Part 1: Returning to Work: What will it look like?

Dental Care for Swimming Teachers: How much do we know about the pool water and the effect it has on our teeth? Jolene Sturgess, Dental Hygienist, gives us the low down on to minimise the impact of pool water on our teeth. Capricornia Dental Centrehttp://capricorniadental.com.au/ by The Joy of Aquatics

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Updating the Australian Swimming & Water Safety Framework: After hearing about the issues with national benchmarking and assessment tools I thought it wise to catch up with Penny Larsen from Royal Lifesaving Australia to hear how the framework is being updated within our industry. I'm very looking forward to se... by The Joy of Aquatics

28 min listen

Episode Self Care for Swimming Teachers Series - Part 1: Selfcare can come in many shapes. From a hot bath, to a holiday but Mentors can also provide a level of self care people often forget about. Someone to help guide you in a new job, build your confidence on a rough day or show you some tips and tricks to... by The Joy of Aquatics

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Fundamental Behaviour Management: This is my favourite subject right now. If we get this right, we're winning! I feel this is a major issue in the industry because we aren't educating teachers? I just spent an hour this week going over behaviour management with a candidate after an as... by The Joy of Aquatics

27 min listen

Trauma in Swimming Lessons Episode 1of 3 by The Joy of Aquatics

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Trauma in Swimming Lessons Episode 2 of 3: Trauma in Swimming Lessons part 2/3: What does it look like? In the first three episodes of the podcast we begin to tackle the topic of trauma, crying and forceful teaching techniques. In this episode we speak with Alina Graham and Shannon Townsend. Ackn... by The Joy of Aquatics

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Skin Health for Chemical Soup Swimming Teachers: Time to take care of our skin from the inside out and the outside in. For more information on ASEA there are videos and articles in library section of this page. https://joysymons.myasealive.com/ Video Library: https://joysymons.myasealive.com/at/library... by The Joy of Aquatics

31 min listen

International Water Safety Day: Autism Swim Safety: Children with ASD are 160x more likely to drown than children without ASD. Autism Swim is an organisation who has set out to change that. On International Water Safety Day 2020 it's vital this key statistic is shared among our industry so we can help m... by The Joy of Aquatics

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Vocal Warm Ups - Important Selfcare for Swimming Teachers: Damaging their vocal cords daily, many swimming teachers don’t even consider a vocal warm up. Catarina Hebberd (www.indelabilityarts.com) gives us vocal warm up tips to keep our resonators in good condition while working in a vocally challenging environ... by The Joy of Aquatics

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Trauma in Swimming Lessons Episode 3 of 3: Episode 3 In Episode three I speak with Julie Zancanaro, and Sue Mayo. These two Titans of Trauma take this conversation to another level with specific examples of what’s acceptable and what’s not. The episode where the boundaries are set. Julie Zancan... by The Joy of Aquatics

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Deb's 4 P's to Selfcare: I caught up with Deb O'Rourke from Eidsvold who spoke a little about her experience with ASEA and gave us her 4 P's to self care for swimming teachers. With the last third of winter upon us, sickness is rife. When is it snot ok for parents to bring thei... by The Joy of Aquatics

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Water Safety Tips from a Mother who Investigates Drownings.: Natalie Livingston discussed her article '10 Water Safety Tips: From a Mom Who Investigates Drownings' with Joy. Natalie says things, many in the aquatic industry are thinking, but too afraid to say. You can find the original article here: https://www.... by The Joy of Aquatics

32 min listen

Lessons from Aqua Instructors: What can swimming and water safety teachers learn from Aqua Instructors? Well it turns out there's quite a lot. This week I speak with Christina Naysmith from Austswim who presents the majority of Aqua Instructors courses. I also share my funniest day... by The Joy of Aquatics

25 min listen

Programming Essentials: Alina Graham: Part 2: After 5 episodes now of programming information, Alina Graham gives us the last of her ultimate list of programming essentials. What elements need to be considered? How complex is writing a program? How does all of this impact teachers? by The Joy of Aquatics

36 min listen

TIP: Teach the Grownups: Infant Week Tip: Focus of teaching the grownups, let them teach the children. #JoyofAquatics by The Joy of Aquatics

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Swimmer's Hair: Affordable Haircare Tips from Swimming Hairdresser: Jasmine Ward has been a Hairdressing since she was 11 years old. She's been swimming since she was 4!In this episode, the mother of four, gives us affordable tips for pre & post swimming, colour care and head lice. by The Joy of Aquatics

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Part 1: Returning to Work: What will it look like?: As swim schools start preparing (some already returned) to work, teachers need to know what changes they may come across when returning to work. Let's face it, teaching swimming is going to look very different for quite some time! What this will look ... by The Joy of Aquatics

31 min listen

TIP: Using Drag to Create Lift: Tip: Use your drag to create lift #JoyofAquatics by The Joy of Aquatics

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Take it from a Parent!: What do parents really want? Valeria Goble is a parent of a young swimming and water safety student. What does she want from her lessons? by The Joy of Aquatics

29 min listen

Objectives: We get students for 30 minutes a week. How can we maximise our time? Yes, we can talk about time on task and other things but I think we can do better than that. This episode isn’t just for lessons and teachers. This relates to life. We only get one... by The Joy of Aquatics

22 min listen

Benchmarking and Assessment Problems: Nina Nyitrai joins me to discuss her industry benchmark study and the problems she ran into. Her solutions could change the learn to swim industry. by The Joy of Aquatics

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Programming Series: Across Multiple Sites Part 2: The conversation continues this week with Chris Dellit and Mark and Peter Dalle Cort. We are in the process of trying to find out about what goes into programming and how teachers can ask for help, guidance, support, or even request changes or make sugg... by The Joy of Aquatics

33 min listen

Rural and Regional Support for Swimming Teachers: Cassee Evans: Cassee Evans from Capella, QLD (population less than 1000), talks to Joy about the challenges of a rural/regional teacher and how she finds support. What do you do for support? Social Media is great for our remote colleagues but what else is there? Ca... by The Joy of Aquatics

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TIP: Don't Forget to Teach Entries & Exits: Infant Week Many teachers start their infant classes from the water. Tip: Teach Parents Entries and Exits and start your lessons from the side of the pool. #JoyofAquatics by The Joy of Aquatics

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TIP: Holds to keep Infants Warm: Infant Week Tip: Thumbs out, should keep babies warm and safe from taking on too much water. #JoyofAquatics by The Joy of Aquatics

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What Can Be!: Roslyn Laurie is a celebrated author and an award-winning swimming teacher. Her journey through this life has been challenging and the lessons she has learned by raising three children, two of whom have autism, she's now ready to share. Join us in this ... by The Joy of Aquatics

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TIP: Don't forget sidestroke: Tip: Don't forget sidestroke #JoyofAquatics by The Joy of Aquatics

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Part 2: Returning to Work - UK: As swim schools start preparing (some already returned) to work, teachers need to know what changes they may come across when returning to work. Let's face it, teaching swimming is going to look very different for quite some time! What this will look ... by The Joy of Aquatics

28 min listen

Programming Series: Across Multiple Sites: Continuing the conversation with Chris Dellit, we add in her two sons who both manage Swim Schools. It's interesting to hear how the programming works across multiple sites. Quality Control is a big deal for large swim schools and hearing their creative... by The Joy of Aquatics

23 min listen

Intensives Vs Weekly Lessons: In this episode Julia Wood talks about the study Peninsula Aquatic Recreation Centre is doing with Deakin University in regards to intensives versus weekly lessons. She also ties that to parent satisfaction - what can we do to keep parents happy the edu... by The Joy of Aquatics

19 min listen

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