by Kenny | Aug 14, 2016 | Swimming Therapy
Help your children learn to swim. Their bodies are capable of incredible feats. Before I learned to swim competitively, I was a girl who cared about being skinny. I longed for the petite frame considered ideal by American standards. As a child, my family would weigh...
by Kenny | May 30, 2016 | Adaptive Sports Swimming, Swimming Lessons, Swimming Therapy
As a very young child, most kids are frequently asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” At the age of eight, my response was, “An engineer for the government!” You can imagine the confusion this caused, frequently prompting the...
by Kenny | May 5, 2016 | Parenting Skills, Swimming Therapy
Before I started swimming competitively, I was a girl who cared about being skinny. I longed for the petite frame considered ideal by American standards. As a child, my family would weigh me far too often, comment on my body regularly, and pressure me to lose weight....
by Kenny | Feb 9, 2016 | Parenting Skills, Personal Coaching, Swimming Therapy
One with the Water’s Founder and Head Coach was so inspired by Maggie Newcomb’s book that he wants to share with all members and friends this inspirational story. Mental Health is a very important part of life and over 60% of One with the Water’s...
by Kenny | Jul 24, 2015 | Autism Research, Paralympics, Swimming Lessons, Swimming Therapy
At One with the Water we believe that people should continuously challenge the status quo. Being at one with the water is not a life or death matter, it’s much more important than that! We create miracles in the lives of children and adults, including those with...
by Kenny | Mar 6, 2014 | Adaptive Sports Swimming, Autism Research, Parenting Skills, Swimming Lessons, Swimming Therapy
In a recent article, “The Self-Reflecting Pool,” by Bonnie Tsui, dated Feb. 14, 2014, she wrote that two people created a map of “every single swimming pool in Los Angeles — 43,123 of them, to be exact.” That’s a lot of water! And...
