His date for black and white via mail exacting stride her students learn new skills, and she is committed to passing on her passion for all things water related. To complement the dedication of our water instructors, our office staff work to provide the best possible customer service to current and prospective Waterbabies families. As a team, they support every aspect of the program by managing class schedules across multiple pools, overseeing session enrollment, coordinating marketing and communications efforts, and fielding questions and comments about our curriculum and instructors. After participating baby-swim classes with her youngest child was inspired to develop her own infant swim program which combined family centered learn-to-swim techniques with the latest research early childhood development. She founded Waterbabies 1996 and continues to run the business to this day. She is a passionate advocate for children and continuously seeks to enhance the Waterbabies curriculum to better assist the mind and body development of her students comes to us from a Regional Director position with international development organization. Currently he works with the office staff various roles and manages the Renton facility. He will apply his project and staff management experience to move Waterbabies new, exciting directions. He has his bachelor's degree from the University of Washington and teaching certification from Seattle University. He lives with his veterinarian wife and newborn waterbaby. Courtney has been with Waterbabies since 2009, and has held many roles the office. Currently serving as Enrollment Manager, she is responsible for creating the schedule of classes each session, overseeing the registration system and process, and working directly with each facility around pool time. With her degree Graphics Technology she was a natural shoe- to be charge of the website and all our visual marketing material. her personal life Courtney enjoys helping others with the occasional graphic design project, such as album artwork, flyers and business cards. Additionally she loves designing and creating copper jewelry. She lives Bothell with her musician husband, angry cat, and energetic dog. loves to watch her students develop, learn, and grow the program just as her own two children have done. As the Waterbabies Program manager she oversees the training of all our Waterbabies Instructors. She attended the University of Montana on a four-year scholarship for volleyball, and graduated with a BA Psychology, focusing on child development. Coming from a competitive swimming background, Veronica was naturally drawn to Waterbabies and has been involved the growth and development of the curriculum through her work as our Waterkids Program Director. She is dedicated to quality swim instruction and is diligent her training of new instructors. She has a Bachelor of Science degree physiology, biology from the University of Washington. She hopes to inspire a of swimming her students. first taught swim lessons during her college summers; after earning a BA Creative Writing and a 's of Communications, the water called her back into service. Guided by the belief that swimming is essential life skill, she relishes introducing little ones to the joys of the water. Her favorite thing about Waterbabies is the focus on songs and play, because swimming should be fun! When she isn't the pool, you'll find her writing, dancing, playing ukulele, baking sweet treats, or lounging with her husband on the rooftop deck of their home Fremont. Meadows, the creator of the Mountain Dog training and diet system, is the vice president of a bank, a former powerlifter who trained at Westside, a highly successful bodybuilder, and one of the most sought after training and nutrition consultants the world. Meadows' workouts are best known for his unique variations on traditional exercises for each body part, and this simple-yet-excruciating tri-set is a perfect example. To perform it, just place a pair of fairly light dumbbells on the floor next to a high pulley attachment at your gym. To get the full benefit of this tri-set, you'll need a pair of Grip4orce grips. For your triceps pushdowns, it makes no difference which attachment you use. Just make sure to move through each rep slow and controlled fashion. For your Grip4orce curls, perform the concentric portion of the move, then lower the dumbbells with a three-second negative. Do five rounds, with 90 seconds between tri-sets. 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