Goodman Pool lifeguards cut saves from 300 to 100

After jumping from their post to rescue a flailing child 300 times when
Goodman Pool first opened, lifeguards are only making a third of those
saves six years later, thanks to a stronger focus on swimming lessons.
According to Madison Parks Superintendent Kevin Briski, saves by
lifeguards at Goodman Pool average only 100 per summer, a number that
has decreased drastically since the pool first opened in 2007. Briski
said it's largely a result of Madison Parks' recent push to expand
swimming lessons across the city.