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Sabir Muhammad is a World Championship medalist and breaker of 10 American Records. How did a young black kid from a tough Atlanta neighborhood become a 25-time All-American swimmer at Stanford University? Partly thanks to the City of Atlanta Dolphins Swim Team and Coach Tommie Lee Jackson.
Sabir is a proud father to four and the founder of the Atlanta Swim School. The Atlanta Swim School has taught thousands of children to swim, many by Sabir himself. The Atlanta Swim School offers lessons for students of all ages, from infancy to adulthood, and believes that anyone, at any age or economic background, can benefit from swimming. Their motto is true and beautiful: "Swimming is Freedom".
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Sabir Muhammad Full Episode:
Sabir Muhammad YouTube Shortcuts:
01:25 Introduction 02:35 Early Career 07:54 Stigma With Swimming in the Black Community 11:56 Journey To Stanford / Pablo Morales 17:15 Experience At Stanford 21:09 The Blonde Story 22:10 Motivation From Defeat / Pursuing the American Record 24:20 Impact of Pablo Morales’ Coaching 26:05 Failure To Make The Olympic Team 29:05 Olympic Trials Experiences 29:40 Post-Collegiate Career 31:05 Responsibility to the Black Community 33:05 Getting More Black Athletes in the Sport 36:45 Support From USA Swimming 38:40 Athletic Children