ISR: Infant Swimming Resource™

Our Infant Swimming Resource lessons are the best way for infants to start a lifelong relationship with swimming.

My 6 year old would literally run scared from the pool and today with WeAquatics, he jumped off the diving board. Raul has worked with him at his own pace, formed a trust, and achieved such progress. For him, it's more than just being able to swim- his growth in confidence is translating to less fear and more confidence in life in general. Highly recommend.

Jennifer Heck Olsen
My 3 year old is currently taking lessons through WeAquatics. The instructor is far superior than any other we’ve had. He is kind and professional and encouraging. My son is in the Learn-To-Swim program because he is an independent swimmer.

Jennifer
WeAquatics has been phenomenal teaching our three kids (infant to five years old) to swim! For the past four summers, we have worked with David, and after his personal attention and instruction, our kids now swim like fishes. David has been friendly, gentle, professional, and so easy to get along with, and he's also flexible, not only with the kids but the schedule. These classes are amazing and quite priceless!

The Kimmels

For best results, students should expect to swim 5 days per week (Monday–Friday).

The high frequency of these lessons is intended to help improve muscle memory. Generally, students will master the course within 5–7 weeks of consistent lessons.

The ISR program’s short duration makes it ideal for young children, as it breaks the swimming basics into simple learning bites for easy application. Though it’s natural to skip some lessons, bear in mind that breaks in the course might end up lengthening the process.

Who is it for?

ISR lessons are available to infants and children 6 months of age and older. Our lessons are private, meaning students will be able to learn at their own pace and in a safe environment.

What makes it special?

All ISR lessons are private (1:1) and last for 10 minutes. That means we can focus on the student for the duration of his or her lesson.

Students are taught age-appropriate lifesaving skills. Students under 15 months focus on rolling over from a facedown position in the water to an unassisted float. Students 15 months and older learn to swim facedown for 3–5 seconds. They are then taught to roll over and float unassisted in order to rest and breathe. No other program breaks these skills down and applies them in this way.