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This is the first in a new series of sports coaching handbooks, published in association with the National Coaching Foundation and the sports governing body. Each book is an introductory guide for coaches, written for those who are called upon to coach beginners. Designed as a practical working manual, it includes clear step-by-step methods for introducing and developing techniques, skills and tactics. The general role and responsibilities of a coach are discussed along with clear guidelines with regard to safety and prevention of injury. Each book ends with an abbreviated version of the official laws of the sport.
This handbook investigates the foundational methodologies and safety protocols required for effectively coaching beginner swimmers. Author Rick Cross, writing in association with the National Coaching Foundation, provides a structured framework for novice instructors to manage the transition from basic technique to tactical development. The text synthesizes professional coaching standards into a practical manual designed for immediate application in a pool environment.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a foundational, specialist text intended for entry-level instructors seeking a standardized approach to aquatic coaching. Its association with national governing bodies suggests a focus on established safety protocols and pedagogical consistency for beginner-level training.
Page Count:
128
Publication Date:
1990-01-01
Publisher:
Willow
ISBN-10:
0002183218
ISBN-13:
9780002183215
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