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Videos[]
Olympic Champion, Michael Phelps[]
Michael Phelps - The Record Breaker Olympic Records-0
Watch what you eat. Humor.[]
Week 4, Lesson 15[]
Lesson: Social Skills: Communications (ebook)
Butterfly Week[]
The butterfly stroke is the second fastest used in competition, giving way only to front crawl, but only marginally' Officially it has only been accepted for competition since the 1952 Olympics. The world record time for 100 meters Fly held by American Bill Paulus is 53.81 seconds and the women's time of Mary T. Meagher (U.S.A.) is 57.93 seconds. Freestyle records for 100 meters are 48.52 seconds held by America's Dave McCagg and 54.04 seconds by East German's Birgit Neike. So one can see how much the Fly has progressed in a comparatively short time.
Since 1956, when butterfly was accepted as a separate event and stroke, its development has progressed rapidly. In its early days, the stroke was used with a breaststroke kick by good breastroke kickers, lacking ankle flexibility. However, with the increased use of the dolphin kick and the stroke's demand for great flexibility in arms and shoulders, more and more front crawl swimmers adapted to butterfly. Also, as individual medley swimming developed, so did the butterfly stroke. The stroke calls for great flexibility, coordination and feel for the water. Attention must be paid in all the drills, !o perform the movements in such a manner that will transfer to a good fluent stroke.
Fly Kicklng Drllls:[]
1. Using a kick-board, arms at full extended, with elbows behind end of board, kick dolphin, head up ("bounce the feet up").
2. Drill 1 with head down, raising it for a breath every second kick, and dropping it down sharply for exhalation ("Use back in movement.")
3. Kick dolphin with arms extended (no board) head up, to increase resistance and power in legs.
4. Kick dolphin face in water, breathe every second kick. (Say, "Head down and feet down as bottoms up.")
5. With arms at sides, face in water, kick dolphin, (accentuate use of back in movement.)
6. As drill 5, insist on chin pushing forward on surface for breath.
7. As drill 6, insist on quick return of head into water after breath.
Hit the fly drills above, 4 minutes.
Back Crawl Arms Drills:[]
1. With right arm extended, left arm at side, flutter kick on side.
2. With left arm extended, right arm at side, flutter kick on side.
3. Start as in drill 1 and after ten kicks, pull strongly with right hand and arm rolling across back to the other side recovering left arm and reaching to full extension in front.
4. Proceed in stages from ten kicks to six kicks to three kicks. (These drills assist coordination and teach swimmers on Backstroke to pivot the shoulders in position for recovery).
5. Swim 200 to 400 using this method concentrating on the straight arm recovery, the lift of the shoulder, the roll into the pull and the pivoting of the shoulders on the axis formed by the still head and spinal column.
Ejection rules explained[]
Play with ejections.
Lesson: Relay Lab (ebook)
Lesson: Snorkling Trip Lab (ebook)
Timeline for Week 4, Lesson 14[]
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1:40 pm |
Welcome students Change into suits Introduction of activities Warm-up exercises |
Lesson: Social Skills: Communications (ebook)
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Fitness lesson Aquatic fitness workout |
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Swim lesson tasks |
Back Crawl Arms Drills: 1. With right arm extended, left arm at side, flutter kick on side.
2. With left arm extended, right arm at side, flutter kick on side.
3. Start as in drill 1 and after ten kicks, pull strongly with right hand and arm rolling across back to the other side recovering left arm and reaching to full extension in front.
4. Proceed in stages from ten kicks to six kicks to three kicks. (These drills assist coordination and teach swimmers on Backstroke to pivot the shoulders in position for recovery).
5. Swim 200 to 400 using this method concentrating on the straight arm recovery, the lift of the shoulder, the roll into the pull and the pivoting of the shoulders on the axis formed by the still head and spinal column.
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Advance lesson tasks |
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Swim skills and drills set test and measurement |
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Lesson: Relay Lab (ebook) Lesson: Snorkling Trip Lab (ebook)
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2:20 pm |
Skills and drills for water polo - body |
Ejection as an offensive ploy
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Skills and drills for water polo - goals |
Ejection transition
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Teamwork emphasis |
Play with ejections
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Review, re-group, challenges |
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2:40 pm |
Water polo game play |
Games of ejections. Patience with player advantage. Don't shoot until really, wide open. |
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press ups exit pool Journal recap w ConceptMaps Olympic discussions Video Highlight |
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Get on bus. Insure all participants have departed. |
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