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Taking the Fear Out of Learning How to Swim
- Narrated by: Kevin Key
- Length: 39 mins
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Taking the Fear Out of Learning How to Swim
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Publisher's Summary
This unique book focuses on proven techniques that I have used for almost 60 years. They are designed to take the fear out of potential swimmers and create a positive step by step approach to skill acquisition. The book describes to the listener how to respect the learner's fears and promote a warm, conducive atmosphere that uses a sequential method of instruction that differs from standard curriculums. The book was produced to "Save Lives" of those that are hampered by fear of the water.
©2023 Martin Urand (P)2023 Martin Urand
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