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Whole List Walk-Through

Picture every dive on your list in order, with your routine before each one, all in your head.

By Coach Evan Waechtler Youth coach (U11, Cache Valley, Utah) and founder of SSTracker Updated October 30, 2026

Set up

Sit somewhere quiet with your list.

Core: Three. Beat your own calm.

Ages
14 and up
Time
10 min
Players
Just you
Space
Small room
Bring
Dive list
Level · skill
Advanced · Focus & Courage

The steps

How it works

  1. Sit somewhere quiet with your list.
  2. For each dive, picture your routine, the takeoff and a clean entry.
  3. If one goes wrong in your head, rewind and see it right.
  4. Finish the list and note how calm you felt.

Coaching point

See it right, then the next.

Safety: Your coach decides when a dive is ready. Saying "not yet" is always fine, and no one should push you.

Make it fun

Play it, don't drill it

Game version

Picture-it pairs: on the deck, tell your partner what your perfect dive looks like, then swap. Breathe slowly together first.

Challenge

Pick a level: Less (one deep breath), Core (three), More (picture a full dive). Beat your own calm.

Story

You are a movie director picturing your best dive.

My best

Beat your own count

Beat your own calm. Only your own number counts: today against last time.

Practice makes progress

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