JJ’s Float N Swim ISR

JJ’s Float N Swim ISR

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ISR is the safest provider of survival swimming lessons for children 6 months to 6 years of age.

12/05/2024

Spots still available… message me for more details!

Will make a perfect Christmas gift ❤️

11/28/2024

Here is the GREATEST Black Friday sale your family can purchase!!!

Message me for more details! 💙

11/28/2024
07/04/2024

Have a SAFE and HAPPY 4th of July! ❤️🤍💙💥🎉

I want to start this post by saying - our intent is to never make a parent feel bad about their choices, because we see you!  We know you are out here doing your best!  Days are long and parenting is hard!  We get it!  So we can absolutely see the appeal of using a puddle jumper/floaties for your child.  It gives you a "break" and can ease  your mind that they are 'safe' in the water without you.  
However, we feel obligated to educate parents on the effects of using a puddle jumper/floaties.  Whether you realize it or not being in a puddle jumper creates muscle memory.  It keeps the child in an upright position - in lifeguard training, this is also known as the drowning position - having their legs beneath them encourages 'bicycle kicks.'  As you can clearly see, when the child does not have the puddle jumper on the muscle memory tells the child to bicycle kick.  These kicks don't propel the child forward, leaving them unable to reach safety even if it is inches away.
Just know, if you depend on a puddle jumper and your child sneaks back into the water without it and/or without you - this is going to be the result.  The risk is not worth it.  Children need LAYERS of protection against drowning!  Swim lessons are a VITAL layer, it's a skill that the child will take with them wherever they go and whoever they go with!
Thank you to this amazing mom for letting us use this video to help educate.  You will never know the potential this video has to save someone's child - we ALL thank you! 07/02/2024

Say NOOOOOO to the cute little Puddle Jumpers… and this is a great read WHY!! 🙅🏻‍♀️🚫

I want to start this post by saying - our intent is to never make a parent feel bad about their choices, because we see you! We know you are out here doing your best! Days are long and parenting is hard! We get it! So we can absolutely see the appeal of using a puddle jumper/floaties for your child. It gives you a "break" and can ease your mind that they are 'safe' in the water without you. However, we feel obligated to educate parents on the effects of using a puddle jumper/floaties. Whether you realize it or not being in a puddle jumper creates muscle memory. It keeps the child in an upright position - in lifeguard training, this is also known as the drowning position - having their legs beneath them encourages 'bicycle kicks.' As you can clearly see, when the child does not have the puddle jumper on the muscle memory tells the child to bicycle kick. These kicks don't propel the child forward, leaving them unable to reach safety even if it is inches away. Just know, if you depend on a puddle jumper and your child sneaks back into the water without it and/or without you - this is going to be the result. The risk is not worth it. Children need LAYERS of protection against drowning! Swim lessons are a VITAL layer, it's a skill that the child will take with them wherever they go and whoever they go with! Thank you to this amazing mom for letting us use this video to help educate. You will never know the potential this video has to save someone's child - we ALL thank you!

05/22/2024

I have one spot left at 4:50… starting Monday!

Who wants to snag it before it’s too late?

05/17/2024

I have 3 spots left for lessons starting May 27th… message me for details!

05/15/2024
05/15/2024
04/16/2024

Two swim kids changed to later afternoon spots
4:10 & 4:20
Available at DISCOUNT for anyone who snags them this week!

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Milton, FL
32583

Opening Hours

Monday 3:30pm - 7pm
Tuesday 3:30pm - 7pm
Wednesday 3:30pm - 7pm
Thursday 3:30pm - 7pm
Friday 3:30pm - 7pm