Aquatic Fundamentals

 In the first 8/9 weeks of class, we learned all about the different swim strokes. From the front crawl to the back crawl, and even the butterfly and breaststroke. I have to say that the first week or two of class was not super easy. It wasn't horrible, but I had never swam like that before in my life. Now that the swim strokes unit is over, it is weird to say that I actually kind of miss being in the pool everyday doing them. I learned a lot, and I feel as though I am a better swimmer because of that unit. Although, I am very much looking forward to the upcoming boating and water safety unit. It should be a lot of fun!

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