These documents were created to educate swim program staff, participants, and caregivers on the diverse areas that can influence health and wellbeing, as well as swimming performance.
What makes occupational therapy unique in this area? We take a whole-occupation approach, meaning we target all the areas that play a role in water-based activities. We help maximize not only engagement in activities, but function, satisfaction, safety, purpose, and meaning.
Please be aware that the documents below are not medical advice. References for the information in the following handouts can be found by scanning the QR codes or looking at the references tab.
Educational Talks
Stroke-focused Dryland Workouts
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This workout aims to not only provide a great cardio workout, but help swimmers understand how to pace a set, as well as an individual race.
HIIT stands for, High Intensity Interal Training. This mini set targets multiple muscle groups and can be used as a quick warm-up, or a full dryland depending on the number of rounds.
This workout aims to help build cardiovascular and mental endurance through challenging exercises.