Intensive swimming training for the young

  • Hogg J
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1960s - America- world ladin swimng nations - children leant to swim at a youjng age (w2mong-4 yrar -privte enterprise Australia - teachinand coachin of wiming is almost totally inthe hand of private enterprise and is alter develoed through alimited number of higly dveloped competititve groups or clus > slective vreaminoff orocess Australia onsistently produce world champions- no deceloped school , college or uivrsity framework that enourge swiming soteh men, who wish to continue, h to dso in the States In britian, only now are childrne beginning to learn ot swim reatively earlier> twachin.. radically improved. More school pools ar bein constructed and public pool are attracrively designed to invite interst and participation

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Hogg, J. M. (1973). Intensive swimming training for the young. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 7(3–4), 375–383. https://doi.org/10.1136/bjsm.7.3-4.375

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