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Water Competency
Water competency is possessing the basic,minimum skills needed for water safely and survival.Providing
participants with the skills they need to achieve water competency should bean objective of every swim
instruction program.More than just knowing'how to swim,"water competency includes the ability to:
• Enter the water and completely submerge.
• Recover to the surface and remain there for at least I minute(floating or treading).
• Turn 360*and orient to the exit.
• Level off and propel oneself on the front or the back through the water for at least 25 yards.
• Exit the water.
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