5280 Infant Swim
Where Safety Meets Success in Every Splash!
Southeast Aurora Infant Swim Safety With 5280 Infant Swim
Give your child the competence, confidence, and skills of aquatic safety with ISR Self-Rescue. Serving Aurora, Parker, and surrounding Colorado areas.
Infant Swimming Resource is the safest and most effective provider of survival swimming lessons worldwide, teaching ISR Self-Rescue skills to children ages 6 months to 6 years old.
With more than 50 years of experience and the highest safety standards in the industry, ISR is able to deliver the best survival swimming instruction in the world today. The result? More than 15 million safe and effective lessons delivered, providing children with a foundation for safety and a lifetime of fun in and around the water.
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Lessons
Learn about our ISR Self-Rescue lesson structure and skill sets.
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Water Safety
As a drowning prevention resource for your family, ISR recommends a multi-layered approach towards water safety in your home.
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Meet Your Instructor
Get to know your Certified ISR Instructor, Kaylee Novotny.
FAQ
Get answers to our most common questions!
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Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) is the product of more than 50 years of ongoing development in the area of aquatic survival instruction for infants and children. ISR's primary focus is to teach your child to become a productive swimmer or floater in any depth of water. The goal of ISR is that your child becomes an "aquatic problem solver." ISR will greatly increase your child's chance of surviving an aquatic accident, even when fully clothed!
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Yes. At ISR, we believe that part of survival for a child who can walk is swimming. Children learn the swim-float-swim sequence so that they could get themselves to safety. The difference in our program is that they will learn swimming AND survival skills and how to be an aquatic problem solver.
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The reason for this is multifaceted. First, repetition and consistency are crucial elements of learning for young children. Research shows that short, more frequent lessons result in higher retention. Second, most children have fairly short attention spans and will not be able to focus on the task for longer and we want to take advantage of the best time for learning. 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. Lessons are work and therefore will also be losing body heat. Instructors check students regularly for temperature fatigue since this is an indicator of physical fatigue.
“ISR’s core conviction is that the child is the most important part of a drowning prevention strategy.”
