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Welcome to Season 6, Episode 26! Our guests today are Jolene Gutierrez and Chris Sasaki… two of the creators of the picture book Unbreakable: A Japanese American Family in an American Incarceration Camp, Published by Abrams. It's an incredibly moving story cowritten by Minoru (Min) Tonai, an advocate for Japanese American rights. Unbreakable is a great balance of historical information, lived experiences for Tonai and his family, and the emotional challenges they faced during their incarceration in the Amache "camp" during World War II, as they campaigned to release Tonai's father from the FBI. The book does a great job of balancing a very serious topic and making it accessible to younger audiences. Jolene Gutiérrez is an award-winning neurodivergent teacher librarian who has been working with neurodivergent learners at Denver Academy since 1995. Jolene writes for young readers and hopes her books will help some readers feel seen and will inspire others to learn and grow in compassion. She is the winner of the 2025 Crystal Kite Award for the Southwest Region. In addition to Unbreakable, Jolene's work includes Mamiachi and Me: My Mami's Mariachi Band (co-authored with her son Dakota); The Ofrenda That We Built (co-authored with her daughter Shaian); Too Much! An Overwhelming Day; the Stars of Latin Pop series; Bionic Beasts: Saving Animal Lives with Artificial Flippers, Legs, and Beaks; and Mac and Cheese and the Personal Space Invader. Chris Sasaki is an EMMY and ANNIE award-winning animation artist. With a rich career spanning over several high-profile studios, they have directed and developed content for Pixar, Tonko House, and Apple. Their impressive portfolio includes collaborations with LAIKA Entertainment, Blue Sky Studios, Disney Television Animation, DreamWorks, and the Jim Henson Company. In addition to their animation work, Chris is a celebrated figure in the literary world, known for their captivating picture books. Their titles include GHOST; Home is a Window; Animal Architects; Sakamoto's Swim Club; and of course, the incredible Paper Son: The Inspiring Story of Tyrus Wong, Immigrant and Artist. Their illustrations have earned them the prestigious Dilys Evans Founders Award from the Society of Illustrators. To learn more about Jolene, you can find her online at jolenegutierrez.com or on Facebook, Bluesky, Instagram, or Threads @writerjolene. To learn more about Chris, you can find them online at csasaki.com or on Instagram @christopher_sasaki. We highly recommend getting your own copy of Unbreakable (preferably from the Japanese American National Museum). And if you're an educator or know an educator, then please share the educator's guide that can be found on Jolene's site as well as some coloring sheets on Chris's site. And if you're interested in going to one of their live events, the book's website has a list of upcoming events including events in Colorado and Southern California. If you like what we do, please share, follow, and like us in your podcast directory of choice or on Instagram @AAHistory101. For previous episodes and resources, please visit our site at https://asianamericanhistory101.libsyn.com or our links at http://castpie.com/AAHistory101. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, email us at info@aahistory101.com.  

(Lander, WY) – The Lander Community Foundation (LCF) annual community-wide fundraiser Challenge for Charities, or C4C, is back at again for 2026, and as of May 1, the LCF will match any donations made to eligible local nonprofits through July 10. In conjunction with this amazing opportunity to double your donations to the organizations that matter most to you, the 1330 AM / 107.7 FM KOVE morning show, Today in the 10, will be conducting the KOVE/LCF Challenge for Charities interview series with participating groups throughout the matching period. Today, we’re joined by Lander Swim Club Coach Jennifer Hudson-Shaff and athletes; Vayda Havens, Sara Kearns, Eden Kemp and Iris Woltman. Check out the full interview below to learn more! To donate to the Lander Swim Club or the specific nonprofit of your choosing, click here.

We discuss with Guthrie County Swim Club Board President Jacob Kent.

I hope this conversation gets shared and debated. Why does swimming embrace  early specialization in kids under 13.

Pleasanton Seahawks Test Set - 7500Warm up400 Swim@ 6:00300 Pull w/ buoy + paddles @4:30 300 Kick w/ board @5:004x50 drill choice @1:004x50 build (1-4) @1:306x100 swim descend 1-3,4-6 @1:304x75 kick descend 1-4 @1:304x100 pull w/ paddles descend 1-4 @1:308x 50 swim (25 fast/ 25 easy) @1:004x50 build to race pace @1:00Main Set 13x300s descend 1-4, 1 ez, 1-3, 1 ez,1-2, 1 ez, and 1 fast.Warm DownChoice but at least 300 Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/@SwimSetsbythePool Patreon: patreon.com/SwimSetsbythePool Instagram: @swimsetsbythepool @Kyle.brill @natefdot

Hello music fans! Welcome to episode 22! Sure appreciate you taking some time to check it out!This time out, I spent some time talking with Scotch Swango (guitar/vocals), Jay Druba (drums), and Tyler Roell (bass) from the band November Swim Club. Scotch and I have crossed paths a few times in the last couple of years, and I had the good fortune of seeing them play at show recently at the Turn Table in Broad Ripple in Indianapolis. At that point, I knew we had to make time to sit down for a podcast episode. And it could not have gone better. I had such a great time talking to the guys. I am sure you will enjoy the conversation!So let's get to it! Song clips from their new EP, You Have Been Asleep Since November:...with Cries of Hate (30:16)Self-Defense (43:11)Bands On The RadarInstagram: @bandsontheradarWeb: bandsontheradar.blogFacebook: @bandsontheradarYouTube: @bandsontheradarGmail: bandsontheradar@gmail.com

This episode of The Rumors Are True Podcast welcomes Dan Koch, known for his work in Sherwood, Havana Swim Club, and as the host of multiple thoughtful podcasts including You Have Permission and Pretty Good Vibrations. Dan shares stories from his journey in the music world, from his time as guitarist and songwriter in Sherwood to his newer creative explorations in electronic music and production with Havana Swim Club. Along the way, he reflects on how his experiences in the industry have shaped his perspective as both a musician and a creator of meaningful conversations.Beyond the music, the episode dives into Dan's passion for podcasts and the unique space he's built through shows like You Have Permission and Pretty Good Vibrations. Listeners will get a deeper look at how he bridges creativity, curiosity, and connection across mediums—whether through a catchy melody, a textured beat, or an engaging discussion. It's an inspiring conversation that highlights Dan's versatility and his commitment to exploring both art and ideas.Produced by Wesley Hill @thebigwesArtwork by Jared Chase Bowser @jaredchasebowserMusic by Brian Jerin R.I.P.

GMM presented by  @SwimOutletcom   @SwimOutletGear  This GMM episode is for club owners, swim parents, aspiring coaches—and anyone who wants to understand how modern swimming clubs are built, sustained, and scaled in a digital-first world. When you talk about big teams in USA Swimming, one name swims to the top: Nitro Swimming. Founded by Mike Koleber and Tracy Koleber Nitro didn't just pop up overnight—it was built lane by lane, swimmer by swimmer, from the ground up in the suburbs of Austin, Texas. What started as a vision and a handful of kids is now the second-largest swim club in the United States, with thousands of swimmers across multiple locations and a digital footprint that rivals Olympians. A digital-first world matters when you are an entrepreneur in any industry.  Mike Koleber knows this, and he has built a social following that rivals the biggest names in our sport.   U.S. stars have massive followers, like Michael Phelps' 3.7 million on Instagram. You might think Caeleb Dressel (735,000) or Katie Ledecky (903,000) would come in second--and you would be wrong. Nitro CEO and swim coach Mike Koleber has the second biggest followers on Instagram with 1.6 million followers (and another 1.5 million on Tik Tok).

Member for Banks David Coleman chats with Chris about why the pool has been closed for the foreseeable future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Correspondent Tom Wilmer visits with the GM and Bar Czar at the legendary, 60s retro Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club in the heart of old Waikiki, Hawaii.

This week we interview Mike Radford, Head Age Group Coach of the Athens Bulldog Swim Club (ABSC) in Athens, GA. Over the past few years, the club has continued to innovate and change their operation for the benefit of swimmers and coaches. This has led to a multiple pool club team that continues to grow by using a few principles that seem simple, but changed the landscape of their team. We have been looking forward to talk with Mike for a few months and the interview doesn't disappoint. Check out this interview and let us know what you think at swimedinfo@gmail.com. @SwimEd Education for coaches, athletes and swimmers. The ONLY podcast dedicated to club swimming.

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The Lightning Aquatics Swim Club has again shown its commitment to the community, handing over school supplies to the Ministry of Equity, Social Justice, and Empowerment's Welfare Unit. This gesture marks the seventh year the club has partnered with the Ministry of Equity to support children's educational needs under the Welfare Unit's care.

Decorated swim coach Chris Plumb joins Kick Set podcast to discuss how his program has seen decades of success, tips for other coaches, and stories from his time at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. 

[REBROADCAST FROM June 11, 2024] Comedian Ian Karmel and his sister, Dr. Alisa Karmel, grew up overweight as kids. However, they never talked about it. In a new memoir, the two reflect on their childhood experiences. Ian joins us to discuss their book, T-Shirt Swim Club, which is out today.This segment is guest-hosted by Kousha Navidar

Joel and Missile are in for your Friday Run Home and chat marathons, swim club and whisky! A big win for Trent Barrett and the Eels last night over the Sharks, and the boys on the Run Home review all the action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joel and Missile are in for your Friday Run Home and chat marathons, swim club and whisky! A big win for Trent Barrett and the Eels last night over the Sharks, and the boys on the Run Home review all the action. Joel and Missile go through all the latest news from inside Origin Camp and ask if Teddy is still the Kangaroo's coach. We go through the sporting highlights that have performed the best in May. Dean Watling has all the tips for the weekends racing and Brett Phillips updates everything French Open. Ahead of the weekends Champions League Final, Stan Sport FC Expert Max Rushden, joins the Run Home Joel and Missile with the hope for the Euros and a hell of a recipe for Gnocchi Bake. Former Wallaby Drew Mitchell joins the Run Home to chat the disbanding of the Rebels and the best Chinese Takeaway dishes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Angie Villa, Museum Manager at 21 C Museum Hotel St. Louis, stopped by to speak with Nancy about this new hotel and new concept for hotels. 21c Museum Hotels reimagines a historic St. Louis fixture: the 10-story, Renaissance Revival-style YMCA building. Located in the heart of downtown St. Louis, and a short walk from the City Museum and CITYPARK stadium, 21c Museum Hotel St. Louis includes a 173-room boutique hotel, contemporary art museum, Idol Wolf restaurant, Good Press café, and Locust Street Athletic and Swim Club, a full-service wellness center. With more than 14,000 square feet of exhibition and meeting & event space seamlessly integrated into all areas of the property, there are opportunities to discover contemporary art around every corner.

In this epsiode we talk about belonging to the local swim club as kids, taking our swim test, favorite foods from the snack bar, the music being played, then we get into some lyrics from songs of the sixties.

This week we journey to the heart of Palm Springs, where the sun-drenched streets are lined with stunning mid-century modern architecture, vibrant art scenes, and a sizzling nightlife that will leave you breathless. In this episode of Travel Is Back, we'll take you on an immersive tour of this desert oasis, exploring the iconic buildings that have made Palm Springs a mecca for design enthusiasts, from the sleek lines of the Elvis Honeymoon Hideaway to the bold geometry of the Twin Palms Estate.But the allure of Palm Springs goes beyond its architectural wonders. We'll dive into the city's thriving pool party scene, where you can soak up the sun and mingle with the cool crowd at hotspots like the Ace Hotel & Swim Club and the Saguaro Palm Springs. And when the sun sets, we'll explore the city's electrifying nightlife, from the vintage Hollywood glamour of the Purple Room Supper Club to the high-stakes excitement of the Agua Caliente Casino.Of course, no visit to Palm Springs would be complete without exploring its natural wonders, from the lush oases of the Indian Canyons to the towering peak of Mount San Jacinto. We'll take you on a journey through the desert landscape, uncovering hidden hiking trails, serene waterfalls, and breathtaking vistas that will leave you in awe.Whether you're a design aficionado, a nightlife enthusiast, or simply seeking a luxurious getaway in the heart of the desert, this episode of Travel Is Back will inspire you to discover the timeless allure of Palm Springs for yourself.

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Legendary music artists The Supremes and Harry Belafonte passed through there. It was a place of prestige and pride for Philadelphia's Black population. Such was the early legacy of the Nile Swim Club, which, in the late 1950s, opened in response to racial segregation in the borough of Yeadon. But with the passing of time, the club's allure began to change. Declines in enrollment became so sharp that Nile was ultimately forced to declare bankruptcy. In recent years, benefactors have emerged to save the club, and reset its role in the community it serves. West Chester University Professor of History Dr. Bob Kodosky, author of The Nile Swim Club of Yeadon: A History, shares stories about the club's past, and looks ahead to its future. Hosted by Matt Leon. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

An update to my cold water swim practice, which I introduced to you in episode in 2020, as well as an introduction to the Cold Water Swim Club Membership. Why do we cold swim? Why is the cold even more beneficial to those turned off by it? What benefits are available? What does blue mind have to do with this? What are the benefits of the membership? This Membership is a remote community designed to support our mind, body, soul health, through the lens of the cold. YOU CAN PARTICIPATE from anywhere :) Coldwaterswimclub.com Opens each month, doors close Dec 4 for the December theme of ELEMENTAL BALANCE --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/all-tides/support

Canadian Olympian and decorated competitive swimmer Brent Hayden joins the show.

For the past three summers, the lakefront near Buena Park on the North Side has been home to a popular event: Friday Morning Swim Club. It started with a handful of friends and grew exponentially — nearly 3,000 people participated at its peak this summer. Reset talks with reporter Katie Anthony, and Megan, an attendee, about the popular swim club and what led to its cancellation.

The Mincing Rascals this week are John Williams of WGN Radio, Eric Zorn, publisher of The Picayune Sentinel, and Austin Berg of the Illinois Policy Institute. The shooting at the Chicago White Sox game last week is still a mystery to many – including the Rascals.  With lots of unanswered questions, the guys talk about some possible answers.  Plus Mayor […]

The Mincing Rascals this week are John Williams of WGN Radio, Eric Zorn, publisher of The Picayune Sentinel, and Austin Berg of the Illinois Policy Institute. The shooting at the Chicago White Sox game last week is still a mystery to many – including the Rascals.  With lots of unanswered questions, the guys talk about some possible answers.  Plus Mayor […]

The Mincing Rascals this week are John Williams of WGN Radio, Eric Zorn, publisher of The Picayune Sentinel, and Austin Berg of the Illinois Policy Institute. The shooting at the Chicago White Sox game last week is still a mystery to many – including the Rascals.  With lots of unanswered questions, the guys talk about some possible answers.  Plus Mayor […]

The Mincing Rascals this week are John Williams of WGN Radio, Eric Zorn, publisher of The Picayune Sentinel, and Austin Berg of the Illinois Policy Institute. The shooting at the Chicago White Sox game last week is still a mystery to many – including the Rascals.  With lots of unanswered questions, the guys talk about some possible answers.  Plus Mayor […]

Shamus Toomey, Editor in Chief and co-founder of Block Club Chicago, joins Bob Sirott to share the latest Chicago neighborhood stories. Shamus has details on: Reza's Restaurant Closes After 40 Years In Andersonville: Reza’s had a rough go of it recently after downsizing and coming under fire from city and state officials. Friday Morning Swim Club […]

On July 4th we will celebrate the birth of our nation. NLSC will be offering a "1776 Patriot Swim" practice for NLSC Youth Comp and NLATS. Service Pool, 10-11:30a, July 4th. Have a great weekend! #nlscak #nlscakpracticevideo #july4th #IndependenceDay #usaswimming #alaskaswimmingVisit www.nlscak.coach for additional practice videos. #swimming #swimcoach #nlscak #nlscakpracticevideo #usaswimming #worldaquatics #alaskaswimming #swimfaster #thelegsfeedthebear @usaswimming

Brent Boock is the Head Coach of the Elmbrook Swim Club in Brookfield Wisconsin. The team has earned Gold Medal status in USA Swimming's Club Excellence Program the last four years, this past year finishing 9th in those rankings. Their Women won the team title last summer at Junior Nationals, winning 4 out of 5 relays and breaking the 200 and 400 medley relay National Age Group records. Last month at the NCSA Championships in Orlando they won the Women's team title, sweeping the relays and besting their own NAG record in the 400-medley relay. Brent has been on the Junior National Select Team camp staff as well as the recent Junior National Team Training Camp staff in April. In this podcast, Brent goes deep on his 3 decades at Elmbrook. How the program has evolved and what's going so well recently with the team. It's a team of 200 swimmers that operates out of 2 six lane pools. He's built the program with a great 12&U coach, Michael Rose, and 8&U coach, Daniel Westfahl, and they've buit a culture that gives their athletes room to be great. With his Senior 1 group, Brent the only coach I've talked to, at the club level, that implements 2 recovery days a week. He dives into his training philosophy as well as his coaching approach that allows for the great relationships that have led to the club's success.

Today Alexandra (she/her) and Sofía (they/them) review Arc Angels' most highly anticipated fan request: Free! Iwatobi Swim Club. Did it exceed expectations? Disappoint? Look camp right in the eye? Find out as they discuss ocean trauma, kabedons, speedos, and all things gay swimming. FOLLOW THE POD: TikTok: @arcangelspodcast Instagram: @arcangelspodcast Youtube: Arc Angels: An Anime Pod FOLLOW US: Instagram: @sofiaviera.jpg / @hocuspolkus TikTok: @sofiaviera.jpg / @polkathottie

Look, there are enough excellent brunch restaurants in San Diego that waiting hours for a seat at Morning Glory—Little Italy's rose-hued bastion of breakfast pork belly and morning booze—feels, admittedly, a little silly. Our out-of-town friends gaze forlornly at happy, well-fed-looking strangers while we assure them that the forthcoming pancakes will be worth the delay. “There's a Champagne vending machine,” we promise. Maybe it's the pink tile ceiling. Or the trippy mirrored bathroom. But that doesn't explain why we'll join similar queues for a speakeasy in La Jolla or a hi-fi music bar in North Park. The common thread, of course, is the group that owns them: Consortium Holdings, the culinary and social company behind 19 of San Diego's buzziest restaurants and bars. It all started with an East Village burger bar, and now… well, soon you'll be able to lay down your head at Consortium's first crack at an overnight concept. Last year, CH purchased the Lafayette Hotel & Swim Club and set about revamping the iconic hipster haunt from top to bottom. When the joint reopens its doors this year, hotel guests (and all us locals) can line up at seven fresh food and drink establishments. We sat down with their director of education and development (and founding member), Anthony Schmidt, for a breakdown of CH's ascent to local glory. Anthony talks about his past life as an associate professor of speech and debate at SDSU, where he'd lecture in early morning classes after moonlighting as a bartender by night. His early years behind the bar taught him that great drinks aren't merely about precision and technique. Anthony believes that CH owes their hold on San Diego's heart (and Instagram feed) partly to a willingness to invest in the next generation of mixologists. “The greatest bartenders in the world make other bartenders better,” he says. In food news, SDM's 2022 Restaurant of the Year—chef Travis Swikard's Callie—is opening up a new rooftop event space in April. Common Theory Public House is coming to Otay Ranch and will be joined by Realm of 52 Remedies and Woomiok next door. Lastly, the team behind Azuki Sushi is opening omakase-only restaurant Kinme on March 15, replacing Hachi Ramen in Banker's Hill. Anthony and Troy both raved about birria on “Two People, Fifty Bucks.” For Anthony, Fernandez Birrieria's rich tendon taco is where it's at; Troy went for Birrieria Don Rafa's sauce-drenched birria quesadilla. David headed to Gaslamp Lumpia Factory for chicken lumpia and a pork sinigang soup. See ya next week!

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(Lander, WY) - The Lander Swim Club was in for a treat on Saturday, January 7 with a day-long clinic run by Zach Apple, gold medal winner in the 4x100m freestyle relay and 4×100m medley relay at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. Apple poses with the Lander Swim Club 12 and older group. h/t Vince Tropea The clinic took place at the Bruce Gresly Aquatic Center, and was split up into two sections based on age. The young swimmers got a chance to get autographs from and take photos with Apple, received some tips and training, and also had the chance to field questions for the Olympian later in the day as well. With a strong and storied winning swimming record both past and present, it's no wonder Apple agreed to make the trip, and he told County 10 what the experience is like to be in Lander teaching the next generation of swimmers. Check out some photos from the first half of the clinic below. Apple lets some kiddos try on his gold medals. h/t Vince Tropea Future Olympians Gavin Jorgensen and Ethan Titus pose with Apple. h/t Codi Jorgensen photo Apple chats with swim coach Jennifer Hudson-Schaff. h/t Vince Tropea h/t Vince Tropea h/t Vince Tropea h/t Vince Tropea h/t Vince Tropea h/t Vince Tropea Apple's two gold medals. h/t Vince Tropea

Renata Porter, founder of yoursportsresource.com, returns to the SwimSwam podcast. Renata's a dedicated swim business expert with a focus on youth sports clubs. Her company provides actionable guidance and support helping swim clubs shift from old mindsets to running the club as the business that it is. We're coming up on the end of the year—that time for New Year's resolutions. If you're a swimming coach or a swim club board member, a great new year's resolution would be to build more trust. The big question is how do you do that?

Today's coaching discussion is the last of the three part series, featuring club coach Josh Everett with the King Marlin Swim Club in Oklahoma.Josh began his coaching career in 2002 with KMSC, through the spring of 2008. He returned as the Head Senior development coach in 2009 and has been instrumental in preparing the KMSC athletes for elite level competition, with swimmers ranked in the top 10 nationally. As a co-owner of KMSC, Josh spends most of his time coaching senior development and senior swimmers. In part three of this series, Josh and Kevin explore the dynamics of coach-athlete relationships. They discuss coaches as the stabilizing force for athletes on the emotional rollercoaster, navigating building trusting relationships, and the trials and tribulations of working with “problem children.” 

Today's coaching discussion is the second of a three part series, featuring club coach Josh Everett with the King Marlin Swim Club in Oklahoma.Josh began his coaching career in 2002 with KMSC, through the spring of 2008. He returned as the Head Senior development coach in 2009 and has been instrumental in preparing the KMSC athletes for elite level competition, with swimmers ranked in the top 10 nationally. As a co-owner of KMSC, Josh spends most of his time coaching senior development and senior swimmers. In part two of this series, Josh and Kevin dig into the value and methodologies of long term athletic development, looking at “slow cooking” athletes and capacity vs utilization in training. Finally, Josh passes along sage advice on coaches learning from coaches. 

Today's coaching discussion is the first of a three part series, featuring club coach Josh Everett with the King Marlin Swim Club in Oklahoma.Josh began his coaching career in 2002 with KMSC, through the spring of 2008. He returned as the Head Senior development coach in 2009 and has been instrumental in preparing the KMSC athletes for elite level competition, with swimmers ranked in the top 10 nationally. As a co-owner of KMSC, Josh spends most of his time coaching senior development and senior swimmers. In part one of this series, Josh and Kevin will dig into some lessons learned in the early years of coaching, developing swimmers as “good citizens” and the value of engaging with the younger athletes as a senior development coach.  

For nearly four decades I've heard about or experienced firsthand the fallout of dysfunctional leadership at swim clubs.  Club boards splinter or run amok. Bad coaches go rogue. Good coaches suffer at the hands of egotistical board members. Every situation imaginable occurs. The worst is when you learn a club board never really managed the oversight of a team's finances, and suddenly the entire swim team is on red alert fearful the pool doors will be locked. Renata Porter is a swim business expert with a focus on youth sports clubs. Her company provides actionable guidance and support to help clubs to shift from old mindsets to running their clubs like a business. Renata helps to put clubs on the path to positive operational outcomes. She's hands-on, a true end-to-end partner. In sum, she gets to the heart of whatever the issue is and offers actionable solutions.

The nerds jump into their speedos and get close in their disscusion  on season 1 of Free! Iwatobi Swim Club

This week we invited a few of the Tsunami athletes in from the Oldham County site. What a hoot. 

Mary Pat Faley and Emma Doyle share one thing in common - an abundance of energy and love for the sport of tennis that is contagious. Check out this week's episode on the coaching podcast to learn about: How to handle the cheat What makes a great coach? Mary Pat said: Energy (no surprises there), information and caring And the importance of learning the look from other coaches - never stop learning! Mary Pat Faley was the Southern California 2011 USPTA Tennis Pro of the Year. She is a published author, Tennis Channel Celebrity, keynote speaker, tennis entrepreneur, elite member of the Babolat Advisory Team and she can be described in five words: A spirit of boundless energy! A “Tennis Pro's Pro” – Mary Pat is committed to sharing her tennis teaching secrets with tennis pros all over the country. After publishing, Winning in Tennis and Life in 2009 – a blueprint for healthy living on and off the court, Mary Pat went on to produce a series of YouTube videos in 2011 demonstrating the unique, action-packed tennis drills that made her a success on and off the court. The summer of 2013, she launched her new program, Mary Pat's Force of Three – designed to help tennis professionals run productive, challenging tennis drills for groups of 4-10 players. The system can also be used by any tennis player at every level. MP played tennis at the University Of Alabama, Birmingham on a full scholarship and she was sectionally and nationally ranked. She has coached high school and college tennis – working with hundreds of players who have gone on to receive college scholarships and national rankings. Many of her students have become full-time tennis professionals at various clubs around the country. Mary Pat taught for 39 years at Calabasas Tenniss & Swim Club in Calabasas, CA. In September 2016, she became the Tennis Director at The Riviera Tennis Club, one of the most prestigious clubs in the United States. She spends her time coaching and directing 24 pro's at The Riviera Tennis Club as well as still being a speaker/consultant all over the country. A member of the USPTA for over 35 years, Mary Pat was one of the premier speakers at the 2010 USPTA World Conference in Palm Springs, CA. Mary Pat is available to speak at your tennis facility and share her secrets from her successful 42-year tennis career. Glam Slam Tennis Mary Pat is also the co-founder of Glam Slam Tennis. This is a platform of clinics, academics and on-lone coaching for women of all levels taught by ONLY women coaches. Questions: MaryPat@GlamSlamTennis.com Website for More info & free tips: www.GlamSlamTennis.com

How would some of the Cardinals react to some of these ridiculous Cardinals songs? Harkening back to the question of the day at spring training. The Plowboy at spring training. Cruising down, bumping tunes. Iggy at the Swim Club. Hrabe thinks Booches isn't good. Columbia food takes. Carmel M &M's. Sugar. Chris prefers eating boneless wings. Iggy vs. Hrabe golf match. Obesity. 

Join us on part 4 of this series as we discuss the Fort Bend County Drowning Prevention Coalition. In part 4 of our series we speak with Tammy owner and instructor at the Houston Swim Club. Tammy goes into detail about some of the services her program offers and we can do to prevent accidents in the water. "Creating memories for your family is our family business" Tammy "Loving discipline" Tammy Houston Swim Club https://www.houstonswimclub.com/home Phone: (713) 774-7946 https://www.facebook.com/houstonswimclub/ https://www.instagram.com/thehoustonswimclub/ https://www.youtube.com/c/houstonswimclub/featured Resources https://www.poolsafely.gov http://www.survivalswim.net/ Fort Bend County EMS www.fbcems.org www.facebook.com/Fort-Bend-County…-808330865929062 ems@fortbendcountytx.gov #emergencymedicine #paramedic #ems #PSA

Talking a way where a local Swim Club has been able to still have a swim team and get a golf fundraiser to raise funds for the swim team.

It's been a century of tradition! Vancouver.s Polar Bear Swim turns 100 today, Jill Bennett speaks with Lisa Pantages the president of the Polat Bear Swim Club about the milestone. Guest: Lisa Pantages, President of Vancouver Polar Bear Swim

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