Molly Jarvis, Certified Instructor
From the tranquil shores of Michigan’s Great Lakes to the sun-kissed waters of Florida, Molly’s journey is a testament to her unwavering commitment to water safety and her passion for empowering the youngest among us with the skills to survive.
Early Life Born and raised in Michigan, Molly was no stranger to the omnipresent bodies of water that define the state’s landscape. It was here that she first understood the vital importance of water safety, a realization that would shape her life’s mission.
A Calling in Water Safety Moving to Florida, a state equally defined by its aquatic surroundings, Molly’s resolve only strengthened. As a mother, the urgency of teaching her children how to navigate and survive potential water accidents became paramount. This personal mission led her to the doors of Master Instructor Ginger Blackman, whose expertise and success stories with children, including Molly’s own daughters, inspired her to delve deeper into the world of survival swim instruction.
Teaching Philosophy Molly’s approach is rooted in compassion and adaptability. She offers lessons from her heated salt pool in Port St. John, creating a warm and inviting environment for learning. Her willingness to travel to students’ homes reflects her dedication to accessibility and personalized instruction.
A Message to Parents Molly invites parents to join her in this crucial educational journey. By completing the CONTACT FORM, families can embark on a path to ensure their children are equipped with the skills to not just enjoy the water, but to emerge safely from it.
Molly’s story is more than a career; it’s a calling. It’s about transforming fear into confidence, one child at a time, and passing on a legacy of safety that will ripple through generations to come.
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LESSONS
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Infant Rollback to Float Class
Age: 6-12+ months
Babies who are sitting independently and beginning to crawl learn how to roll onto their back to float, rest and breathe until they can be rescued.
Parents also learn how to practice with their baby to reinforce skills learned in lessons. Once babies are over the age of one and walking, they return to learn the swim-float-swim sequence.
SCHEDULE:
Infant lessons are 4 days per week, Monday – Thursday
*10 minutes per lesson
This class takes an average of *6 weeks to complete*Lessons end on a performance based exit, not time-based, meaning we end each lesson on the student’s best performance of the skill we are working on that day, before they become fatigued. *All lessons are individualized to the unique needs and abilities of each student so the exact # of lessons will vary.