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Getting pupils to kick with a relaxed and smooth kicking action can be tricky. Knowing the right drills and exercises, along with the common mistakes to look out for, are essential to pupil and teacher success.
Aim: to learn front crawl leg kick and introduce breathing
Equipment: floaters or kickboards and buoyancy aids as needed
Exercise/Activity Entry: swivel entry Warm up: 2 widths any stroke on the front 1. sitting on the poolside demonstrating kicking action 2. holding the poolside and kicking 3. kicking with floats under each arm 4. kick with one float in front 5. holding the poolside blowing bubbles 6. kicking with floats under each arm adding blowing bubbles Contrasting activity: prone star float with or without buoyancy aids supine star float with or without buoyancy aids Exit: using the pool steps or over the pool side |
Teaching Point enter slowly take your time pointed toes kick with straight legs kick from your hips kick with floppy feet blow gently kick and blow at the same time hold your breath relax and stay still take your time |
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