I Will Swim Next Time Richard Keegan through methodical and rigorous training

through methodical and rigorous training

End-of-chapter questions and exercises encourage readers to reflect on taken-for-granted conceptions of children and childhood and to try out the book's ideas in their own research projects

clearly presented treatment of an important

"Case Studies" based on real-life examples illustrate important learning points and feature questions to develop critical-thinking and problem-solving skills

Case Studies focusing on exercise prescription and progression in the shoulder and hip chapters Updated

I Will Swim Next Time Richard Keegan through methodical and rigorous training"The cool on my toes felt kind of nice. As Mama held me tight, I thought: Maybe I'll go in next time." A child's first encounter with the sea leaves them feeling small and scared. What could be hiding in the dark depths below? When the family visits a lake and a river, the child's fear of water gradually starts to ebb as curiosity begins to flow. But playing in the water still doesn't feel right. Mama says there is no rush to try swimming, and that