Bray's LAST DAY of ISR / Swimming Self-Rescue...and he PASSED!!!

I hope you enjoy watching Bray "test out" of his swim class! While Bray enjoyed his swim lessons, he worked hard to learn the skills you can view on this video.

HISTORY: After taking Bray to three different "traditional" swim lessons (i.e. both child & parent get into pool with other parents & children with one instructor for approximately forty-five minutes once a week for four to eight weeks), we were not satisfied with the results.

WIthout knowing, we signed him up for another class which was sort of like ISR (Infant Swimming Resource), but NOT official ISR.

After only eleven ten minute sessions, Bray is able to fall into water fully clothed, float for an extended period of time and swim to the edge of the pool.

It has to be said, that even though Bray worked hard and did a great job....this would NOT have been possible without his WONDERFUL instructor, Beth!

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• Toddler
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[LaurenNP36]

o their kids with disabilities?

[HolcombHomecom]

@LaurenNP36 no, my son nor do the other kids have disabilities. Thanks for asking though! We live on a lake and we want to make certain if our son falls in that he can survive.

[flylikeacg]

Y u wearing SHOES to swim??

[LaurenNP36]

@UtubeDuDeDuh I wasn't trying to be mean. It sort of looked like it when they were on their back. But now I look and they are adorible cuteys.

[UtubeDuDeDuh]

@LaurenNP36 What kind of question is that? Do they look like they have disabilities? NO...........So it was kinda random

[LaurenNP36]

@HolcombHomecom sorry. it's hard to see the kids considering their in the water.