Angela knows that every child's experience with water is different – through the ISR method, she hopes to help all her swim students become the best "aquatic problem solvers" they can be. Hydrodynamics, including why some things float, resistance to movement and creating movement in water, swimming efficiency and laws of levers. That minute could be the minute between life and death. Each ISR Instructor undergoes at least 40 hours of in-water training before becoming certified to teach. I was in accounting for 25 years before becoming an ISR Instructor. I thought this kid was a genius child. Rather than learning how to blow bubbles and sing songs in the water, ISR students learn skills they would need to use in the event of a real life drowning goal of ISR to turn our students into"aquatic problem solvers" by showing them how to deal with any situation they may get themselves into. There's never been a better time to become an ISR Instructor, and becoming an ISR Instructor has never been more accessible than it is now. Our mission of 'Not One More Child Drowns" means we believe ISR lessons are for EVERY child. Our goal is to always do what is safest for each child and what is best for their survival.
Are swimming lessons for infants and young children safe? The ISR Instructor training program also includes a challenging education component that focuses on subjects such as child psychology, physiology, and behavioral science. Properly fitting and tested life jackets - not Puddle Jumpers or water wings - must be worn on a boat and around any source of open water when there is the potential for an accidental submersion. Each ISR Instructor is also required to attend yearly conferences, and undergo an extensive re-certification process. Each child will need 3 towels at each lesson. For over 50 years, we've continually refined the process of becoming an Infant Swimming Resource Instructor to ensure that even ISR's newest team member is fully capable of delivering our safest and most effective lesson to date. There are thousands of competing swimming Instructors nationwide, and parents can easily find a person or an organization willing to teach swimming to young children. This allows me to teach other instructors, and special needs student, thus reaching more children. Why are lessons 5 days per week and for only 10 minutes? I immediately thought this would be a fantastic opportunity for me, especially since I have always loved teaching children. When it comes to your child, you always look for the most qualified, caring Instructors. Earn your certification to teach American Red Cross swimming and water safety, and gain the skills needed to teach courses and make presentations to swimmers of every age and ability.
Every child can learn. Because we teach through sensorimotor learning, verbal skills are not required for a child to acquire Self- Rescue skills. On October 2007, my sister showed me the video of Miles, because she wanted my niece, then five months old, to learn the ISR technique. Others like Kayla Kirseh and her one year old, J. P. Kirseh of Taft, Tennessee who travels 45 minutes to learn life-saving swim techniques. The reason for this is because if your child were to fall in unattended, it is likely they would be in their clothes, so this helps them practice how that feels. Remember this is their way of communicating with us since most children are not yet verbal. Watching my little girl learn how to self-rescue was amazing! A third reason is that, though the pool temperature is maintained at 78-88 degrees, the temperature is still lower than your child's body temperature.
Two Stage Pricing and Virtual Training Tools. Trained by Infant Aquatics. My husband was skeptical about the lessons and the cost but after the first week his words were "totally worth every penny"! Which is exactly why we are here to help your little one master their ISR Self-Rescue® Skills. If we had not been in the pool that day, I have no doubt the outcome would have been devastating for those two young girls. This experience has been life changing for me.
What began as one man's mission has transformed into a worldwide organization. That's when I decided to pursue a career in ISR, went through their extensive training, and got certified as an Instructor. It is just so important to me to help other parents know about this option for aquatic safety. It wasn't easy working 40-50 hours a week while attending full time school, but I was determined and soon enough I began college credits and then I met my husband.
Consider that children learn to sit, crawl and walk before they learn to speak. ISR is not like traditional swim lessons; it is a drowning prevention program that teaches survival swimming. It will also provide a lifetime of enjoyment for your child. A child is never submerged for more than seven (7) seconds. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Children across the Tennessee Valley with ages ranging from 6-months-old to 6-years-old can learn life-saving swim lessons and techniques through the Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) swim program. Sometimes as a parent you make sure your child does things for his or her SAFETY because you know they are important. The ISR Self-Rescue instruction our students receive today is the product of more than 50 years of research and development and has resulted in more than 15 million safe lessons worldwide.
I want nothing more than to prevent as many drownings as humanely possible and look forward to teaching all your infants and children ISR's Self-Rescue skills in the near future. He told us how the homeowner had just lost their precious baby in their own pool just 2 days prior. SoCal Water Babies will support and guide you through the process of becoming a trained and certified Infant Self Rescue and Swim Float Swim instructor with SoCal Water Babies. This summer will be my 15th year as a Certified Infant Swimming Resource Instructor and to date I have given over 9, 000+ ISR Self-Rescue® Survival Swim lessons! BSI candidates are not required to perform advanced swimming strokes and skills such as butterfly, backstroke and diving. After being introduced to ISR, I realized that being a part of this program would allow me to help prevent the second leading cause of death in children, while also doing something I love. Yes, to date more than 790 of our students have used the skills that they learned through ISR to save themselves from drowning.
She had been around the water a lot at my parents' pool, so I would say her comfort level with the water may have been a little more than other babies who aren't yet used to the water.
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