Coastal ISR

10/15/2025

And even this is not until they have ALREADY been TRAINED and know what to do…

10/15/2025

03/15/2025

02/10/2025

One of the most common scenarios we see is someone going out to try to rescue a friend or family member who is drowning and then they end up drowning as well. Why?

Because the drowning person is desperate to get air and their basic instinct for survival kicks in, so when some well-meaning person comes to help them but doesn’t know how to properly do so, the drowning person will grab the rescuer and pull on them to try to get up and get air. This is too much for the rescuer to overcome and they end up drowning as well.

Make sure you know how to get yourself out of a situation like this. Make sure your kids know how to do it too. You can’t help someone else if they are causing you to drown too. Just remember “Suck, Tuck, Duck”.

To avoid this situation entirely:

Instead of going in and trying to rescue a person by grabbing them, throw something to them that floats or if they are close enough, use something long like a branch, pole or a rope that they can hold onto while you pull them to safety. We call this “Reach or Throw but don’t Go”.

01/05/2025

01/04/2025

Time to get your little one safe! We currently have a couple AM and PM spots available to start Monday. Message us asap to nab your spot today!

12/28/2024

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