Which of the following is a skill from the Red Swim School?

The skill of "Assisted front streamline" is a foundational technique in the Red Swim School program. It focuses on getting students comfortable in the water while maintaining a streamlined position, which is crucial for efficient swimming. By assisting learners in this position, instructors aim to build both confidence and body awareness as the student learns to propel through the water effectively.

This skill emphasizes the importance of body alignment and reduces drag, which are essential components for more advanced swimming techniques. As students master this assisted position, they are better prepared to progress to unassisted streamline positions and more complex skills.

The other options represent different levels or types of skills that may not be specifically categorized under the Red Swim School's offerings, or they may pertain to skills learned in advanced stages of swimming, making them less relevant in the context of the foundational level represented by the assisted front streamline.