Category Archives: January 2003

A New Twist

Posted on January 11, 2003

My son and I sat down on the worn benches provided for the parents and watched as a sea of pink leotards and four-year-olds in ponytails ran, jumped, twisted and turned in front of us. With smiles plastered permanently on … Continue reading →

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Poolside

Posted on January 11, 2003

There are two basic rules to follow when managing aquatics programs: • Rule number one: Have Fun! • Rule number two: Play Safe! The information below is designed to serve as a primer for those charged with the responsibility for … Continue reading →

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Liquid Assets

Posted on January 11, 2003

My five-year-old spent three days a week this past summer at a kid’s camp where physical and mental “fitness” and creativity were the essence of each lesson. The design of the program was such that activities changed every 20 minutes … Continue reading →

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