Recommended I have been taking CPR classes for almost 30 years. I have taken them in three states and from a wide variety of organizations, settings and instructors. EnjoyCPR was the best CPR class I have had so far. It was thorough and yet quick paced enough that we were not bored. With the addition of the updated information, processes, most recent research and stats I even learned a few things. Thanks for a great cpr class! Xerlan Deery, LMT, BCTMB

First aid needs more "hands on" training While the CPR part of the training allowed us to practice on the manikins, the first aid part was talk. We were not shown how to prepare a tourniquet, how to perform Heimlich maneuver, or even how to bandage a wound. I can't say this training truely prepared me for these situations.

BEST Basic Adult/Pediatric CPR & AED CLASS EVER!! THIS CLASS MADE LEARNING FUN WHICH IS THE WAY ONE SHOULD LEARN. I ENJOYED EVERY BREATHTAKING MOMENT. I ALSO NOW HAVE MY ALL MY INFORMATION I RETAINED ON MY RECALL MEMORY. KIND OF LIKE HOW I AM WITH LEARNING NEW MASSAGE TECHNIQUES AND MODALITIES. (CEUs). THANKS FOR LISTENING :!) SHANIKA WILSON LMT

could be called LoveCPR I have taken both CPR/AED and 1st Aid classes with EnjoyCPR. Every class and each instructor has been great. The classes move at a quick pace, but they never feel rushed. Hands-on practice begins almost immediately, which is the absolute best way to learn and remember the skills. The instructors are qualified, experienced, and personable. I always leave a training feeling well-informed and prepared. I highly recommend EnjoyCPR!

Not a class for healthcare employees, not an AHA CLASS EITHER. This was the most disappointing class that I have taken as a nurse with 20 years experience.The instructor talked for 2 hours & we barely touched the "dummies" during the last hour. There was no written test or actual skills check off. I would like my $80 back and I fear for the 12 nursing students in the class that never even touched the AED or Ambu bag because the instructor was unprepared & too busy telling stories instead of training. I asked if I was accidentally put in a beginner class but was told "they are all the same class". I am still in shock that this was called an American Heart Association class- the AHA would never approve of a instructor eliminating skills & testing, and his unprofessional commentary. The entire class deserves their money back.