This course will teach you how to help students put on a lifejacket while in the water and kick 9 metres/30 feet (safety benchmark), and how to swim backstroke 9 metres/30 feet with straight arm recovery, body roll, good body and arm extensions (swim benchmark).
In This Course
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1
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Introduction
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Benchmarks
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Benchmark Performance
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Safety
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Words to Know
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Check Your Knowledge
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2
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Safety Skill - In Water Lifejacket Donning
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Straight Arm Recovery
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Entry
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Pull
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Body Position
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Kick
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Check Your Knowledge
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3
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Practicum and Reflection
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Stroke School Red Stage Practicum Worksheet
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Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course you should be able to:
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List the steps of putting on a lifejacket in the water
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Identify the two parts of backstroke arm movement
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Describe the position of the hand as it enters the water
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Describe the position of the arm during the underwater pull
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Identify effective body position for swimming backstroke
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Identify the position of the legs, feet, and toes during the kick
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Describe the motion of the kick that creates the most power
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Conduct drills and learning activities for teaching backstroke