with Amy Smith OLY
This is a course for teachers of curriculum Swimming lessons who wish to update their subject knowledge and make lessons more relevant, varied and effective. It is also appropriate for coaches of school swimming teams, who are aspiring to improve the techniques of their swimmers. This session will provide modern content to enable teachers to improve swimming lessons. It is suitable for teachers of swimming classes, and coaches of competitive swimmers.
The day will consist of a practical session in the pool, participation is encouraged but optional, lead by your OLY athletes and coaches, providing live demonstrations and feedback. Post lunch, there will be classroom session with extensive videos, showing skill progressions and common mistakes. Teachers will be equipped to better understand effective techniques, diagnose faults and provide corrective practices.
Amy Smith competed in the 2012 London Olympics in the 50m freestyle. She has competed in three Commonwealth Games, winning silver medals in each. She is European Championships Gold medalist and World Championships finalist.
Joe Roebuck competed in three events in the 2012 London Olympics. He competed in the Commonwealth Games of Delhi and Glasgow, winning two Silver medals. He is a ten time British champion, and holds both British and Commonwealth records.
Practical Modern Swimming Teaching in Schools
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