This is ISR

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Infant Swimming Resource’s Self-Rescue® survival swimming program is approximately a six-week course, scheduled four days per week. Lessons are held Monday through Thursday in the afternoons or Tuesday through Friday in the mornings, with each session lasting 10 minutes.

The program focuses on safe, customized, one-on-one instruction provided by certified ISR instructors. ISR’s survival swimming lessons emphasize child health, ongoing program evaluations, and parent education to ensure the most effective and safest results in the industry.

Children may begin lessons as early as 6 months of age and continue through 6 years of age.

 Lessons for a 6-12 month old focus on teaching the child to roll onto their back to float, rest and  breathe, and to be able to maintain this life-saving position until help  arrives. ​ 

 Lessons for kids that are walking focus on teaching the swim-float-swim survival sequence. Children learn  to swim with their head down; roll onto their back to float, rest, and  breathe; and roll back over to resume swimming until they reach the side  of the pool, where they can either crawl out or until they can be  rescued.​ 

 Maintenance lessons are also available at any time for regular  fine-tuning of your child's skills. These lessons are highly  recommended.​ 

Refresher lessons are extremely important in continuing and maintaining  your child’s ISR Self-Rescue skill development. Children grow and  develop rapidly from infants to toddlers and young children. This  development process represents improved strength, coordination, and a  more finely tuned cognitive ability. In accordance with this growth,  children enrolled in ISR return periodically to participate in Refresher  Lessons.  ​