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Singapore Dragon Boat Association

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21 User comments

Golf Club

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10 Stadium Ln, Singapore 397774

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Opening hours for Singapore Dragon Boat Association

Monday

9 am–5 pm

Tuesday

9 am–5 pm

Wednesday

9 am–5 pm

Thursday

9 am–5 pm

Friday

9 am–5 pm

Saturday

9 am–5 pm

Sunday

9 am–5 pm

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Reviews of Singapore Dragon Boat Association

A. J. R.

My Unforgettable Experience with Singapore Dragon Boat Association My time with the Singapore Dragon Boat Association has been nothing short of transformative. Nestled in the heart of this bustling city, the association has not only refined my physical strength but also kindled a sense of empowerment that resonates deep within me. Embarking on this journey, I was met with exhaustion, a formidable opponent in itself. The initial days of training demanded every ounce of my energy. The rhythmic sound of paddles slicing through the water echoed my determination to conquer the challenges that lay ahead. Gradually, as the weeks passed, I found my fatigue transforming into vigor. With each stroke, I felt an invigorating surge of power, as if the water itself was infusing me with its vitality. Endurance paddling and rowing, though grueling, became my gateway to resilience. Pushing my limits, I discovered a wellspring of inner strength I never knew existed. As the sun painted the sky in hues of gold during our early morning practices, I realized that the true essence of growth lies in embracing the struggle. Those moments of pushing through the fatigue, when my muscles ached and my breath was labored, have now become my proudest achievements. One aspect that made this experience truly exceptional was the camaraderie among my fellow trainees. Together, we weathered the waves – not just of the water, but of our emotions and doubts. The cheers of encouragement that filled the air during our synchronized rowing brought us closer, forming a bond that transcended the confines of the boat. The shared determination to overcome our individual obstacles created an unbreakable sense of unity, reminding us that we were part of something larger than ourselves. Amidst the sea of memories, one moment stands out vividly. The coach's praise for my powerful right-hand rowing technique filled me with an unparalleled sense of accomplishment. To be recognized for my efforts, to know that my dedication was making a difference, reaffirmed that hard work truly pays off. This recognition became a beacon of motivation, urging me to push even harder and to continuously refine my skills. As I reflect on my time with the Singapore Dragon Boat Association, I am overwhelmed by a sense of gratitude. The training sessions that once seemed arduous have transformed into cherished memories. I've not only gained physical prowess but also nurtured a newfound confidence that extends beyond the waters. This journey has taught me that growth thrives in discomfort, and strength is born from the willingness to push beyond what's comfortable. In conclusion, my experience with the Singapore Dragon Boat Association has been a transformative one, etching its mark on my journey of self-discovery and empowerment. Through challenges, camaraderie, and personal growth, I've emerged as a stronger, more resilient individual. The association's waters have not only refined my physical abilities but have also awakened a potent sense of inner power that will guide me through life's currents.

M. R.

Had a corporate event here at SDBA. Our boat's instructor, Yong Jie, was amazing at giving us direction and tips on how to execute powerful strokes. Lo and behold our boat came in first place during the 400m race. Kudos to Yong Jie!!

A. H.

Dragon Boat Festival It happens on the 5th Day of the 5th Month according to the Chinese Calendar (around late May early June in the Georgian Calendar) Dragon Boat races, eating sticky Rice Dumplings (Zongzi) with Chinese rice wine are the typical highlights how the festival is celebrated. Often the Dragon Boat festival is also nicknamed Dumpling festival. The Dragon Boats is of unique often also colorful structure and race with groups of rowers which require lots of practice operate synchronized. In popular places like Hongkong, Taiwan, Singapore but also San Francisco the Races are an elaborate event with month of preparations. It is a holiday in China, Taiwan and Hongkong but the Dragon Boat festival is celebrated within the Chinese people worldwide. The fifth lunar month is considered an unlucky month. Natural disasters and illnesses believed to be more common in the fifth month. To avoid this misfortune, people in the past put calamus, Artemisia, pomegranate flowers, Chinese ixora and garlic above their doors on the fifth day of the fifth month. Since the shape of calamus forms like a sword and with the strong smell of the garlic, it is believed that they can remove the evil spirits. To lighten up the mood of the people, officials organised such Dragon Boat races to keep their spirits high. There are however various legends about the origin of the Dragon Boat festival which started in China 2000+ years ago.