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This space is not just for polished ideas, big wins, or finished projects. It is also for questions, half-formed thoughts, challenges, observations, and real conversations. If something is on your mind, post it. You can share: - a question you’re wrestling with - a lesson that worked - a lesson that flopped - a parent or staff situation you’re trying to navigate - a photo, idea, win, or behind-the-scenes moment - a belief or practice you want feedback on - something you saw online that made you think You do not need to have the perfect words. You do not need to be an expert. You do not need to wait until it is polished. Just start the conversation. Here are a few easy ways to jump in: - “What do others do when…” - “I’ve been thinking about…” - “Has anyone else noticed…” - “This worked really well for me…” - “I need help with…” - “What’s your opinion on…” I’d love to hear more from you in here. Your voice, your questions, and your experience matter. So here’s your prompt for today: What is one thing in your lessons, leadership, business, or aquatic work that you’ve been thinking about lately? Drop it below as a post.
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So many people in this group... we need converstaion. What's up, What are you doing... What are you thinking. What problems are you having.
Swum, iclass, jackrabbit
I know at the retreat a lot of people heard about SWUM, and there were also conversations around iClassPro and Jackrabbit. Since Jacob uses iClassPro and I use Jackrabbit, I thought I’d share a simple comparison for anyone trying to sort through the options. This is not me saying one is “right” and one is “wrong.” It’s just meant to be helpful. Every swim school is built a little differently, so the best platform really depends on your size, structure, and goals. Sharing in case it helps someone make a more informed decision.
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