Lesson 2 - AQUATICS ACTIVITIES
Lesson 2 - AQUATICS ACTIVITIES
Lesson 2 - AQUATICS ACTIVITIES
JAYMARK P. FLORES
Instructor
Aquatic is a broad term used for
activities done in or on the water.
Among these are many lifelong and
competitive activities, such as fitness
swimming (laps), racing, water polo,
synchronized swimming, diving
(springboard and platform), water
aerobics, snorkeling, scuba diving,
canoeing, kayaking, sailing,
crew/rowing white water rafting,
lifeguard/Guard Start, and Water
Safety Instructor. Philippine Red
Cross and the National Association for
Sport and Physical Education (NASPE)
provide instruments to assist physical
educators with assessment of student
skills.
Aquatic activities are specific classes or
segments of programs.
PROGRAM EXAMPLES OF ACTIVITIES
Competitive water sports can either be individual or team-based. There are World
Championships, Olympics, and many other renowned competitions that test athletes in
different types of sports.
This is defined as an individual performance that brings out the best in each
contender. It requires great physical strength, perseverance, determination, positive
attitude, and a burning desire to excel.
1. Swimming
One of the most popular water sports,
swimming has been around for centuries.
It has evolved to become one of the most
common recreational activities as well.
Swimming is a sport that tests your
fitness and stamina.
2. Surfing
Surfing is riding a surfboard on the
forward face of a wave, which mostly
carries you towards the shore. There
are different types of surfing that
depend on the length of the
surfboard, its design, the form of the
wave that is ridden, and the style of
riding. Balance plays a critical role in
maintaining the posture on the
various equipment that can be used
for surfing. These include surfboards,
surf mats, long-boards, stand up
paddle boards, wave-skis, knee-
boards, or skim-boards.
3.
3. Windsurfing