This includes high speed swimming, jumping, and so on. Mike told me of one whale that had been obtained from another marine park who was so out of shape that it couldn't make it around the stadium once at high speed. S is show. What the public comes to see. Where many of the learned behaviors are displayed.
H is husbandry.
Sea World is a leader in cetacean research, largely because they have the animals. And they also care deeply about keeping their animals healthy, sure in part because they can't have a show without healthy animals, but also, because they love their animals. Just like we do our dogs. Finally, R is relationship. The trainer simply has the whale cuddle up, and everybody is quiet and calm.