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Swim Up Hill Foundation and Blue Dreams Swim School Hosted Community Swim Pop-Up
SAN DIMAS, Calif. - Californer -- Every child deserves the opportunity to be safe in the water. In honor of World Drowning Prevention Day, the Swim Up Hill Foundation partnered with Blue Dreams Swim School on Sunday, July 26, to provide local families with free swim instruction, practical water safety education, and an afternoon of community-centered fun in San Dimas.
Attendees participated in small-group swim lessons led by instructors from both Swim Up Hill and Blue Dreams Swim School, following an on-land demonstration of the Swim Bowl Method presented by Swim Up Hill Founder and CEO Jamal Hill. USA Men's Senior National Water Polo Team member Max Irving also joined the event, helping provide hands-on instruction and encouragement to young swimmers.
Swim Up Hill extends its gratitude to event sponsors Saint James Tea and Nuun Hydration for keeping participants hydrated throughout the day and supporting the organization's mission to make water safety education more accessible to communities.
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About Blue Dreams Swim School
At Blue Dreams Swim School, our mission is quality over quantity. Whether for fitness or to enhance their water safety skills, no matter the age, the goal is the same—to learn to swim. We are mobile-based, with over 10+ years of swim instruction experience in teaching adults and children ages 5 and up, ranging from the "just learning" swim phase to swim team level. Our goal is to teach 1000 people how to swim by 2027.
About Swim Up Hill Foundation
Based in Los Angeles and led by decorated Paralympian, Founder and CEO Jamal Hill, the Swim Up Hill Foundation provides innovative, culturally relevant swim instruction. Our mission is to eradicate global drowning through swim education by teaching one million people how to swim annually.
Follow @swimuphill and subscribe to Substack (https://substack.com/@swimuphillfoundation) to receive our newsletter.
Attendees participated in small-group swim lessons led by instructors from both Swim Up Hill and Blue Dreams Swim School, following an on-land demonstration of the Swim Bowl Method presented by Swim Up Hill Founder and CEO Jamal Hill. USA Men's Senior National Water Polo Team member Max Irving also joined the event, helping provide hands-on instruction and encouragement to young swimmers.
Swim Up Hill extends its gratitude to event sponsors Saint James Tea and Nuun Hydration for keeping participants hydrated throughout the day and supporting the organization's mission to make water safety education more accessible to communities.
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About Blue Dreams Swim School
At Blue Dreams Swim School, our mission is quality over quantity. Whether for fitness or to enhance their water safety skills, no matter the age, the goal is the same—to learn to swim. We are mobile-based, with over 10+ years of swim instruction experience in teaching adults and children ages 5 and up, ranging from the "just learning" swim phase to swim team level. Our goal is to teach 1000 people how to swim by 2027.
About Swim Up Hill Foundation
Based in Los Angeles and led by decorated Paralympian, Founder and CEO Jamal Hill, the Swim Up Hill Foundation provides innovative, culturally relevant swim instruction. Our mission is to eradicate global drowning through swim education by teaching one million people how to swim annually.
Follow @swimuphill and subscribe to Substack (https://substack.com/@swimuphillfoundation) to receive our newsletter.
Source: Swim Up Hill Foundation
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