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Aquatic Activist and Masters Swimmer: Hasna Muhammad Inspires, EP 244

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Want to know what an aquatic activist is? What Hasna Muhammad is doing to encourage the hugely under represented Black Women Swimmers? Then dive headfirst into an episode that promises to saturate your spirit with inspiration and courage as we're joined by the extraordinary Hasna Muhammad. Besides being a passionate masters swimmer, Hasna is a visual artist, writer, and educator whose work focuses on family, social justice, education, and the human condition. Her photography has been exhibited in various cities in the United States, and has a successful book, Breathe In the Sky: Poems, Prayers & Photographs.
Her narrative weaves through the lanes of competitive swimming, artistry, and a fervent quest for social justice for swimming in the black community and a strong butterfly swim stroke, offering a powerful testament to the strength of human spirit. Hasna's voice isn't just one of triumph; it's a catalyst for change, echoing the stories of finding solace and strength in the waters of swimming, perseverance and community.
Learn about Hasna's life, from her young days in the pool to her high impact "Swimmer Girl" Moth performance. She inspires us with her relentless determination to return to competitive swimming, despite societal expectations and personal hurdles—like hair maintenance and injury recovery. Hasna's narrative shatters stereotypes, encourages body positivity, and serves as a resounding call to action for black women (and black people) and older adults to embrace the freedom and joy of swimming without succumbing to societal constraints.
So, whether you're poolside or oceanside, let this episode be your invitation to immerse yourself in the transformative power of swimming.

Email us at [email protected]. Opinions discussed are not medical advice, please seek a medical professional for your own health concerns.

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Chapters

1. Aquatic Activist and Masters Swimmer: Hasna Muhammad Inspires, EP 244 (00:00:00)

2. Swimming, Stories, and Social Justice (00:00:01)

3. Swimming and Overcoming Obstacles (00:14:19)

4. Swimming and Aquatic Activism Joy (00:26:10)

5. The Power and Pleasure of Swimming (00:33:37)

280 episodes

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Content provided by Kelly Palace, Host and Kelly Palace. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Kelly Palace, Host and Kelly Palace or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

Want to know what an aquatic activist is? What Hasna Muhammad is doing to encourage the hugely under represented Black Women Swimmers? Then dive headfirst into an episode that promises to saturate your spirit with inspiration and courage as we're joined by the extraordinary Hasna Muhammad. Besides being a passionate masters swimmer, Hasna is a visual artist, writer, and educator whose work focuses on family, social justice, education, and the human condition. Her photography has been exhibited in various cities in the United States, and has a successful book, Breathe In the Sky: Poems, Prayers & Photographs.
Her narrative weaves through the lanes of competitive swimming, artistry, and a fervent quest for social justice for swimming in the black community and a strong butterfly swim stroke, offering a powerful testament to the strength of human spirit. Hasna's voice isn't just one of triumph; it's a catalyst for change, echoing the stories of finding solace and strength in the waters of swimming, perseverance and community.
Learn about Hasna's life, from her young days in the pool to her high impact "Swimmer Girl" Moth performance. She inspires us with her relentless determination to return to competitive swimming, despite societal expectations and personal hurdles—like hair maintenance and injury recovery. Hasna's narrative shatters stereotypes, encourages body positivity, and serves as a resounding call to action for black women (and black people) and older adults to embrace the freedom and joy of swimming without succumbing to societal constraints.
So, whether you're poolside or oceanside, let this episode be your invitation to immerse yourself in the transformative power of swimming.

Email us at [email protected]. Opinions discussed are not medical advice, please seek a medical professional for your own health concerns.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Aquatic Activist and Masters Swimmer: Hasna Muhammad Inspires, EP 244 (00:00:00)

2. Swimming, Stories, and Social Justice (00:00:01)

3. Swimming and Overcoming Obstacles (00:14:19)

4. Swimming and Aquatic Activism Joy (00:26:10)

5. The Power and Pleasure of Swimming (00:33:37)

280 episodes

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