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Waves Stroke Training Fall/Winter 2020Our Waves Program offers participants (ages 518) training for an easy transition from intermediate swimming to swim team level by perfecting strokes and technique.

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1. Start by selecting a suitable location with calm water for your wave stroke training.
2. Stand on your paddleboard with your feet shoulder-width apart and maintain a stable stance.
3. Begin paddling forward using alternating strokes on either side of the board.
4. As you gain momentum, position yourself towards the front of the board and slightly angle the nose towards the incoming wave.
5. Engage your core muscles and bend your knees slightly to maintain balance and stability.
6. As the wave approaches, paddle with increased power and speed to catch the wave.
7. Once you catch the wave, continue paddling to maintain momentum and steer the board along the face of the wave.
8. Use your body weight to shift and balance the board as needed to ride the wave smoothly.
9. Practice controlling the board's direction by adjusting your paddle strokes and body positioning.
10. When you're ready to dismount the wave, turn the nose of the board towards the beach and paddle towards shore.
11. Slow down your paddling as you approach shallow water and smoothly step off the board to finish your wave stroke training.

Who needs waves stroke training?

1. Wave stroke training is beneficial for stand-up paddleboard enthusiasts who want to improve their wave riding skills.
2. Surfers who want to enhance their ability to catch and ride waves using a paddleboard can also benefit from this training.
3. Individuals who plan to participate in paddleboard competitions or races in wave conditions should consider wave stroke training to gain a competitive edge.
4. Anyone who enjoys paddleboarding in coastal areas with consistent wave activity can benefit from learning and practicing wave stroke techniques.

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What is waves stroke training?

Waves stroke training is a form of specialized training for lifeguards focusing on recognizing and responding to individuals experiencing a stroke while in the water.

Who is required to file waves stroke training?

Lifeguards and other water safety personnel who work at facilities with water activities are required to complete waves stroke training and file the necessary documentation.

How to fill out waves stroke training?

To fill out waves stroke training, individuals must attend a certified training course, pass the necessary assessments, and submit the completion certificate to their employer or governing body.

What is the purpose of waves stroke training?

The purpose of waves stroke training is to equip lifeguards and water safety personnel with the knowledge and skills to effectively recognize and respond to individuals experiencing a stroke in the water.

What information must be reported on waves stroke training?

The waves stroke training documentation typically includes details on the training provider, date of completion, and the individual's certification status.