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What will ISR Lessons Require?
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We know committing to lessons four days a week might feel like a lot—but it’s one of the most important parts of the ISR approach.
ISR Self-Rescue Skills are developed through consistent, repetitive practice—just like learning to crawl, walk, or ride a bike. Imagine trying to master those milestones with only one session a week! Daily (Monday through Thursday) lessons allow your child to build strong muscle memory, which is what helps them respond instinctively in the water during an emergency.
The consistency of four focused sessions each week ensures your child is progressing steadily, retaining what they’ve learned, and gaining confidence with every lesson.
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Safety and effectiveness.
ISR lessons are intentionally brief to protect your child’s well-being. These sessions are physically and mentally challenging, and while 10 minutes might not sound like much, it’s the perfect amount for their small but mighty bodies. We keep lessons short to avoid fatigue and ensure your child is ready to come back the next day ready to learn.
Just as important—this time frame is when young children learn best. Studies show that children in this age group retain new skills most effectively within the first 10 minutes of focused instruction. By keeping lessons short, consistent, and individualized, we help your child make the most progress in the safest way possible.
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Fall sessions will be taking place from October 6th to November 20th of 2025.
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I will be teaching under the ISR Flex Plan which means four days a week instead of the original requirements for five days a week.
Research and experience show that consistency is of the highest importance when learning new skills.
With a steady 4 day schedule that makes it easier for your family to commit to lessons, your child will still build skills effectively and retain them, especially when lessons are uninterrupted by cancellations or scheduling fatigue