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How Do You Write Swim Lesson Plans For Beginner Swimmers?

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How Do You Write Swim Lesson Plans For Beginner Swimmers?

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Don’t waste time on writing down swim lesson for beginner swimmers. There are many swim workout plan available on the internet that you can download. There are varieties of choices depending on the swimmer’s skills.

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• Determine what skills are most age-appropriate to teach your beginner swimmers on a daily basis. The age of your students does dictate what skills are appropriate, but in general, you will spend time each class on kicking, breath control, breath holding, in-line kick (prone kick), back kick, and some type of swim (depends on age and skill readiness). • Determine an age-appropriate total class length time. For preschoolers, 20 – 30 minutes is standard. One important consideration on whether you go 20, 25, or 30-minutes is the number of children in the class. A 20-minute class may be enough for a private lesson for a 3 or 4 year old–but is NOT enough time if you have two or more children in the class. In that case, go with a 25-30 minute lesson for beginner preschool age swimmers. • Determine how much time you will allocate to each skill so that you can spend some time on each of the skills you would like your student to learn. Of course there may be classes where you don’t get throug

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