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- Consistent dedication to the mundane like streamline
- Everyone has excellent streamline habit (all the time without thought). That to NOT do a streamline would make the swimmer physically uncomfortable.
- A feeling that excellence is expected with allowance for failure, improvement, and progress.
- Swimmers feel watched, celebrated, and encouraged to improve through feedback, attention, and coaching.
See "Finding Deliberate Practice," "SIP 052: Swimming is a Habit," and "SIP 067: Deliberate Practice."
Your framework and routine should reinforce the key things you want to accomplish with your swimmers.
My number one goals:
- Everyone has excellent streamline habit (all the time without thought). That to NOT do a streamline would make the swimmer physically uncomfortable.
- A feeling that excellence is expected with allowance for failure, improvement, and progress.
- Swimmers feel watched, celebrated, and encouraged to improve through feedback, attention, and coaching.
Coach behavior on deck:
If you see something to fix, you must say sometime.
Avoid socializing and standing in one spot; unless resting.
If you are expecting excellence, then excellence is expected OF you too.
Enforce what you want done; non-enforcement = acceptable behavior.
Know when to back off; you can still say something without demining or making someone feel bad.
"You didn't streamline. Next time streamline."
"You forgot the streamline." They nod and agree. "next time." You and they smile.
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We review the swim lessons plans found at www.swimminglessonsideas.com and see how our swim instructors use them including their success and struggles.
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What has it been like? What is our procedure?
How do we teach?
Challenges:
Getting swimmers moving.
Handling difficult swimmers.
Coaching and commands.
Resilience of children and adaptability.
Tools: Lesson plans and TV for website lessons.
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