Simon Holliday and Libby Alexander are Making a Huge Splash in Hong Kong
Simon Holliday and Libby Alexander recently launched a free Splash Learn to Swim Series on YouTube. Holliday explains, “It the most comprehensive, zero-cost online educational resource of its kind.”
Alexander adds, “By making a high quality, complete progression available, it will give more under-resourced communities the opportunity to learn and make a dent in the 4.4 billion people (mainly women) who don’t know how to swim.“
Examples of the YouTube content are below:
For more videos from the Splash Foundation, visit here.
For more information about the Splash Foundation, visit here.
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