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| Name | Swim lesson for an aquaphobia student |
| Video Uploader | Video From Average Joe |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 31-12-2020 09:47:18 |
| Video Discription | In this video we will show you how to conduct a swim lesson for an aquaphobia student. Learn to swim for aquaphobia students need to attend a more customized kind of classes as compared to the normal swimming classes. This is because the students will need to overcome the mental challenges first before they can be introduced the fundamental of swimming. Below is the profile of the student. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Andrew Pinner Age: 70 Persona: 5.11” stocky. Grandfather of 8. Mobility issues but in general good health Occupation: Property developer Origin of phobia: Andrew grew up in the Far East, he could swim and was playing in the water with his best friend both 12 years old. They were in a small deep lake in the Malaysian country side. For an unknown reason his friend got into trouble in the middle of the lake, Andrew swam across and grabbed his hand. Very sadly the friend could not hold on and slipped under the water and drowned. The water was too dark to see where his friend went. He jumped out and ran for two miles to get help. Andrew understandably never went near open water or a pool again as a child. General effects of phobia: When Andrew phoned in for lessons, he was adamant he was not scared of water but could just not swim. He made a point of saying he did open water swimming as a child. When he undertook the PAR (Personal Ability Range), he stated he could swim and made mention to a drowning he once saw but did not go into detail. He was unsure about some of the answers he should give. He said that through his work he does not have the time to swim and his family prefer city breaks to beach holidays. Specific effects of phobia: Andrew is capable of undertaking most of the 12 stages of the AALP activity pathway. However, he does so with extreme tension and physical stress in his muscles and in his mind. Accordingly, he gets tired very quickly and performs the actions in a rush. On his first lesson he broke down in tears and went into the detail of his friend drowning. He said he had carried the guilt of his friend slipping from his hand his whole adult life. Now being in the water it all came flooding out. He agreed that he found the water a terrifying experience. Andrew feels he is ready to try and relax in the water. His breathing skills are good when he concentrates on it. Techniques to help him relax work well but will need considerable practice and patience. The names and scenario above are not real and are made up for simulation training purposes only, any resemblance to any persons or situations are entirely coincidental. FA5Fwbg-g5E |
| Category | Sports |
| Tags | what is aquaphobia | fear of water | water phobia | aquaphobia | afraid of water | swim lesson for an aquaphobia student | learn to swim for aquaphobia |
