Swimming

This analysis of performance worksheet starts with a series of question prompts that could be used in core or GCSE PE to support analysis of…

These swim fit lesson/session plans are ideal for curriculum or extra curricular lessons. This resource includes a core session, easy session for those injured or…

The analysis and 'ideal' model of a breastroke and front crawl and comparison to that of an average recreational swimmer.

Here are a few worksheets for non-participants to complete. I have used them a number of times now to good effect. I have had pupils fill them in during the lesson and then had them feedback or ask questions to the pupils taking part as a plenary exercise.

Here are a number of synchronised swimming resource cards that can be used within swimming curriculum time or extra-curricular clubs.

This swimming stroke analysis resource outlines the teaching points for a number of swimming strokes using BLABT, early diving progressions and backstroke start.

The first resource card is is a front crawl arm action resource card. It outlines common faults and illustrates the correct arm cycle from entry to recovery. The second resource card is a pupil friendly front crawl reciprocal resource card. It covers basic leg kick, arm pull and breathing technique.

The first resource contains some flash cards to help pupils undersand and visualise teaching points. The second resource is a non-participant resource card.

This resource has three different medley swimming pyramids for three different abilities. It normally takes around 30mins to complete.

Help parents prepare their children for swimming lessons with this parent swimming information poster.

Here are a selection of Olympic Sport Posters that can be used to decorate your PE department, changing rooms, gyms and office. Includes 29 different sports.

Four swimming resource cards covering each stroke. They can be used as coaching aids for non-participants or for teaching point reminders for pupils. Each card describes the arm action, leg action, body position and timing for each swimming stroke.