**Written by Bing Chat using www.swimminglessonsideas.com as inspiration. Edited and updated by Jeff N.** I’m constantly impressed by the quality of these articles and feel like they’re somewhat cheating, though they summarize and disseminate information from this website so well it seems stupid to waste time typing myself. Does it cheapen the information if it …
** This game was created by Bing Chat AI. What do you think? ** How to Play Pool Noodle Surfing: A Fun and Easy Swimming Game for Kids Who Pool noodle surfing is a simple and fun swimming game that can be played by kids of all ages and swimming abilities, as long as they …
You may have noticed but I’ve become obsessed with Bing chat and chat GPT AI text generations. I find that they are incredibly useful for supplementing existing knowledge but not quite matching the nuance and details of a true experience journeyman or master of a subject. I asked it to use this website as a …
I’ll try to create that. Here is a short article about butterfly swimming using the style of swimminglessonsideas.com: “` I read through and listened to this article before posting. It’s accurate. I’m impressed and a little terrified. How to Swim Butterfly: A Beginner’s Guide Butterfly is one of the most challenging and rewarding strokes to …
I am tinkering with using BingChat AI to see how it works. It came up with the following swim game. What do you think? ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ A Swimming Lesson Game for Breaststroke Are you looking for a fun and effective way to teach your students the breaststroke arms and kick? Do you want to challenge them …
The companion book for swim lesson managers is well underway! Are you ready to have a training guide for in-person staff on-boarding? Ready to have a resource that goes into detail for each of our Levels? We have the book for you: Lesson Coordinator Handbook: a companion guide for fun and effective instruction. This book …
What are some benefits to the rotation method? Is it okauy to not give feedback when a participant returns to the class location? Can two participants go to the instructor at the same time? Cna you think of a safe way to accomplish this? Keep Moving! Avoid being the Traffic Cop. Be the Feedback Director; …
Swimming! 4 x 50: Odds FREE, Evens BACK If you have fins, use them. Rest as often as needed. GOAL: Do the whole distance without stopping. NO lifting head, no checking to see position. Get to the bottom of the pool,put your belly button, 1 big toe,and your nose all on thebottom at the same …
The belly should remain at the surface of the water; ideally with the belly button over the surface. Do 4 breaststroke kicks keeping your knees underwater. This challenge works on balance and body control and is extremely difficult to do even for more elite swimmers. Pay special attention to the belly button and the knees. …
Goals: Kicking: 50 FREE Kick or 50 BK Kick Use Fins if you have them, use kickboards 3 x SL + 5 FREE + 1 breath Strong freestyle kick throughout.Focus on arms reaching to 11, head aiming straight down, and power with each stroke. Must breathe 1 time on stroke 2, 3, or 4. No …
Goals: 3 x SL + 3 FREE Strong freestyle kick throughout.Focus on arms reaching to 11, head aiming straight down, and power with each stroke. If possible NO breath. Activity 3: Activity 4: 3 x SL + 5 FREE + 1 breath Strong freestyle kick throughout.Focus on arms reaching to 11, head aiming straight down, …
Goals: Speak all student names Ensure all students know instructor’s name. Continue to earn trust by demonstrating all activities and offering modified alternatives. Reinforce routines. Emphasize fun during routines. Smile. Laugh. Play! Walk and glide With the benches a little apart, walk in the square moving independently. When swimmer gets to the gap encourage a …
Goals: Learn student names Introduce self (instructor) Give clear expectations: “We’re doing supported front glides. This is what it looks like.” Earn trust: demo activities first and offer modified alternatives if you sense fear. Focus on FUN and routines. Introduce framework: activity, activity, challenge. Smile, laugh, play! Challenge – Lift one foot above water and …