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infant swimming resource

Infant Swimming Resource (ISR) goes beyond traditional swimming lessons by teaching children ages 6 months to 6 years old ISR Self-Rescue techniques. These methods are designed to help them survive should they find the water alone - building confident and competent aquatic problem-solvers!

With a focus on safe, one-on-one lessons by certified Instructors, ISR’s survival swimming lessons are customized to the abilities of your child. Each lesson emphasizes health & safety, ongoing program evaluations and parent education to deliver the most effective and safest results in the industry. With over 50 years of research and development, ISR’s approach has delivered more than 8 million safe lessons - with more than 800 documented cases of students using their ISR skills to save their own lives.

The Greater St. Louis area has a team of Certified ISR Instructors working toward ISR’s mission: “Not One More Child Drowns.” Reach out to one of our Certified Instructors below to learn more today!

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ISR STL: Christie Cloutman

St. Louis & St. Charles County, MO

Christie has been teaching ISR in the St. Louis area since 2015.  In addition to teaching ISR, Christie also coaches for Rockwood Swim Club. All three of her children have been through the ISR program.

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ERIN FURMANEK

St. Clair County, IL

Erin has been a Certified ISR Instructor since 2015.  In addition to teaching ISR, Erin enjoys a career as a Pediatric Registered Nurse and has also coached club swimming in the area!

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RYAN POSS

Madison County, IL

Ryan has been an ISR instructor in the Metro East for the last 3 years.  In addition to teaching survival swimming, Ryan has been a swim coach for several area teams.

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SARA HELLBERG

South County & Jefferson County, MO

Sara joined the Certified ISR Instructor team in 2020.  Her daughter went through the ISR program here in the St. Louis area and that prompted her to train to become an instructor.

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