Programs

Lifesaving Skills

The Survival Sequences

6 to 12 Months

Roll-Back-to-Float

Infants learn structural foundational mechanics to preserve life if they ever reach the water unsupervised.

  • Rotate from any face-down positioning
  • Gently roll onto the back to rest and breathe
  • Maintain a stable, relaxed float posture
  • Wait reliably until help arrives

1 to 6 Years

Swim-Float-Swim

Young children learn an integrated, automated progression sequence to navigate through water safely.

  • Swim comfortably with head down
  • Roll to the back to rest, float, and oxygenate
  • Flip back over to continue forward progress
  • Safely reach the pool step, edge, or barrier

Ongoing Learning

Skills Refresher

Keep self-rescue skills sharp and current as children grow and water interactions become more complex.

  • Correct any bad habits that may form
  • Ensure correct, life-saving posture is maintained
  • Adjust skills to larger physical size and stamina
  • Practice reacting to unexpected water entry scenarios

10 Minutes Per Day

Short, highly focused windows that maintain attention and reduce over-fatigue.

5 Days Per Week

Monday through Friday consistency maximizes physical memory and pattern building.

6 Weeks Average

Monday through Friday consistency maximizes physical memory and pattern building.

The typical duration needed for structural completion and complete skill automation.

Lifesaving Skills

Our Core Protocol

Why are lessons scheduled in brief, daily increments?

Decades of operational safety research show that instructing young children in short, consecutive daily intervals produces the highest retention rates while completely protecting their delicate stamina.

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