Free Podcast Teaching Afraid Adults to Overcome Fear

Greetings!

Melon Dash,

Founder of Miracle Swimming School for Adults will be teaching

Pool where online instructor training will occur

Dear Swimming Professional,

Is there more you could know

about teaching afraid adults?

Here's a free podcast about teaching afraids:

Teaching How the Water Works

In this podcast, you will hear a powerful representative of afraid-in-water adults in the aquatics industry speak with authority, passion, and experience about what "afraids" have taught her in her 40 years of working with them. Does she say something you can use?

Expertise. No hype. 🏊🏽‍♀️

IF IT SOUNDS LIKE FUN, REGISTER TOO for AN ONLINE ZOOM INSTRUCTOR TRAINING JUNE 12-14. 1-2 HOURS EACH DAY, $49 TOTAL

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MiracleSwimming.com

Phone: 941-921-6420

Sarasota, Florida + five US locations

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Miracle Swimming School for Adults, LLC | P.O. Box 5703, SARASOTA, FL 34277

Sent by melon@miracleswimming.com

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