Swim Stages
This stage they need to be 6 months old
What is Stage A: Water Discovery?
This is the first thing you should do if a swimmer is struggling in the water.
What is recognize the problem and provide assistance?
The Olympic swimming pool length in meters.
What is 50 meters?
What drill teaches a streamline?
What is "Blast Off"
"I can swim" immediately before doing this.
What is sinking?
This Stage they should be able to swim 50 yards of front crawl and back crawl.
What is Stage 6: Stroke Mechanics?
This piece of equipment should always be within reach during swim lessons.
What is a pool noodle?
The stroke known as the fastest competitive stroke.
What is Freestyle?
What drill teaches front and back floating?
What is "Starfish"?
A Swimmer excuse for not putting their face in the water.
What is "My Googles do not fit"
In this stage we go over students' movement in water and basic self-rescue skills and performed independently with no assistance.
What is Stage 2: Water Movement.
The recommended position instructors should maintain whenever possible.
What is back to the wall?
This stroke requires swimmers to touch the wall with both hands.
What is butterfly or breaststroke?
Red light, Green light, Yellow Light
What drill/Game teaches flutter kick and control?
What are famous last words?
What is "I can swim on my own"
These stages only 6 years and up can enroll in.
What are stages, Stage 5: Stroke Development and Stage 6: Stoke Mechanics.
The most important responsibilities of the swim instructor.
What is safety of all swimmers?
The stroke that starts every Individual Medley.
What is Butterfly?
What skill is front-to-back rollover?
What is a roll-over?
What is a swimmer's favorite question?
What is "One more jump?"
What is Aquatic Conditioning?
When in doubt about a swimmer's ability, do this.
What is keep them in a safer level or area?
The four strokes in Olympic competition.
What is butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle?
Sidekick with one ear in the water.
What drill teaches side breathing and body position?
What is something often said while actively floating?
What is "I can't float"/ What is "I have water in my ears"