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Krystal Lara is one of very few Latinas in her class at Stuyvesant High School, and in the pool. She’s backstroking her way toward the Olympics.
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Her Parents Thought Swimming Lessons Were a Good Idea
Krystal Lara is one of very few Latinas in her class at Stuyvesant High School, and in the pool. She’s backstroking her way toward the Olympics.…
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Eugenia Gregoire
- 83, Female
- Walnut, CA
- United States
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- Education Level
- Masters
- Education
- Public
- Swimming Level
- Yes - Competitive Level
- Aquatic Interest
- Competitive Swimming, Other
- Aquatics Occupation
- Other
- Aquatic Membership Affiliation(s):
- US Masters
- More about me:
- I competed in 2016 Nationals and won 1st 50 meters and 100 meters backstroke.
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Ms. Eugenia, that is an excellent piece of history that I'm honored that you've shared it with me. I'm learning more and more each day that there are a collection of location where black folks swim through out the US, like your Aqua Demonettes of the Wabash Y, and the Polar Bears of Martha's Vineyard, and more people need to know this history.
Ms. Rose Grier, a 70 plus year old grandmother did not swim most of her life, but is now on a mission to learn how to swim and has been doing video interviews of blacks folks who do swim and she attended the Diversity in Aquatics Convention this past summer in Florida. I'll tell her about you or you can look her up, she is a DAP member, I'm sure she would like to hear more about your experiences as a swimmer.
Congratulations Ms. Eugenia Gregoire, on your first place win. I'm a USMS Adult Learn to Swim Instructor and USA Swimming Coach, We've been helping teach black adults to get over their fear of the water and learn to swim, and will be Launching the Diversity in Aquatics Programs in Lauderhill Florida, which will include Diversity in Aquatics Masters Swim and Triathlon Clubs and Adult Learn to Swim. If you're ever on this side of the continent, please drop in and saw hello. I would also like to learn more about you, so I can share your story as a source of inspiration for our Adult Learn to Swim Students.
Thaddeus
Director - Diversity in Aquatics Programs - Lauderhill Florida
Thanks for joining, Eugenia. How did you hear about us?