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Learn to Swim With UsBroke this month? See if we have a reduced price cancellation Click here for your residential swimming course from £295 One-to-One Residential Course for Nervous Swimmers Whole pool to yourself email: Irene Book your Swimming LessonsSwimming Lessons Argyll
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... Jumping EntriesPrior to teaching a jumping entry it is important to give consideration to the depth of water in relation to size of the pupil (hard impact with the pool floor can result in injury). It is important to teach the pupil how to land safely i.e. bending the knees to absorb the force. WITH HELPER ON THE SIDE • helper secured and holding pupil's hand Teaching Points • toes over the edge • bend knees on landing Considerations • suitable for those with confidence • pupils must normally be able to stand in the water • not suitable in very shallow water WITH HELPER IN THE WATER • helper reaches towards the child Considerations • helper must be confident in the water • helper should be an adult UNAIDED Once the pupil can jump confidently to a helper in the water the next step is to jump unaided. At this point it is vital to stress: Teaching Points • look forwards • stress feet first entry Benefits of an unaided jumping entry • al lows the whole group to enter at the same time • saves time • is good fun Swimming Lessons ArgyllButterflyButterfly is the most recent of the strokes and is second in relation to speed to Front Crawl Although the competitive Butterfly stroke is physically demanding variations on the theme of Butterfly can be enjoyable activities that need not be too difficult. The potential to compete is developed gradually and learning the stroke should be fun. Babies often produce a dolphin type leg action without prompting. Body Position Key Points • prone face down with the crown of the head leading • horizontal with an undulating wave-like movement from head to toe • shoulders are kept level Swimming Lessons ArgyllFloatingSupine Float
Being on the back means that breathing is easy. The position is ideally that taken up in a supine push and glide from which the skill may be practised. It can also be achieved from the standing position by lowering the shoulders to the surface and gently lying back in the water. If the legs tend to sink it can be helpful to allow them to relax and bend. Try gently extending the arms beyond the head to a star position. These adjustments redistribute the weight and may succeed in enabling horizontal flotation. Key Points • relax and pillow the head back in the water • take a breath • shoulders down lie back gently • lift the feet • gently extend the arms • maintain a star shape Swimming Lessons ArgyllAchnadrish Lodge-Argyll and ButeAird-Argyll and Bute Aros Mains-Argyll and Bute Baile Mor-Argyll and Bute Barrnacarry Bay-Argyll and Bute Black Crofts-Argyll and Bute (near Oban) Blairs Ferry-Argyll and Bute Bridge of Orchy-Argyll and Bute Carrick Castle-Argyll and Bute (near Helensburgh) Castle Lachlan-Argyll and Bute Clachan Mor-Argyll and Bute Clachan Seil-Argyll and Bute Craobh Haven-Argyll and Bute Easdale Island-Argyll and Bute Feolin Ferry-Argyll and Bute Friesland Bay-Argyll and Bute Glen Caladh-Argyll and Bute Glen Massan-Argyll and Bute (near Helensburgh) Hunters Quay-Argyll and Bute (near Greenock) Inverinan Beag-Argyll and Bute (near Inveraray) Isle of Colonsay-Argyll and Bute Isle of Mull-Argyll and Bute Kilmichael Glassary-Argyll and Bute (near Lochgilphead) Kilmichael of Inverlussa-Argyll and Bute Leck Gruinart-Argyll and Bute Lower Killeyan-Argyll and Bute Middle Kames-Argyll and Bute Mount Stuart-Argyll and Bute (near Greenock) North Connel-Argyll and Bute (near Oban) North Shian-Argyll and Bute Otter Ferry-Argyll and Bute Parrett Works-Argyll and Bute Port Ann-Argyll and Bute Port Appin-Argyll and Bute Port Askaig-Argyll and Bute Port Bannatyne-Argyll and Bute (near Greenock) Port Charlotte-Argyll and Bute Port Driseach-Argyll and Bute Port Ellen-Argyll and Bute Port Ramsay-Argyll and Bute Port Wemyss-Argyll and Bute Portsonachan-Argyll and Bute (near Inveraray) Shuna Island-Argyll and Bute South Cuan-Argyll and Bute South Shian-Argyll and Bute St Catherines-Argyll and Bute (near Helensburgh) St Colmac-Argyll and Bute (near Greenock) The Oa-Argyll and Bute Ulva Ferry-Argyll and Bute West Hynish-Argyll and Bute West Tarbert-Argyll and Bute West Tarbert-Argyll and Bute West Trevarth-Argyll and Bute
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