ISR is the safest provider

of swimming lessons for babies and toddlers between six months and six years old and the only national swimming method of its kind that emphasizes developmentally-appropriate instruction focused on Self-RescueTM skills. ISR is also the only swimming method with a perfect safety record, and more than 40 years of scientific development behind its proprietary methodology.

Infant Swimming Resource goes beyond traditional swim instruction, teaching children Self-RescueTM techniques to survive in the water. ISR’s proven, one-on-one swimming lessons provides children from six months to six years old with:

• Swimming skills that safely teach children to feel comfortable in the water while learning ISR’s proprietary technique for surviving an accidental fall into the water.
• Developmentally-appropriate instruction designed around the specific ways in which a young child learns and retains information and to leverage a young child’s natural abilities.  

Infant Swimming Resource combines the safest swimming instruction method with an atmosphere of fun that fosters the development of swimming and proven Self-Rescue skills in young children, backed by a proprietary methodology, delivered via customized lessons by certified instructors and supported by medical experts nationwide.

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What qualifications does an ISR instructor have?

ISR Instructors are the most highly trained and qualified instructors in any swimming program in the country and must undergo strict re-certification testing annually. Each instructor is academically trained and tested in areas such as child psychology, physiology, anatomy and behavioral science to provide the safest lesson possible for your child. All ISR Instructors share a common commitment to the mission that
                           "Not one more child drowns" The ISR instructor training program includes a minimum of 60 hours of supervised in-water training plus extensive education and testing in subjects such as child psychology, anatomy and physiology, and behavioral science.

• All instructors are required to maintain current CPR and First Aid certification.
• Training as an instructor is a serious undertaking as each ISR instructor is carefully screened through extensive interviews and reference checks before qualifying to earn certification.
• In addition, all instructors must complete rigorous re-certification requirements annually to maintain their affiliation with the program.