The research aimed to identify the impact of the use of objective exercises on learning to swim crawling on the abdomen and reduce the degree of fear of water for beginners in swimming schools. A student, and research tools of physical abilities tests, form to assess the level of performance of crawling swimming on the abdomen, and the most important results: 1- The proposed educational program using objective exercises has contributed positively in improving the performance of swimming crawling on the abdomen (buoyancy and slipping on the abdomen - legs strokes - arm movements - regular breathing). 2- There are statistically significant differences between the pre and post measurements of the experimental and control groups in learning to swim crawling on the abdomen and reduce the degree of fear of water in favor of telemetric measurements. 3- The proposed educational program using the objective exercises of the experimental group outweighed the program followed by the control group in the speed of learning to swim crawling on the abdomen and reduce the degree of fear of water. 4- There are differences in the rates of improvement between the telemetrics of the experimental and control groups in learning to swim crawling on the abdomen and reduce the degree of fear of water for the benefit of the experimental group.