I’m realizing I’ve been the main poster here, and I want this to become a real working community—not a feed. Comment with 3 quick things: 1. I’m a: (lifeguard / instructor / manager / owner / vendor / other) 2. My biggest stuck point right now is: ____ 3. I can help others with: ____ No long answers needed—1 sentence each.

We just crossed 100 members, and I’d love for this space to feel less like a silent folder and more like a living group. A community works best when people know who’s here. So if you’re comfortable, I’d love for you to introduce yourself in the comments: - Your name - Where you’re located - What you do (or what you’re hoping to learn) That’s it. You don’t have to be an expert. You don’t have to post perfectly. You don’t have to agree with everything. This group exists so we can: - Learn from one another - Share ideas - Ask questions - Build safer, stronger aquatic and educational spaces together You never know who in this group might help you — or who you might help just by speaking up. I’ve opened my library to you. Now let’s open the conversation too. 💬 Introduce yourself below.

Today we’re dropping my interview with Jacob, the man behind the videos at Superhero Swim Academy. It was such a pleasure to sit down with him—to listen, to learn, to glean insight from someone who has built something meaningful with intention, creativity, and a deep respect for kids, parents, and the craft of teaching. This conversation goes beyond “content” and algorithms. It’s about growth, adaptability, communication with families, and what it really looks like to build a swim business in today’s world. So as you:🚗 drive🧹 clean🍽️ cook🎁 or prepare for tonight or tomorrow Press play and check it out. Consider this our Christmas Eve contribution to the aquatics community. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. — Neva Nicolehttps://youtu.be/ME06GJ2o5LU