The 2-Minute Prime: Another Way to Use a Build-Up Drill
After a challenging water workout, many students are ready to be done. But the end of the workout is not the end of the training effect. What happens next matters.
After a challenging water workout, many students are ready to be done. But the end of the workout is not the end of the training effect. What happens next matters.
Most people think they need a new workout to see results. But what if progress actually comes from repeating what you’ve already done? Here’s why doing the same workout again might be exactly what your body needs.
In this Coach’s Corner, Laurie shares a simple shift—from “bummed leg” to “pay-attention leg”—that helps you move with more awareness, reduce negative patterns, and train not just your muscles, but your brain.
What if the body part you’ve been calling “bad” could actually become your best teacher?
In this Coach’s Corner, Laurie shares a simple shift—from “bummed leg” to “pay-attention leg”—that helps you move with more awareness, reduce negative patterns, and train not just your muscles, but your brain.
Most coaches spend way too much time planning—only to have their carefully crafted notes go out the window once they hit the pool. Wavemakers Pro flips that script with a simple formula and tools that let you plan faster, teach with more freedom, and connect with your students in powerful new ways.
As a water exercise coach or instructor, you want your students to move better, feel stronger, and see real progress.
Thanks to its smart design and versatility of use, the Swiss Army Knife allows you to carry an entire toolbox
What should you focus on when teaching group exercise? When participating, how should you be thinking about each movement? BioExercise™