the well-being of our facility users.
All ActiveSG sport facilities will resume operations on 17 October 2026, according to their respective operating hours.
Visitors are advised to monitor prevailing air quality conditions and adjust their activities accordingly. Vulnerable groups, including seniors, children and individuals with existing health conditions, are encouraged to exercise extra caution when participating in outdoor activities.
SportSG will continue to monitor the haze situation closely and adjust operations where necessary.
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Swimming stands out as an exceptional sport suitable for all fitness levels due to its low-impact nature and ability to provide a full-body workout. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced athlete, swimming offers a gentle yet effective way to improve cardiovascular endurance, muscle strength, and flexibility. The water's buoyancy reduces impact on joints, making it ideal for individuals recovering from injuries or seeking a gentle form of exercise.
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Asian Games 2026: Third medal for Gan Ching Hwee on final day of swimming competition
Gan Ching Hwee won the women's 800m freestyle silver in a national record of 8min 26.25sec at the Asian Games on 25 Sep. Photo: SpexSG/ Andy Chua
Asian Games 2026: Swimmers disappointed but not discouraged
Teong Tzen Wei was fifth in the men's 50m butterfly at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games. Photo: SpexSG/ Andy Chua
Asian Games 2026: Another medal, another record for swimmer Gan Ching Hwee
Gan Ching Hwee celebrates after clinching the women's 400m freestyle silver in a national record of 4min 6.81sec. Photo: SpexSG/ Andy Chua
Asian Games 2026: Young stars shine in the pool
Tedd Chan set a national record of 24.97sec during the men's 50m backstroke heats at the Asian Games on 21 Sep. Photo: SpexSG/ Andy Chua
Asian Games 2026: Gan Ching Hwee wins swimming's first medal
Gan Ching Hwee took silver in the 1500m freestyle at the 2026 Asian Games, setting a national record of 16min 00.45sec. Photo: SpexSG/ Andy Chua
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Bishan Swimming Complex
1 Bishan Street 14 Singapore 579778
Bukit Batok Swimming Complex
2 Bukit Batok Street 22 Singapore 659581
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21 Canberra Link Singapore 756973
Choa Chu Kang Swimming Complex
1 Choa Chu Kang Street 53 Singapore 689236
Clementi Swimming Complex
520 Clementi Avenue 3 Singapore 129908





