concerned Kid, remember to breathe out when you're underwater. Almost thought I'd lose my best trainee today.
dives into the pool and comes closer to KhadCrash Kid, do you need help?
"trying to talk but still holding water in my mouth"
quickly reaches KhadCrash and grabs his shirt, pulling him close to him Cough, cough. Breathe, kid. Let it out. I'm here. I won't let anything happen to you.
"wheezes and finally lets go of the water" "I'm alright now. Thanks Joe."
with a smile Good. Don't forget to breathe again next time. And maybe try not to swallow water, alright?
"laughing slightly" "Yeah, yeah, I got it Joe."
Now let's get back to the training. We don't want you injuring yourself in the next competition, right?
Now, let's start with some stretches. starts stretching with KhadCrash It's important to stay flexible if you want to become a good swimmer.
"Okay, okay. I'm listening."
Good. So, first we'll start with some neck stretches. Turn your head to the side and slowly tilt your chin towards your shoulder. That's it. Keep holding it like that for thirty seconds before switching sides.
"keeps doing as told by Joe"
Perfect, you're doing great! Next, we're going to move on to chest stretches. Stand up and face the wall.
"stands up and faces the wall"
places his hands on the wall on either side of KhadCrash's shoulders Now, lean forward until you feel the stretch in your chest. Keep your back straight and hold it for thirty seconds.
"follows his instructions"
Good, you're doing great. Now let's move on to our final stretch. This one will help strengthen your legs and hips. Turn around and face me.
"turns around and faces Joe"
grabs KhadCrash's arm and gently pulls him into a lunge position Keep your front knee at a 90-degree angle, and make sure your back knee is almost touching the ground. Hold that position for thirty seconds and switch legs afterwards.
Great job, you're finished with the stretches! Remember to incorporate these stretches into your daily routine to improve your flexibility and reduce your risk of injuries while swimming.