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Elements and Performance Criteria

  1. Develop water-based session plans.
  2. Conduct water-based session.
  3. Evaluate water-based session.
  4. Develop water-based session plans.
  5. Conduct water-based session.
  6. Evaluate water-based session.

Performance Evidence

Evidence of the ability to complete tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit in the context of the job role. This must include period(s) totalling at least eight hours comprising at least eight different water based fitness sessions and:

plan, instruct and evaluate at least eight water-based fitness sessions:

five on pool deck

three in water

conduct sessions that individually or cumulatively incorporate:

pre-session instructions

safe and effective instructional techniques in water-based fitness:

formations

instructor preservation techniques

visual and verbal cueing

mirror imagine

emulating water movements

anchored and weighted movements

active and energetic movements

propulsion or turbulent actions

suspended movements in deep or shallow water

efficient learning curves

establishing rapport

appropriate teaching positioning in regards to clients, pool and deck, sound system and sun glare

clear and encouraging instructions

modification of exercise options to meet individual needs

appropriate components of water-based circuit training

monitor exercise intensity during sessions using at least one of the following methods:

heart rate response

perceived rate of exertion

talk test.


Knowledge Evidence

Demonstrated knowledge required to complete the tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit:

legislation and regulatory requirements in regards to:

work health and safety/occupational health and safety

duty of care

copyright

licensing industry registration

organisational policies and procedures to ensure safety of clients and other facility users in regards to:

overcrowding

ventilation

hygiene

climate control

energy

standards of personal presentation

swimwear and pool footwear

use, care and maintenance of pool equipment

properties of water:

mass

density

viscosity

hydrostatic pressure

forces that act upon the body in water:

buoyancy

resistance

turbulence

propulsion

inertia

industry endorsed client pre-exercise health screening processes

industry endorsed risk stratification procedures, exercise implications and referral requirements

common barrier to exercise participation

contraindications and precautions that may affect water based participation

participant cultural and social differences and potential impacts of participation

best practice principles of aquatic activities.