Cathys Swim Story | Swim United | Speedo @Speedo
Cathys Swim Story | Swim United | Speedo  @Speedo
Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
As long as they enjoy doing it, it’s important for them to do.

Growing up with achondroplasia, Cathy Reay remembers swimming lessons as painful. So for her daughters, she purposefully chose an instructor with experience of swimming with disabled children. It’s clear how much they both love being in the pool.

1 in 4 kids leave school unable to swim so Speedo Swim United is working alongside schools, communities and our partners to drive change in the pool. Because we believe swimming is for everyone.

Let's get more families swimming.
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