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Aim: to introduce basic front crawl breathing technique
Equipment: floaters or kickboards, buoyancy aids and sinkers as needed
Exercise/Activity Entry: swivel entry Warm up: 2 widths any stroke on the front 1. breathing while holding the poolside 2. repeat the above with rolling the head to the side 3. holding a float with a diagonal grip 4. single arm pull with float in one hand 5. repeat the above with the opposite arm 6. full stroke front crawl Contrasting activity: head first surface dive to collect sinkers prone star floats Exit: using the pool steps or over the pool side |
Teaching Point enter slowly take your time blow slowly and gently look to your shoulder breath through the mouth turn to the pulling side breathe as the arm pulls head returns to central dig yourself to the bottom deep breath and relax take your time |
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