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Two dance works choreographed by Robert Cohan: ‘Forest is a pure dance work of lyrical simplicity set in a tropical forest; in ‘Waterless Method of Swimming’ the dancers re-enact movements discovered...
The BUFVC Moving Image Gateway includes nearly 1,500 websites relating to video, multimedia and sound materials. These have been subdivided into over 40 subject areas. To suggest new entries or ...
Reaction of the swimming sea anemone to stimulation by star fish, electricity and objects encountered before and after swimming. Made at Alberta University.
When swimming and diving, sea lions display great agility, as is documented in this film using both surface and underwater shots. Young animals swimming and diving; adult males and females are shown. Made...
Looks at how fish use different muscles for slow or fast swimming with film from the Marine Laboratory in Aberdeen, where fish have been trained to ‘race’ for a food reward. There are also sequences...
Shows the primary teacher how to make a relevant and practical contribution to the initial class swimming lessons. It does not deal with stroke technique but shows water skills and activities which will help...
Shows two aspects of the behaviour of the ‘swimming’ sea anemone ‘Stomphia coccinea’ - its stimulation by starfish and its reaction to mussel shells.
Looks at the use of swimming as a therapeutic medium with short-stay psychiatric patients: the occupational therapy department organises a weekly outing at by train to the local swimming pool. The aims are...
Interviews with staff and patients show the main aspects of day care. Begins with an overview of day care (4 minutes), and then explains the range of groups available. Discusses the management of patients,...
Starting in the New York Aquarium shark tank, the film shows that although it is easy to work out the swimming adaptations of living animals, it is rather more difficult to do so for fossils, and in...
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