Life is being decoded for many people right now. Somebody you know may need a lifesaver thrown out as a lifeline. Mental Health is being tested for so many people right now. For example, water safety advocates who would normally be advocating water safety are finding themselves looking for something to do or a way to communicate their message and programs. Life is by far not normal. But, It may become our new normal as they say! In this episode, I lay out my world as a water safety advocate and a podcast living through a time that we have never seen and I pray we never see again. However, I'm thinking of all of you that really have been hit hard by the events of this world. Join me at DW Nation in for our morning coffee breaks. It's a great way to get your day started, stay focused and maybe even get back on track. Click here to join our group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/dwnation/ To be part of our morning coffee break call every day at 9 AM EST click the link to register. https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_arYtcOUkRIO9kkXUGzh9Sw Join our Facebook Community at https://www.facebook.com/groups/dwnation/ Follow us on our social channels Twitter - https://twitter.com/KelsMarketing Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/richardkauffman/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thekelsgroup/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-kauffman/

Drowning Warriors Podcast

My Life Decoded When it Comes to The Coronavirus, Water Safety, and Drowning Prevention

Today's podcast we are talking with Nicole Nusshag. A Mother Explains Her Experience between Mommy and Me Swim Lessons vs Infant Swim Lessons. She is a mother who started her daughter off in a mommy and me swim lessons and then learned about infant swim. After learning about infant swim lessons and getting her daughter involved and skilled. She moved to Arizona and realized that she still had the need from these lessons and there was nobody around that was able to teach so she took it into her own hand and became an Infant Swim Instructor. Listen to this episode as Nicole a Mother explains the difference between these two types of classes and what you should consider and why? Rick: "There's a lot more that goes into this, then just say going down to the local YMCA and learning how to swim.""Nicole: As soon as a child is old enough to roll over on land, they're old enough to be able to be taught to roll over in the water." Rick: A Mommy and Me Class - So a 30 minute class on individual instruction with the instructor. How much time was the instructor actually spending with you and your baby? Nicole:One-on-one? Maybe two minutes if that. Rick:So, you're paying for a 30-minute class and getting two minutes' worth of instruction. Nicole: But with me, it's 10 minutes. I'm working the entire time, the child, we'll be tired after the 10 minutes like they're done. And there are some kids that, they're done at say seven or eight minutes, they're just done and we have to call it. It was a good productive lesson that day, and the reason why the lessons are so short is that they get tired. Rick: Welcome to DW nation, everyone. This is your host, Rick Kauffman with the drowning warrior podcast. We've got a guest here with us today. We're actually going to be talking to an infant swim specialist actually with Aqua babies survival swim school. And this is Nicole Nusshag and she is in Vail or otherwise a suburb of Tucson, Arizona. So if you're familiar with the Tucson, Arizona, that area, I'm sure you're aware of the climate, the type of homes, everything like that. So it's summer, I would say almost all year except for today. Okay. So welcome Nicole and welcome to the drowning warrior podcast here today. Nicole: Thank you. Thanks for having me. I'm happy to be here. Rick: Well, we're happy to have you. And actually we kind of met just kind of live, give a how we met you ran across one of our previous podcasts and then started looking into things and found me on social media and found a couple of our, you found our Facebook community, which is DW nation, which is a private community there. And you've engaged with us in that area. And then we'll you and I jumped on a really nice phone call with your daughter and as your daughter was the leader of that phone conversation, we had a really, really good time and I learned a lot about you and vice versa. So why don't you just take a moment, let our listeners know about a little bit about your background and how and what we're going to get into this survival swimming, you know, a conversation, but how you really got involved in that. Nicole: Okay. Yeah. So, Nicole: I grew up swimming around pools and lakes and rivers. I grew up in Washington state, so there's water all over the place there. And that was just, that was part of our lifestyle was being in the water in the summertime. And when I had my first child in 2015, that's when it really started setting in the dangers of water and children. And I wanted to make sure that, that my child, now, you know, I have more than one now, but, but I wanted to make sure that they were going to be comfortable around the water, be able to swim. And kind of have the same lifestyle that I had, being able to enjoy the water in the hot weather or any time. So I started looking into getting her into swim lessons Nicole: Early on. She was four months old at the time when I,

A Mother Explains Her Experience between Mommy and Me Swim Lessons vs Infant Swim Lessons

How many of these ladders do we see left in the pool with nobody swimming? We are talking with Brandon Love. He's a father of Bentley Maverick Love (named after Maverick in the movie Top Gun). Brandon along with so many other parents asks the question of how can this happen to so many children, well Brandon shares a Father's Story in today's podcast. Click the play button above to listen to the full story or read our transcript below and go to the section as it is timed stamped to take you right to that part you want to listen to. His son is just like any other little boy, full of life and curious searching for things to do and to get into. Just like so many others, they just don't know what is dangerous to them. They have no fear and will unlock a door or get out of a house by any means they can to get into the things that they can have fun with all while you are in the house unaware of what they are doing. It happens to all parents at some point in time. However, for the majority of the parent without a devastating accident. A Father's Story, don't let Brandon's story become yours. Listen to what he has to say! You can connect with Brandon via his personal Facebook page here is the link to connect with him https://www.facebook.com/brandough.love Brandon mentions Melanie Brindleyley and her program in this podcast as they have teamed up to work together on water safety and drowning prevention programs in their communities, here is the link to their website and learn more. https://www.swimsafety.org/ Rick (00:00): Welcome everyone. Hey, this is Rick Kauffman your host with the drowning warrior podcast and this is DW nation. We are speaking with Brandon Love. You're gonna want to tune in and listen to this episode because Brandon's going to share with you this involved his son and a Brandon, if I remember correctly. It is. It also involved a nephew or a cousins, a child too. Is that correct? Brandon (00:24): Yes, Sir my nephew. Rick (00:26): What I'd like to do is just welcome Brandon. Brandon, welcome to the show here today. Brandon (00:31): Thank you. Having me Rick (00:32): Telling. Our stories are really, really important. I know many, many of us and I think you're a lot like I am. We want people to understand that our children were just regular everyday children. I mean there really nothing different between you as a parent and your children and all the other families and children that are out there running around today. I mean, would you agree with that assessment, Brandon? Brandon (00:55): Totally. I mean it's not like we have a, Brandon (00:58): when I was set apart from anybody, we're all pretty much the same. Rick (01:02): I know for myself and as parents we never would have believed that, uh, we would be part of this group in this club. So Brandon, why don't you just take a moment here and tell us a little bit about your son, the type of boy he was. Tell us, tell us in your words as much as you would like to let us know, tell us a little bit about what happened. Brandon (01:23): Okay. Well my son's name was Bentley Maverick Love uh, yes, he got his middle name from the movie top gun and it was very, very outgoing. I mean he only lived to be two years old, but I could tell like he would have had just a full life happiness, you know, he cleared any time grandma or his brother or me or anybody was upset. He could tell and he would just give it to latch on to you and he would do it again Brandon (01:54): to at least get you to smile. And then he would start laughing. Where do you want your smile? He was very strong, very athletic. At two years old. He blew me away when we were playing catch with a baseball, throw a baseball, head your hands up and he was going to hit you with him. And he was not afraid to stand up for himself whenever his brother got to picking on him a little-bit Brandon (02:15): and now he was just extremely outgoing and I could...

How Can This Happen to so Many Children Brandon Love Shares A Father’s Story

We are talking to two very brave people, Sarah Watkins and her Father Bart Watkins, that stepped up and their training took over and responded to a situation. So I would like to ask you would you know what to do if a 5-Year-Old Girl Drowns in a pool that you were attending while it was guarded by lifeguards? This is what every parent with children that can or even can't swim needs to know. "Listen to Sarah and her father Bart tell their full story of the events of this day in a public lifeguarded pool with others standing around. It's what you need to know and check what you think you may know how to keep your children safe." Let me tell you a quick story about a 5-year-old girl who drowned and a daughter and her father that took action. At the time Sarah and her daughter were enjoying swimming in the pool while her father Bart was swimming laps in the indoor pool. Sarah noticed what was happening when she saw the lifeguards just standing around, talking and pointing at the little girl and asked if anyone has checked on her?. Sarah was getting more and more upset at their lack of ability to respond to this situation in the manner that she was trained when she was a lifeguard and an instructor. Then the bottom fell out from under everyone and Sarah knew she had to take action and started to perform CPR, as they just weren't doing it right until she could go on no more. Sarah then ran to get her father, Bart to take over CPR. This meant she couldn't keep going,  performing CPR can take a lot out of you after what seemed to be a long time and she just couldn't go on. As you can imagine, this situation was going from bad to worse and becoming a desperate situation but they weren't ready to give up. They had to keep going to save this little girl. She was transported to the hospital where she didn’t survive this drowning even after all they had done. Earlier the girl was wearing a puddle jumper similar to the picture. She had removed this life vest (Puddle Jumper) while her grandfather went to the restroom. She then entered the pool not wearing her puddle jumper. For children of this age group accustomed to wearing these types of PFD's, they do not understand that this is what keeps them afloat. Then we discovered, after this drowning, we had started to ask questions and they were surprised at what we found out. At that point, everything changed for Bart and Sarah! They discovered that this facility was: Unprepared to handle an event like this little 5-year-old girl The rescue equipment was not present or and even their AED machine was locked up in the office That they do not perform the type of training that would prepare them for this. Plus, not to mention that they spent time on their cell phones and talking with one another instead of scanning and watching the patrons in the pool Because what Bart and Sarah had discovered, after this drowning, they had started to ask questions and were surprised at what they found out. After this event, it has energized Bart and Sarah to take action in their community and begin to educate parents and children of the dangers around water and these pools If it was going to happen then they were going to have to get involved in their community that is based in a low-income area, as the education is just not available to the public Sarah started to reach out to others in the water safety and drowning prevention community via social media, plus sharing their story. They both now have begun to hear from so many others that have had similar stories of non-fatal drownings and others that ended up just like this little 5-year-old girl. So Sad Now, they both have aquatics experience and training and knew what to do. I asked you in the beginning if you would know what to do if you found yourself in this situation? So let's connect if you are looking for the answers to these questions and so much more...

A 5-Year-Old Girl Drowns A Daughter and Her Father Reveil Mistakes at a Lifeguarded Pool Every Parent Needs To Know

Rory, given his Last Ride A Hero and a Warrior to so many. Rory Antley Sheffield was born a firecracker. Rory was walking by 9 months and never stopped once he got vertical.  He was the joy of his family and Daddy named him his “Little Warrior”.  He loved firetrucks and would watch numerous videos of them going out on calls.  One of his favorite videos built a firetruck from the tires up and he could name each part. Listen to this episode to hear how Rory is just like any other normal toddler that we know walking around our house and yours. On August 17, 2016, their family, along with 3 other families, rented a home in Concan, Tx.  They had planned a fun, relaxing vacation with friends.  On Friday, August 19th, after returning from the Frio River, everyone started getting ready for dinner.  Rory slipped away and decided to go swimming.  Only he didn’t know how to swim and his lifejacket had been removed to dry. "Within minutes of my friend calling 911, a volunteer fireman heard the call and was just minutes away." They could have done nothing after his death. Yet Rory was too special and God had bigger plans for him and his family. They wanted to save other families from their nightmare. The family wanted to support the volunteer fire departments and first responders that Rory so loved.  So Rory the Warrior, Inc was started in honor of their little Warrior, Rory Antley Sheffield. Watch to short video as our tribute to Rory and their mission https://youtu.be/jlRnDJWentU Out of something so UNTHINKABLE a Little Boy Has Become That First Responder. Rory is a HERO in the Heart of his Community and That of the First Responders Providing Life Saving Oxygen and Equipment that proved to be so valuable on the very first day that the first Hero Bag was given out. Listen to the Story in its entirety. Follow Rory The Warrior's Facebook Page and support their mission via their website at https://rorythewarrior.org/ Thank you to our sponsor SafeSwimmingLessons.com Make sure you Join our DW Nation Facebook Community and Follow us on YouTube Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram. Leave a comment below or feel free to record a short 90-second question or comment and let us know how we're doing. If you like our work and would like to help us out to share these stories and bring water safety information to your community we would welcome your support at https://thekelsgroup.com/patreon

We all Know A Little Boy That Wanted to Grow Up to be a First Responder Rory The Warrior with Sherry Dawn-Sheffield

We are talking with Trish Muehlstein where she spent some time with us one day in our Facebook Group DW Nation Drowning Warrior Podcast community, where we meet every day at 9 am EST for what I call our coffee break. Trish has developed a new program that she is sharing with us. As the title says "How You Can Learn To Teach Children To Float If You Don't have $12,000 to $20,000." Well, you can! Trish is going to explain that in this episode. If you would like to jump ahead and go right to the meat of it, you can check out her website where she has a short video that explains the program. https://safeswimminglessons.com She is offering a special BETA group of instructors at 50% Discount for those that are wanting to take advantage of this program and save up to $10,000 over other programs. Go to https://safeswimminglessons.com to get started. MeetTrish, Founder, CEO American momtrepreneur, business consultant, & wellness educator. ​Water Safety Expert For Children And Infants Founder of Tiny Turtles Swim School Helping thousands of parents feel more secure by teaching their children life-saving swimming skills over the past 17 years. ​Advises some of the most iconic celebrities, nonprofits, executives and professional athletes. Historically, most programs that teach you this information cost $12,000-$20.000.They require you to take at least a month away from your family.They offer little or NO support or coaching after the training.They charge you fees upon fees for continuing education.Who can afford THAT??! Or, spend that time??!!I don’t want to waste time nor money … but want to learn how to save lives!!  This is what you'll learn in this episode. Trish will explain why she is qualified to teach this lesson.Who is this program for?Why are these other programs so expensive and how you can discount these lessons so much?How will the lessons be taught?How will your coaching work?What are the ages of the children that you will be able to teach?What kind of support will be provided?Will, there be business support?When can I start teaching younger children?Will I have to travel to learn?The techniques and maintenance lessons.1 Year Coaching 1 on 1 for 12 Months And Much Much More... Make sure you Join our DW Nation Facebook Community and Follow us on YouTube Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram Leave a comment below or feel free to record a short 90-second question or comment and let us know how we're doing We need your help to reach more people https://www.patreon.com/drowningwarrior

How You Can Learn To Teach Children To Float If You Don’t have $12,000 to $20,000

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=am376jgFjZE In today's podcast, we're talking to a mother that on the surface is just like any other mother who is walking this earth. There isn't a thing that she wouldn't do for her children. She would go out of her way to make sure that no harm would ever come to them. Just as any parent would do, until June 15, 2019. When her son Linkin wondered off and opened a gate to a pool and fell in the water. He was estimated to be in the water for 5-10 minutes. When the first responders showed up and start lifesaving efforts on Linkin. They transported Linkin to the hospital and that's when Linkin's extremely hard journey of recovery started. To hear the full story you'll need to click the play button and listen to Jennifer tell her story that any mother would never want to have to live through or even have to share. You can help Linkin in his recovery, Jennifer has set up Linkin's Go-Fund-Me Account As Jennifer shares her story, she's going to let you know just the kind of boy Linkin is. That he is just like any other little boy, he is curious, into things, will to take all the chances and risks because to him and to every other little boy, it's something new or it's something that he wants or wants to do. As a Father of children and grandchildren, I know that every time I see a young child like Linkin that they are no different than he is. Jennifer now knows this first hand. She has turned this tragedy into a mission of hope and to share Linkin's Miracle in the Making to the world. She also understands that it could have been a matter of seconds to a minute or 2 and the outcome would have been completely different. This has turned into her cause to share with other parents in her community, around the state of Texas as Texas is one of the leading States in drownings and non-fatal drownings. Because parents just don't believe that it can happen, just as she believed before that date that we share in common, June 15th. We both know how fast it can happen with two different outcomes. Follow Jennifer and Linkin's Story and his Journey on their Facebook Page Linkin Strong. To learn more about ISR click here and to learn more about Live Like Jake Foundation that helps with scholarships click this link https://livelikejake.com/ Make sure you Join our Kelsey Kode and Follow us on YouTube Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram Leave a comment below or feel free to record a short 90-second question or comment and let us know how we're doing

How Jennifer Duffee Has Turned The Story of her Son Linkin’s Nonfatal Drowning Into A Mission To Help Educate Parents

https://www.nagismartpool.com/ Welcome to The drowning Warrior Podcast. Today we are talking with 2 experts on the topic of drowning detection technology and how that technology can support your facility 2 different ways, Swim SafeSwim Smart Listen to this episode and Ed an Eugeniu will explain what Nagi Swim Safe and Swim Smart System is all about. We are talking with Ed Devork Global GM NAGI Smart Pool in Chicago and Eugeniu Procopi with Business Development Manager at Nagi Smartpool & NBN23 • Escuela Universitaria Real Madrid Swimming Re-imagined: Nagi’s monitoring system and devices enable both safety and coaching personnel to use real-time data to connect with their swimmers, improve the safety profile of their facility, and monitor performance indicators that help motivate and improve the overall swimming experience for all involved. Again to hear the complete story and to learn about Nagi listen to this episode or connect with Ed the link is just below. Connect with Ed via LinkedIn or email him at ed.dvorak@nbn23.com Check out their website click here You can reach Eugeniu vis LinkedIn or email evgeniy.prokopi@nbn23.com You can now Support the Drowning Warrior Podcast on our new Patreon Page. By doing so you will be allowing us to reach more people about the importance of water safety and drowning prevention. Not only that but helping us get these types of stories out about products and those doing the work to make pools and water safer. Just click the picture or the link below to learn how you can support the mission and help us tell more stories and reach more people. Plus check out the REWARDS that you can get by doing so for as little as $2.00 a month https://www.patreon.com/drowningwarrior Make sure you Join our Kelsey Kode and Follow us on YouTube Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram Leave a comment below or feel free to record a short 90-second question or comment and let us know how we're doing

Two Experts From NAGI SmartPool Swim Safe, Swim Smart System for your Facility. What You Don’t Know

Texas Drownings lead the country in the numbers of drownings. You live long enough the UNTHINKABLE will happen. You never know what that might be if it hasn't happened yet. Crystal knows what that Unthinkable event is in her life. Listen to this episode as she shares her story about her son Braiden and what happened. What she didn't know and what she has learned. Then how she turned this UNTHINKABLE Tragedy into a mission of Hope, so that another family can learn what she didn't. Don't Let Her UNTHINKABLE Become Yours Support Crystal and her mission and listen to this episode. Following Braiden's accident, Crystal founded her mission and formed Braiden's Heroes. To share her story with information about learning to swim. Plus to provide Drowning Awareness to the public, Give Survival Swim Scholarships and Lessons. Also, Educate the Importance of Organ Donation. We have set up a store for you to support Crystal's mission with Braiden's Heroes. So here is the store with some items that you can pick up and not only show and wear your support but you will be doing something to help their mission in her community. As she said in the podcast that she wasn't aware of the problem and how big the problem was. Texas Drownings lead the country in the numbers of drownings. Help her and share her story so that others will learn before they understand what Crystal and so many others understand. Support Braiden's Heroes Click Here Braiden's Heroes Connect and follow Crystal and Braiden's Heroes on her Facebook page Make sure you Join our Kelsey Kode and Follow us on YouTube Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram Leave a comment below or feel free to record a short 90-second question or comment and let us know how we're doing

Texas Drownings Crystal Anderson Sharing her Story of the UNTHINKABLE with Braiden’s Heroes making Pools and Water Safer

https://thekelsgroup.com/podcast-and-blog/ Welcome to the NEW Drowning Warriors Podcast Season 3. We are changing directions just a little bit as we move into our 3rd year and season. I will be focusing more on the stories of others to help the mission to get the word out of why is this so important. The new format will be structured in a way to be able to tell about the family as to give some background to their experience and what they knew prior to the UNTHINKABLE that happened. Next to explain what they didn't know and just how big the problem is. Then to talk to you the listener just as if they were talking to you one on one. That would be to tell you what is the one thing and the complete series of what you need to do now. Not tomorrow or the day after of even weeks or months and then maybe years later but now. As soon as they tell you. TAKE ACTION ON THAT ONE THING! Be on the lookout for us on the road plus so much more. Listen to this episode to get the complete lowdown on what to come GOD Bless you. Remember the Solution can be really simple just remember to Go Small and What is the One Thing You Can Do Right Now! Make sure you Join our Kelsey Kode and Follow us on YouTube Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram Leave a comment below or feel free to record a short 90-second question or comment and let us know how we're doing

The New Drowning Warrior Podcast, The Journey of One Father Sharing Stories of The UNTHINKABLE

Hey Everybody! A little Monday Motivation and Inspiration to start the day and the week off. Welcome to "3 Quick And Easy Ways To How To Reach A Large Audience Start SMALL" Rick Kauffman here with a new Coffee Break Facebook Live and Special Episode of our Weekly podcast for everyone who wants to reach a large audience without having to ask the world for help. Here's what you need to know... Secret #1 - Unthinkable We all have had an Unthinkable situation happenWhat was your unthinkableHow can that motivate you Secret #2 - Start Small It starts at the beginning - YOUSlow Down and back upQuestion everything Secret #3 - Create What's the outcome you want to create?Who do you want to help?How will you help them? So, here are the big takeaways for every leader: We all have life lessons and what have we learnedHow can you apply those to your mission?Start small before you go BIGIt has to start with youGet in touch with your inner spirit/GOD power The point here is that you can start small without having to ask the world for help Make sure you join our Facebook Live Coffee Breaks at the Kelsey Kode Facebook Group and Follow us on YouTube Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram Leave a comment below or feel free to record a short 90-second question or comment and let us know how we're doing.

Special Episode 3 Quick & Easy Ways To Reach A Large Audience Start SMALL

https://aquatalk.ca/ Welcome to the first podcast of 2020 and this decade. We are talking with Paige Lacroix with Aquatalk.ca she is a fellow podcaster from Canada. Paige's website, social media, and podcast focuses on her role as aquatics professionals and advocate about the importance of water safer and drowning prevention. The number one goal is to eliminate drownings! She has been in the aquatics field professionally for over 7 years, and as such, she believes that it is extremely important to advocate about the importance of water safety. She wants this to be a space where aquatics professionals can come to learn, connect and inspire each other! Listen to this episode as we share many of the same interests to reach these aquatic professionals as they are on the front lines of this problem. Connect with Paige on Facebook, Instagram and her website at https://aquatalk.ca/ Make sure you subscribe to our podcast Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram Leave a comment below or feel free to record a short 90-second question or comment and let us know how we're doing.

Do Aquatics and Podcasting Matter? Our Interview with Fellow Podcaster from AuqaTalk

Coffee Break Sharing with you today our Facebook Live Coffee Break that we have over at our private Facebook Group every weekday at 9 AM EST. Plus the recording is there and in our member's area where you can always catch the recordings. If you don’t identify and understand who you are trying to reach when you are building the foundation of your Authority Leadership Platform, then you are probably not going to have much success with the Building your following and mission around your cause. Join the Group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/kelseykode/ https://youtu.be/9iFeGsTgq_Q Creating an ideal contact profile helps you in gathering as much information as possible on your ideal contact so you can truly understand their wants and needs and what makes them tick. The key areas you need to focus on when creating your Ideal Contact Profile: ● Their Personal Demographics ● Their Professional Demographics ● Their Professional Attributes Writing all this down helps you understand what makes the best people connect with and provides valuable insights on how you are going to approach and overall it will help you deliver more focused and effective messaging campaigns to connect with those you want to get on the phone with. Make sure you Join our Kelsey Kode and Follow us on YouTube Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram Leave a comment below or feel free to record a short 90-second question or comment and let us know how we're doing.

December 27th Facebook Live Coffee Break Your Ideal Water Safety Contact Profile

In this podcast, we're talking with the Founder of SKWIM Kevin McCarthy. If you're a swimmer just beginning or what you would call a good swimmer and want to have more fun and get a workout to push yourself, to become better swimming while learning about water safety, this game may be just for you. If you're a pool operator and looking for an interactive game to be played in the water at your facility, whether that be inside or outdoors and looking for a way to generate more revenue, then SKWIM may be the answer for you. In my opinion SKWIM checks of all my boxes and in this podcast we'll discuss and answer many of your questions, how they can benefit your program while teaching water safety for those that you serve and let's not forget about your staff and lifeguards who need that time in the water to become stronger swimmers. SKWIM The International "Water-Disk" Game SKWIM, The Game, provides a new, aquatic advantage in team sports by combining the best elements from games like soccer, ultimate and hockey, into an all-new water-disk game adaptable to a variety of water venues and age groups. The Emerging Water-Sport, SKWIM, progresses with your ability, from an engaging, learn-to-swim game to an exhilarating, competitive water sport. Adaptable to shallow and deep water play in pools, lakes, or marinas, SKWIM is a strategic and socially interactive sport played at all levels, from childhood throughout adulthood. Truly a lifetime game, SKWIM attracts competitive athletes, families, new swimmers and seniors. Surf our site and catch the wave of the growing number of SKWIM locations around the US, Hong Kong, and Greece https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtuGgED7Ifs Check out their website SKWIM.us and SKWIMinternational.org also connect with SKWIM on Instagram If Facebook is your place her you go Click Here. Check out their sponsor ELifeguard Make sure you Join our Kelsey Kode and Follow us on YouTube Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram Leave a comment below or feel free to record a short 90-second question or comment and let us know how we're doing.

Why SKWIM is a Game Changer for Water Safety – How To Make It Work for your Swimming Pool!

Day 5 of my 30 Day Challenge You Have A Choice in Life Between Doing Something Big or Nothing. Feeling stronger and let me say that the pain is not there like it was. Just not feeling the pain is a huge success. It's day 5 and once again we are snowed in and have to complete this day of our challenge in the house walking and riding the bike. Success requires hard work and showing up every day no matter what even if it snows you in the house and you can't get out and it takes away your means to complete your daily goal. you have to do what it takes. Join us every day over at our Kelsey kode Private Facebook group for our 9 am coffee break Facebook Lives. If you're a member you'll get access if not we'll send you a link to join for free so you can be part of our community. You Have A Choice in Life Between Doing Something Big or Nothing. What are you going to do? Kelsey Kode Facebook https://thekelsgroup.com/kelseykodefree Make sure you Join our Kelsey Kode and Follow us on YouTube Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram Leave a comment below or feel free to record a short 90-second question or comment and let us know how we're doing.

Day 5 of my 30 Day Challenge You Have A Choice in Life Between Doing Something Big or Nothing

The Journey Of One Father Telling Stories Of The UNTHINKABLE We Are The Drowning Warriors And These Are Our Stories

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