EP061 Bobby Hazen, End Drowning Now Plus his Lifeguard Nose Day Challenge Check it Out

We are talking with Bobby Hazen Founder at End Drowning Now and Owner & Manager at Saf-T-Swim his mission is to educate & teach safer behavior to parents/caregivers and children about the dangers and risks associated with being in, on, or near any open water. Bobby has a challenge for you and here is what he is asking you to participate in. He challenges you to take part in the 3rd annual Lifeguard Nose Day June 30th, 2019 Instructions: Take a pic any day with zinc on your nose post on Jun 30th #lifeguardnoseday #reesspechtthewater #enddrowningnowand challenge 3 others to do the same. o to the event Lifeguard Nose Day

LONG ISLAND’S #1 SWIM SCHOOL & LEADER IN WATER SAFETY EDUCATION

Saf-T-Swim Swim Schools are a year-round swim school with 13 location dedicated to teaching people how to love and respect the water. Their many facilities on Long Island offer unique and fun programs for infants to adults. Also at Saf-T-Swim, there're dedicated to providing every student with a safe, attentive, fun environment to learn lifelong swimming skills

The schools caring, dedicated, teachers specialize in Individual (1-on-1) and Baby & Me lessons. Furthermore, many of their students who begin as infants continue swimming with us for many years, working their way through our various swim levels and programs at Saf-T-Swim swim schools.

In this episode, Bobby is talking about an educational program where they partner with various organization 1 being Stop Drowning Now with their Safer 3 Program for schools and Rees Specht the Water education with Saf-T-Swim School and End Drowning Now. Check out this short 6-minute video that they have put together in partnership with Rees Specht Life Cultivate Kindness and follow Rees as he learns about water safety.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jio1fwUi-qI

Make sure you get over and check out their websites and programs and hit Bobby up to come to your school and present their program and together we can be a loud voice to get the message of water safety and the importance to learn to swim for all ages. However, get your children started early.

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