Breath Control Game for Swimming Lessons
Writing about this activity has “I Saw Esau,” playing over and over in my head, a song made famous by the Ames Brothers in 1956! At any rate, if you’re looking for a fun breath control game for swimming lessons that will take the monotony out of your rhythmic bobs, your learn to swim students will certainly enjoy this one:
This is not an activity for true beginners, as children would need to have some basic air exchange skills as a prerequisite for this activity. It would work perfectly, however, in the Swim Lessons University Swim Strokes 201 or 202 Lesson Plan though for sure!
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October 18, 2016 at 3:07 am