From Exclusive to Inclusive: Evolution of the Community Swimming Pool
From Exclusive to Inclusive: Evolution of the Community Swimming Pool In 1958, David Isom, 19, broke the color line by using a segregated public pool, which resulted in officials promptly closing the facility. |Bettmann Archive via Getty Images Why do people go to the community swimming pool? To relax, to have fun, to play, to […]
Swim Lessons: A Year-Round Necessity
Swim Lessons: A Year-Round Necessity This article takes inspiration from the National Drowning Prevention Alliance (NDPA), to read the article by the NDPA and gain more insights on the topic, please click here. Swim lessons are often associated with the summer season, but their importance extends far beyond those few months. Here are some key […]
Diving into the Divide: Exploring Barriers to Swimming in America
Diving into the Divide: Exploring Barriers to Swimming in America This article takes inspiration from Jay Willis’ personal journey of learning to swim as an adult. To delve into his full story, click here. Statistics from the Red Cross reveal that approximately one in five Americans cannot swim, and the reasons behind this vary. Factors […]
Teen Water Safety: Keeping Adolescents Safe in and Around Water
Teen Water Safety: Keeping Adolescents Safe in and Around Water This article is influenced by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), aiming to ensure that their important message reaches you. Surprisingly, the risk of drowning actually increases during adolescence, making it the second-highest age group for fatal drownings. Only toddlers face a higher risk than […]
Ensuring Backyard Pool Safety: Protecting Your Loved Ones
Ensuring Backyard Pool Safety: Protecting Your Loved Ones This article is influenced by the recommendations of Stop Drowning Now to read further into this topic follow the link to their article. A backyard swimming pool offers numerous benefits, from relaxation and entertainment to exercise. However, it’s important to recognize that pools can also present a […]
Drowning: Recognizing Signs and Providing First Aid
Drowning: Recognizing Signs and Providing First Aid This article draws inspiration from CPR Educators Inc., as we strive to bring their important message to your attention. Drowning is a leading cause of unintentional injury death in the US, claiming ten lives every day. Shockingly, children under 15 account for 20 percent of these fatalities. Even […]
Influencing Stakeholders for Water Safety Legislation: Preventing Drownings
Influencing Stakeholders for Water Safety Legislation: Preventing Drownings Our Blog Influencing Stakeholders for Water Safety Legislation: Preventing Drownings This article draws inspiration from the National Drowning Prevention Alliance (NDPA), and for further information on this issue, you can read their recommendations with this link. Effectively advocating for water safety legislation requires engaging with stakeholders and […]
CDC’s Insight into Risky Breath-Holding Behavior
CDC’s Insight into Risky Breath-Holding Behavior Our Blog CDC’s Insight into Risky Breath-Holding Behavior The following information is sourced from an NBC News article discussing this phenomenon. In a recent report published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on death, disease, and accidents, New York researcher Amanda Levy and her colleagues shed […]
Up-to-Date Insights: Water Safety and Drowning Prevention Measures
Water Safety and Drowning Prevention Measures Tips for Renovating Your Community Pool The information presented below encompasses recent data and research gathered over the past few years, drawing from reputable sources such as the CDC (Centers for Disease Control), WHO (World Health Organization), and AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics). Staying updated on drowning statistics is […]
Tips for Renovating Your Community Pool
Tips for Renovating Your Community Pool Our Blog Tips for Renovating Your Community Pool Renovate your pool in the FallExperts recommend the Fall is the best time to renovate your pool for several reasons. Contractors are less busy in the Fall, scheduling work is easier, and there is no time crunch if you encounter an […]
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