Dear Nyametie, i hope you are fine. Even if i dont comment every video you post, i watch all of thwm. Could you tell me how much time do you usually spend playing at home ? Do you play every day ? As for the hymns, do you learn them at church or at home ? ☺
I follow a very strict structure at home for rehearsals. Every morning except Saturdays because my swimming lessons starts very early on Saturdays, I practice for 20-30 minutes before stepping out for school and Church on Sundays. In the evening I normally practice for 1hr every day before I sleep. I rehearse with the church choir every Thursday from 7pm to 8:30pm to prepare for Sunday service. This is where I spend time on the Hymns. At home I mostly learn the classical piece because they are more challenging.
@@nyametiethepianist Oh wow, this is interesting and, oh my god, you take swimming lessons ! What a coincidence Nyametie ! Do you know i'm a swimming teacher in a primary school for kids from 7 to 10 years and i used to be a swimming competitor ? It's great to hear you also learn how to swim. It's not something very common and popular in Africa, i guess. Am i wrong ? I hope you enjoy it.
@@martialkenel7834 well I started swimming about 5yrs ago, I am with the Legon Sharks swimming club. I graduated to the senior team last year.Swimming is very popular in Ghana now, there are a number of swimming clubs and the swimming association organises competitions for the clubs regularly. Our club uses the university of Ghana Olympic size swimming pool and we have very good trainers
@@nyametiethepianist Yes you are right Nyametie, swimming has become quite popular in Ghana and by the way, i thought of it yesterday, i wanted to ask you if you have ever heard of this Ghanaian swimmer Abeiku Jackson. I think he took part to the Olympic Games of Rio in 2016. He was (is) quite good, especially in butterfly and freestyle (50 and 100 meters). Today he's 24, but i dont know if he still competes or not. And i was actually thinking that, considering he's a "celebrity" in Ghana, it's maybe also thanks to him that swimming became this popular in this country. But now tell me Nyametie : do you just take swimming lessons or do you do competition at the Legon Sharks club ? 🤗🏊♀️
@@martialkenel7834 I met Abeiku Jackson during the build up to the all African games. We went to swim in the new facility the government built for that games as part of the trials.i do take part in competitions, trying to improve on my time to be more competitive
