This document discusses various aquatic activities. It describes competitive and individual water sports such as swimming, surfing, windsurfing and triathlons. Team water sports including water polo, rafting, rowing and sailing are also outlined. Recreational water sports such as snorkeling, spearfishing, underwater photography and water aerobics are discussed. Finally, the document lists some health benefits of aquatic activities like building strength, being easy on joints, improving flexibility and burning calories. Students are assigned a performance task to research diving spots in the Philippines and consider if they would like to visit based on location, diving centers and marine species.
This document discusses various aquatic activities. It describes competitive and individual water sports such as swimming, surfing, windsurfing and triathlons. Team water sports including water polo, rafting, rowing and sailing are also outlined. Recreational water sports such as snorkeling, spearfishing, underwater photography and water aerobics are discussed. Finally, the document lists some health benefits of aquatic activities like building strength, being easy on joints, improving flexibility and burning calories. Students are assigned a performance task to research diving spots in the Philippines and consider if they would like to visit based on location, diving centers and marine species.
This document discusses various aquatic activities. It describes competitive and individual water sports such as swimming, surfing, windsurfing and triathlons. Team water sports including water polo, rafting, rowing and sailing are also outlined. Recreational water sports such as snorkeling, spearfishing, underwater photography and water aerobics are discussed. Finally, the document lists some health benefits of aquatic activities like building strength, being easy on joints, improving flexibility and burning calories. Students are assigned a performance task to research diving spots in the Philippines and consider if they would like to visit based on location, diving centers and marine species.
This document discusses various aquatic activities. It describes competitive and individual water sports such as swimming, surfing, windsurfing and triathlons. Team water sports including water polo, rafting, rowing and sailing are also outlined. Recreational water sports such as snorkeling, spearfishing, underwater photography and water aerobics are discussed. Finally, the document lists some health benefits of aquatic activities like building strength, being easy on joints, improving flexibility and burning calories. Students are assigned a performance task to research diving spots in the Philippines and consider if they would like to visit based on location, diving centers and marine species.
used for activities done in or on the water. PROGRAM EXAMPLES OF ACTIVITIES 1. Instruction Learn – to – swim (infants, all ages, adult). Specialties such as Scuba, Lifeguarding, Instructor courses in swimming and snorkelling, small water craft. 2. Wellness Water exercise, lap swimming, aquatic therapy. 3. Recreation all age free play, family play. 4. Competition Team: swimming, diving and synchro. TYPES OF AQUATIC ACTIVITIES A. Competitive Water Sport
Competitive water sport
can either be individual or team – based. B. Individual Water Sports This is defined as an individual performance that bring out the best in each contender. It requires great physical strength, perseverance, determination, positive attitude and a burning desire to excel. 1. Swimming - One of the most popular water sports, swimming has been around for centuries. Swimming is a sport that tests your fitness and stamina. 2. SURFING - Is riding a surfboard on the forward face of a wave, which mostly carries you towards the shore. These include surfboards , surf mats, long – boards, stand up paddle boards, wave- skis, knee-board or skim-board. 3. WINDSURFING - The radical technique of surfing, combined with sailing know- how and skill, is what windsurfing is all about. 4. JET SKIING - Is basically racing over a body of water on a one-man watercraft machine 5. WAKEBOARDING - Imagine surfing while being towed along by a high-speed boat. 6. WATER SKIING - Another water surface sport, water skiing is basically skiing on water. 7. TRIATHLON - Is a type of race that popularly involves swimming, cycling and running various distances in immediate succession. 8. KITESURFING - Uses a small surfing board or wakeboard which is pulled by a kite. 9. CLIFF DIVING - Is one form wherein divers jump off cliffs or rocks in freshwater or salt water. 10. FISHING (ANGLING) - This water sport can be a lazy, relaxed activity, or a frenzied and highly competitive sport. C. TEAM WATER SPORTS Team water sports involve teamwork, synchronization of movements, balance, energy and a joint effort to succeed and win. 1. WATER POLO - This sport is very energetic and involves a full body workout, as players must swim and defend the ball as well as try to score in the opponents goal. 2. RAFTING - Thrill-seekers and extreme sports aficionados treasure this action-packed water sport. 3. ROWING - Is a sport in which athletes compete in boats on rivers, lakes, or the ocean, depending on the type of race. 4. SYNCHRONIZED DIVING - What’s there to it, step off a board and jump 5. SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING - A combination of swimming, gymnastics and dance, synchronized swimming is performing elegant synchronized moves in the water with music played in the background. 6. SAILING - To be more specific, travelling over water in a vessel or vehicle that has sails can be termed as sailing. 7. KAYAKING - This water sport, where a small boat called a kayak is used to move across water, can be done in white water rivers, seas, or lakes, for different purposes, such as recreation, expedition, touring, adventure, or competitive purposes. 8. CANOEING - Is done in a small boat called canoe which is pointed at both ends. 9. YACHTING - Technically speaking yachting is sailing or boating on a vessel called a yacht. D. RECREATIONAL WATER SPORTS Are fun-filled, great stress- relievers and help you relax, refresh, and rejuvenate. 1. SNOKERLING - Is swimming on the surface or through water with a diving mask, fins, and a hollow tube called a snorkel (a pipe that helps you breathe underwater). 2. SPEARFISHING - Is an ancient method of fishing using sharpened sticks to catch fish. 3. UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY - Diving in the deep blue waters equipped with a camera offers exquisite, exciting and rare photographic moments. 4. WATER AEROBICS - Is a form of exercise where aerobics are performed in shallow water. 5. FREE DIVING - Is training your body for long spells under water without the use of any diving equipment. 6. PARASAILING - Is a parachute that is specially designed to be towed behind a boat. 7. SCUBA DIVING - Is very popular and undertaken for many reasons that include recreational, scientific, commercial, professional or public service. AQUATIC ACTIVITY HEALTH BENEFITS 1. It Builds Strength 2. It’s Easy On the Joints 3. It’s Good for Flexibility 4. It Torches Calories 5. It’s Heart-Healthy PERFORMANCE TASK 2 Research at least two diving spots in the Philippines. Get the following information: 1. Location 2. Diving centers present in the area (pictures) 3. Marine species that can be seen in a particular diving spot
Answer the question afterwards:
1. Will you consider your researched diving spots as places that you want to go to? Why? PERFORMANCE TASK 2 1. FORMAT: Short bond paper Computerized Arial Font size: 11 Write your name, year and section on top of your research paper