ISR Abingdon

08/17/2026

Maintenance lessons tomorrow evening (Tuesday 8/18) available between 4pm and 6pm - text me to get on the schedule!

08/02/2026

Maintenance Families: I can offer lessons this coming Tuesday OR Thursday evening between 4:30pm-6pm. Text me your preference! 🐠

07/11/2026

It happens much more often than we’d like to admit.

You’re at a pool party.

There are grandparents.

Aunts.

Uncles.

Friends.

Older siblings.

Everyone assumes someone else is keeping an eye on the children.

But when everyone is watching…

Often, no one is truly watching because everyone is relying on everyone else doing it.

One of the simplest ways to make gatherings around water safer is to choose one designated Water Watcher whose only job is supervising the children. No phone. No conversations. No distractions.

After 15 minutes, when it’s time for a break for that watcher, hand that responsibility to another adult so there’s never any confusion about who’s watching.

💥BIG NOTE: make sure someone is still watching during break times or when you are packing up to leave the pool. Most children who drown do so during the times they are at supposed to be in the water.

💙 Have you ever used a designated Water Watcher at a family gathering? Would you consider trying it?

07/10/2026

practicing getting back to the steps 🐠

07/05/2026

tiny swimmer, BIG freedom 🇺🇸

06/28/2026

06/28/2026

When the skills are there we get to play! ISR students learn breath control first and foremost, then they are taught to swim and float independently. From there, the sky is the limit ✨

06/26/2026

Why is she wearing clothes? Because most fatal drowning accidents happen during non-swim times. We make sure every student is confident and capable navigating the water no matter the circumstances 👏🏼