February
2010
Melon Dash
Age: 19
Location: Roscoe, IL
Learn to Swim Program Name:McGuire Aquatics Club
How Long Have You Been a Swim Instructor? 5 years
Why did you become a Swim Instructor? “I have a passion for swimming as well as a love for working with children so I knew that teaching swim lessons would be a great way to contribute to the community.”
What is your Favorite Thing About Being a Swim Instructor? “When I get to see the excitement on the childrens' faces when they finally are able to grasp a new technique whether it be finally going under water or figuring out how to do a flip turn.”
March
2009
Melon Dash
Age: 53
Location: Sarasota, FL
Learn to Swim Program Name: Miracle Swimming Institute
How Long Have You Been a Swim Instructor? 39 years
Why did you become a Swim Instructor? “Because I had something new to say and I knew it would make a difference.”
What is your Favorite Thing About Being a Swim Instructor? “Huge smiles, disbelief, amazement, & new self-images”
February
2009
Laura Cefalo
Age: 26
Location: Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Learn to Swim Program Name: FLA Swim School
How Long Have You Been a Swim Instructor? 5 years
Why did you become a Swim Instructor? I chose this profession
because I grew up swimming my whole life and wanted to give back to the
sport. I love working with children and find the satisfaction of teaching
children a life saving skill very rewarding.
What is your Favorite Thing About Being a Swim Instructor?
My favorite thing about being a swim teacher is the moments when the children
start to grasp the concepts that you are trying to teach and they look
at you with their eyes knowing they just accomplished the task.
June 2008
Ruthie Zarren
Age: 41
Location: St Louis, MO
Learn to Swim Program Name: Little Fishes Swim School
How Long Have You Been a Swim Instructor? Long Time
Why did you become a Swim Instructor? I opened Little
Fishes because I love working with kids, I love the water, and there are
no programs like it in St Louis.
What is your Favorite Thing About Being a Swim Instructor?
Watching the kids gain confidence in the water.
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