This coaching is not right.

After intimidating the students, Mr. Yasuda did not immediately end the lesson but began a detailed swimming instruction. He started by teaching the basic swimming movements, ensuring that each student mastered the correct techniques.

"First, let's learn the basic movements of freestyle swimming." Mr. Yasuda's voice echoed in the swimming pool as he stood by the pool, demonstrating each movement.

His movements were fluid and precise, every gesture and kick revealing a professional level. His expression was focused and patient, ensuring that every student could clearly see and understand his movements.

For students with special physical abilities, Mr. Yasuda would make minor adjustments based on their physical strength after teaching them the basic swimming movements. He would go to each student, carefully observe their swimming movements, and give personalized advice.

“Shibata, you have a strong sense of dynamic balance, but you need to make more use of your core strength when swimming,” Coach Yasuda said to Shibata, pointing to his body. “Try to use your core muscles to guide the movement with each kick; this will make your swimming more stable.”

Shibata nodded, a serious look in his eyes, and made adjustments according to Yasuda-sensei's instructions. Yasuda-sensei stood aside, observing carefully, nodding occasionally or offering further guidance.

Regarding Ando, ​​Coach Yasuda focused on her body control: "Ando, ​​your body control allows you to execute every movement in the water precisely. But remember, swimming is a sport that requires fluidity and rhythm. Try to relax a bit and make your movements more natural."

Following her teacher Yasuda's advice, Ando focused intently and worked hard, gradually finding her rhythm in swimming.

Mr. Yasuda's teaching goes beyond mere verbal instruction; he also swims alongside his students, demonstrating movements to deepen their understanding. Every stroke and breath he makes is so natural and graceful that the students can't help but imitate him.

"Pay attention to your breathing and synchronize it with your movements so you can maintain rhythm," Mr. Yasuda said as he swam in the water. His voice was clear and could be heard even underwater.

The students followed Mr. Yasuda's movements, practicing again and again. Their faces showed focus and effort, and everyone was trying their best to master the techniques Mr. Yasuda taught.

Mr. Yasuda's teaching methods are both strict and patient, and every movement he makes reveals his love and respect for swimming. His expression is both stern and encouraging, making each student feel valued and motivated.

As time went on, the students became more and more skilled, and their every stroke and kick in the water became more powerful and coordinated. Mr. Yasuda watched their progress with a satisfied smile.

Under Mr. Yasuda's guidance, the students' swimming skills improved significantly. As their technique became more proficient, Mr. Yasuda introduced a new challenge: group competitions. "Now, let's have some competitions to see your abilities," Mr. Yasuda's voice echoed in the swimming pool, his eyes gleaming with excitement. "The girls' group will be divided into two teams of five, and we will compare which team can swim fifty meters in the shortest time. The boys will be divided into six groups, and the fastest boys in each group will compete again. Ultimately, the winners in both the boys' and girls' groups will receive a reward of one thousand energy stones." This news immediately ignited the students' enthusiasm. One thousand energy stones was a considerable temptation for the students; it was not only recognition of their skills but also a reward for their hard work.

With a signal from Mr. Yasuda, the girls' competition officially began. The boys stood by the pool, ready to admire the girls' swimming styles. Ichinose's group consisted of Ichinose, Amakura, Himeno, Kohashi Yume, and Ando. The average looks of these five girls far surpassed those of the other group, naturally making them the focus of everyone's attention.

Although everyone believed that Ando was likely to win the championship due to her exceptional body control, the swimming styles of the others were equally impressive. The boys in Class B remained quite restrained, watching the competition with admiration and refraining from making any inappropriate comments.

The race began, and the five girls from the Ichinose group stood at the starting line, their faces radiating confidence and determination. As soon as Coach Yasuda blew his whistle, they leaped into the water like arrows, instantly creating a splash in the pool.

Ichinose's swimming style is elegant and powerful; her arms trace perfect arcs in the water, and her leg kicks are strong and rhythmic. Each stroke of hers appears so natural, as if she has become one with the water.

Net Warehouse demonstrated her extraordinary spiritual abilities, with enhanced speed and strength. Her performance in the water was exceptional, with every kick full of power and every stroke precise and accurate.

Hime and Kohashi were not to be outdone; their swimming styles were equally graceful as they struggled in the water, trying their best to catch up with the swimmers ahead.

Ando demonstrated exceptional body control; her movements were precise and efficient, with each turn and breath executed flawlessly. Her speed gradually gave her an edge, making her a favorite to win the championship.

The boys by the pool watched the competition intently, whispering amongst themselves about each athlete's performance.

"Look at Ichinose's movements, how fluid they are!" one boy exclaimed.

"Netwarehouse is also very impressive; its speed has improved a lot," another boy said.

"Himeno and Kohashi also worked very hard, and their swimming style was beautiful," someone added.

"Ando is definitely going to be the champion, her movements are just too perfect," a boy said confidently.

As the race progressed, Ando's performance became increasingly captivating. Her exceptional body control allowed her to move with unparalleled precision in the water, and her speed gradually surpassed that of the other competitors. As she approached the finish line, her speed did not decrease; instead, she accelerated in the final few meters.

Ando's arms swam powerfully, her legs kicked quickly and forcefully, her body almost parallel to the water's surface, demonstrating astonishing propulsion. With a splash, Ando's hand touched the finish line first; she crossed the finish line successfully and won the race.

The other girls reacted differently. Asako Amakura followed suit, a slight smile on her face, satisfied with her performance despite not winning the match. Ichinose, on the other hand, seemed somewhat disappointed; she knew she had tried her best, but still hadn't achieved the results she expected.

Kohashi Yume and Himeno Yuki were the last to reach the finish line, their faces showing obvious disappointment. Nevertheless, they were proud of their efforts.

After the match, Netkura congratulated Ando directly: "Congratulations, Ando, ​​your performance was fantastic." Her words were full of sincerity and friendliness.

After seeing Ando's outstanding performance, the girls in the other group realized that it would be difficult for them to surpass her score. They gave up the idea of ​​competing for first place and instead focused on completing the competition as well as possible.

Soon, the other group's competition also ended. Although they performed very well, they were clearly no match for Ando. Ando was the winner of the girls' group.

The atmosphere around the pool was both tense and exciting. The boys applauded all the girls' performances, praising Ando's victory and feeling proud of the other girls' hard work and fighting spirit.

Mr. Yasuda stood by the pool, a hint of satisfaction in his eyes: "Very good, Ando, ​​your victory is well-deserved. The other students also did very well; you all demonstrated your strength and hard work."