ISR Boulder City

06/15/2026

Super fun, if you have the time to learn more about our famous Big Horn Sheep

Every Sunday today thru July 26, Nevada Department of Wildlife staff will be on hand from 9:00AM to 12:00PM to provide education about our local Desert Bighorn Sheep herd. This is a FREE event that will take place at Hemenway Park (401 Ville Drive). Bring your family and friends, but leave your dog at home as they are not allowed in Hemenway Park. For more details, go here: https://www.bouldercity.com/learn-more-about-bighorn-sheep/

05/29/2026

Loosing a child to drowning is devastating. Thank you to Bode and Morgan Miller for educating others on drowning prevention.

05/29/2026

Last full session begins July 13th. I have a few time slots available. Grab them quick before I’m full. Contact: [email protected]

05/19/2026

ISR lessons are a commitment — we practice 5 days a week for just 10 minutes a day over 6–7 weeks. In that short time, you’ll watch your child learn and gain lifesaving water safety skills. Our next session begins July 13th.

05/18/2026

ISR lessons can begin as early as 6 months old. Once infants are able to sit up independently — and many are beginning to crawl at this stage — we focus on teaching essential floating skills. The goal is to help them learn how to float independently if they were ever to unexpectedly find themselves in the water. Contact: [email protected] for my July schedule.

05/16/2026

I’m looking forward to starting new students Monday, May 18th!🤗. I have maintenance lessons available, contact me at [email protected] for my registration link. Still looking for ISR Self-Rescue swimming lessons? I have times available for my July session. Please reach out to me at [email protected] for more information.

05/12/2026

May is Water Safety Month!
Please consider self rescue swim lessons for your child.
Contact: [email protected] for my summer schedule.

05/10/2026

05/09/2026

The Hard Truth – Drowning Statistics

The numbers are staggering. In the United States, more children ages 1–4 die from drowning than any other cause of death. For children ages 5–14, drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional injury death after motor vehicle crashes. And for every child who dies, another 7–8 receive emergency care for non-fatal drowning, which can result in lifelong disabilities. These are not just numbers—they represent families and futures. We can change this.

05/09/2026

Drowning knows no season or area!
I have spots available for July 13th!
Contact me at [email protected]