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Watch the video, showing three different dives and streamlines from the same swimmer.Be looking ...
If there is one thing you should have learned from the accompanying lesson to ...
by Grant Rauterkus of Tulane University and Catherine V. Palmer, Ph.D. ofUniversity of Pittsburgh ...
Did you notice anything?Was there anything you noticed in the transition demonstration? You can post ...
Swift Triathlon Transition Techniques Transition time in triathlons for adults and kids is important.Quick transitions ...
The puck is heavy and has its top and bottom made of a Teflon-like ...
Video Length: 29-minutes, 10-seconds Webinar transcript: I was teaching a client who was reaching retirement age ...
Many considerations come into play for open water swimming, but the trip to natural ...
TPP GroupAny age worksWith the younger players, put fewer numbers on the poster. With ...
An abundance of drills are harbored here, within Read.SwimISCA.org.Many drills are specific to competitive ...
Unlike a latex or neoprene swim cap, a mind that is stretched never returns ...
Course is presently under development. Release date in conjunction with a presentation at the ...
Video length: 13-minutes with Mark Rauterkus and Barry Healey. TranscriptWelcome. Hi, Barry. How's the weather ...
Dolphins 1 1. Enter water feet first assisted 2. Blow bubbles at surface 3. ...
Facilitator's Tip: Skills Ranking Game Overview: A great activity to help discover the ...
Extrovert -- or -- IntrovertHold a discussion with others around the concept: Who are ...
A new era in youth leadership is introduced with U CAN TeachThis system of ...
H2O Aware Activities The H20 Aware program incorporates safety messages and skills taught in the ...
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