Showing posts with label jellyfish float. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jellyfish float. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 5, 2014

What type of float is difficult to execute?

Floating is an important skill in learning the different strokes. Learning to float indicates that the student is ready for the next learning skill. It further shows the confidence of the swimmer in the water. Prone floating is an important skill for the freestyle/frontcrawl while back float is important for the backstroke. Aside from the prone float and back float, there are other types of float to explore, namely;

1. dead man's float
student performing the dead man's float

2. turtle float
student performing the turtle float

3. jellyfish float.
student performing the jellyfish float


The three types of float could be easy or difficult to some students. Among the three, which is easy and on the other hand, the difficult to execute? Share your opinion about the floating lesson.



To my students, post your answer in the comment portion of this blog. Follow the format below:
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