Coaches: Deep Water Lessons (105) - Bobs
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This week, we take our bobs lesson from the shallow end and translate it to our deep end work.
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Love seeing all these Black folks swimming! Thanks coach for your instruction!!
Could not agree more fitdoc! I consider it an honor to be able to provide it.
I wish I could take lessons with you in person! The slow and steady approach really reasonates with me! Also, way to go Denise, so boss.
Thank you Rachel. You would be welcomed. I must agree about Denise - she's quite brilliant.
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I dunno, I think the best drill for deep water comfortable conditioning is, when in shallow water, is to pretend that pool floor is 10 feet deep. You do this by simply “swimming” or gliding from one end of a shallow pool to the other end without ever touching the bottom. While in the middle of the pool you can do drills such as roll overs or rolling forward front to back etc… and practice treading water in the middle of the pool to before proceeding to the other end. Remember not to touch the bottom of the pool at any time. This has helped me feel very confident and comfortable
That is an excellent practice indeed.
Why is so much emphasis placed on the "Deep End"? All the pools near where I live don't have them. Maximum depth is 1.4 mts.
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Your lessons are really great with scientific reasons with it.
Denise, you're the boss!
I’m not ready for the deep water but will try this in the shallow end. Thank you again!
There are a lot of steps before the deep water; that’s certain! Doing this in shallow water is a great way to prove the concept without the anxiety.
This series is helpful for me. Hopefully I can execute this in the deep end tomorrow. 😅
Love your lessons. Were you using the chair position only because you were in the shallow end? Because Denise’s legs were straight all the time, so in the deep end, should we do this exercise with straight legs or with bent legs?
Thank you and I love your RUclips name. The chair can be adjusted it to fit your purpose. It gives people just learning a chance to feel the power of pushing down to go up for breath while leaving them the comfort and security of there legs, should they find they need them. Many of our students who can sit on the bottom complete the chair exercise sitting on the bottom in the shallow end, then pulling themselves up getting a breath, then blowing out as they sink back down. In the deep end, I teach it with relaxed legs, usually on the straighter side like Denise's, but you could certainly do bobs in that bent chair position in the deep if you wanted to. There's nothing critical about the straight up and down position.
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