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Once swimmers can do basic backstroke, they are ready for the next learning stage.Backstroke ...
Teaching Turn TechniquesTurns can be slick!Swiveling around underwater fast is a blast!Once learners are ...
Teaching the Techniques of EntriesDoing entries is lots of fun. Everybody loves jumping and ...
Teaching Fly TechniquesButterfly grew out of breaststroke, starting in the 1930s, and first raced ...
Teaching Free TechniquesFreestyle is the fastest stroke.Free is fluid, and it creates little resistance.Freestyle ...
Teaching Breastroke TechniquesBreaststroke spans the stress spectrum as the stroke be anything from a ...
Teaching Backstroke TechniquesBackstroke is relatively easy to learn, because it’s done on the back ...
Include Everyone! When you teach swimming, you'll probably come across many kinds of disabilities: visual ...
HOW to teach.When you give the lessons you plan: Use proven teaching methods.Communicate effectively.See what's ...
Stage 4, Skill-Refinement Lessons, introduce swimming fast.Focus on refining motor coordination and introduce the ...
Stage 3, Skill-Improvement Lessons, involve improvingImprove all four strokes, improve reaction/rhythm abilities, and increase ...
Stage 2, Skill-Development Lessons, focus on the basic movements and orientation.Focus on the basic ...
Stage 1, Water Orientation, consists of a combination of five skills: entry and immersionbuoyancy and ...
The key to good planning is your lesson format. Here's the format to use when ...
Swimming happens in water, and that plays a big role in WHY you teach ...
The Swimming Environment The places where swimming happens – pools, lakes, oceans, etc. – tend ...
WHEN you teach a skill can make a huge difference in how well it ...
Three tools serve as the teacher's north star.Teaching swimming involves teaching all kinds of ...
Let's focus on the learners. When teaching a swim lesson, the learners are the children ...
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