Children's swimming is divided into backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly and other different types, among which breaststroke is relatively simple and practical, so breaststroke is taught most of the time. The following are its related teaching contents:
In fact, a child's breaststroke is simply a process of extending and retracting his limbs. When the legs are retracted, the feet are turned out to kick the water, and then the feet are pushed back at a very fast speed, and at the same time, the feet slide together, and the sliding arm movements are consistent with the feet.
When exercising leg movements, children can first do folding and pedaling exercises against the pool wall on the shore, and then cooperate with the overall training. Be sure to let the children remember the formula, and then carry out repeated training to let them master it slowly.
A typical example is found to demonstrate the teaching of children's swimming posture, hoping to play a certain role in helping. If you want to achieve efficient and standardized training, you still need to find professional teachers in professional institutions.