Swimming plate with handle

Swimming plate with a handle of a type as used as a pedagogical means at swimming instruction and as a training means at training of back-stroke and life-saving, where a handle is placed under the swimming plate and where the underside of the plate, as seen from the side, is made slightly V-shaped, the front edge being thicker than the rear edge and the attachment of the handle being spaced relative to the front edge, characterized in that the plate is designed as a stressed skin construction of polyethylene plastic or the like, where the plate forms a unit and the handle a detachable second unit, the handle being designed as a strong hollow clamp, whose outer legs are designed with a groove, which engages a corresponding semi-circular shoulder in a recess in the plate, the handle moreover being provided with a shoulder, which fits in a recess on the underside of the plate and increases the stability of the construction.