Author name: Nicholas Loxton

You don’t need to learn to breathe.

SAMPLE: Did you know that you do not have to teach pupils to breathe to swim? If I had a pound for every teacher I have heard who tells pupils that the most important thing in swimming is to be able to breathe, I’d be worth a few bob. This kind of comment is of...

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Back Crawl Teacher Demos.

Sample: How good is your double ‘S’ back crawl arm propulsion demonstration? During one of our seminars, we asked all 60 odd delegates to stand and demonstrate a bent arm back crawl arm action as they would to their pupils. Only 2 were even remotely correct. Why is that?In simple terms, they don’t understand it,...

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Why Butterfly is the Simplest stroke

Did you know that butterfly is the simplest stroke and easiest to teach and swim? Think about it. Front crawl has 2 arms operating independently, moving alternately in opposite directions, legs going up and down at the same time, the body rotating on neither the arm or leg axis and with the mouth or nose...

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