Lee tells how he went from taking lessons to becoming an instructor earning the title “Swimguy” from everyone who saw him in town. Lee’s story is a remarkable one, so make sure you listen to part 2 on the interview.
Welcome to the Diversity in Aquatics social network. The network and website, MinoritySwimming.com, are the brain-child of Shaun Anderson and Jayson Jackson. The goal of our Diversity in Aquatics Program (DAP) is to help create and promote more local DAP programs, as well as to create a forum for interaction, communication, news, and competitive swimming. We hope you enjoy the network and MinoritySwimming.com. Please send us suggestions, comments, posts, and ideas at ideas@minorityswimming.com.
Lee tells how he went from taking lessons to becoming an instructor earning the title “Swimguy” from everyone who saw him in town. Lee’s story is a remarkable one, so make sure you listen to part 2 on the interview.
Over the summer, Shaun spent time with and interviewed some members of the Diversity in Aquatics Program (DAP). We want to take the time to share with you some of the clips of those interviews in a new section of our site called, “Featured Members.”
We will begin with Lee Pitts. Lee tells the story of “17 Bottles” and how those “17 bottles” impacted his swimming career.
USA Swimming Diversity Coordinator and Diversity in Aquatics Member John Cruzat to keynote National Drowning Prevention Symposium. The event will be held on Feb. 23-24 at the Deauville Beach Resort in Miami Beach.
See the link below for further details…http://www.usaswimming.org/USASWeb/ViewNewsArticle.aspx?TabId=0&Alias=Rainbow&Lang=en&ItemId=2364&mid=2943
The results for the 23rd Annual Black History Invitational Swim Meet are now posted! Click here for results: http://www.pvswim.org/blk_hist/09bh.html
USA Swimming has announced their 2009 Diversity Select Camp! Check out the website for details.