Friday, November 23, 2012
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Pros and cons for the various options of teaching an aquatic class
Today's post is for you, who enjoy being in an aqua class. You have already watched your instructor teaching your class either from on the pool deck, from in the pool, or by going back and forth between the deck and pool (these are the three options an instructor has while teaching an aquatic fitness class). Which are the advantages and disadvantages of each teaching position? We'll find out today.
Teaching from the pool deck
This is the preffered method for the Aquatic Exercise Association (AEA) in most situations. AEA recommends that the instructor remain on deck when there is no additional lifeguard on duty, when there are new participants in the program, or when new movements are being demonstrated.
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Roll out (TRX for swimmers)
Have you ever tried TRX suspension trainer to enhance your swimmers strength? Well, I have to tell you that you'll notice that your swimmers will become stronger and leaner in a way that free weights and weight machines cannot do. Today I'm going to show you a great exercise (it's a basic exercise if you are familiar with the TRX), that targets the abdominal and core stabilization muscles. This exercise is called roll out.
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