To be perfectly honest, I did not want to attend the CPR class I was halfway dragged to. I thought…read moreit was going to be extremely boring, way too long, and since I'd already taken one about a decade ago, I felt like I was good to go and didn't need the class. I sat down in my seat with a huff, my goal just to survive the next three hours. Spoiler alert.... not only did I survive, I LOVED the class. In fact, I wanted to go around round on the practice dummy. I left feeling confident, capable, and most of all, grateful. This was entirely because of Julie, who not only owns CPR Rescue Training Services, but who donated her afternoon to teach me and everyone in my church about CPR. My first impression of Julie was that she was intensely focused, driven, and authoritative as she sat everyone down, had them sign in, and, for those of us who wanted certification cards, pay for them. She was highly efficient, almost to the point where I was worried she'd be barking orders at us the whole time. However, I realized after the class began that Julie wasn't this dictatorial event leader, but a truly caring woman who'd been working in the EMT/CPR world for over thirty years and just had that "everyone listen to me before we start because I need everything in order" work ethic that is so admirable. I felt badly for thinking she was overly forceful because her ability to get over forty people to not only pay attention but actually learn something is highly commendable. This is the kind of instructor you want. You don't want some wallflower who walks in and asks everyone to take their seats in a quiet voice, you want the strong woman who barges in, gets everything squared away in under five minutes, and then addresses the room assuredly and holds their attention the entire time. This is Julie. Throughout the class, Julie made sure to add funny little quips and amusing advice while teaching us how to save lives. My personal favorite was when she reminded us that just because the CPR dummy was on a table did not mean we were supposed to heave a choking victim onto a table before beginning CPR. I think I was laughing for thirty seconds over that, because the visual was just so striking. She had plenty of sentences like that, that were funny in the moment, but, as I reflected on them later at home, were also very effective, because I remembered the lessons. I've always felt that people who use humor, who make others laugh while teaching them manage to ingrain knowledge into students better than those who try to be overly serious. Julie was serious when it mattered, though. It was very evident how personal this class was to her, how much teaching CPR meant to her. She never made light of dangerous situations, and in fact, frequently brought up terrible events in ger own life and career as examples and while some were painful to listen to, they were just as important as the funny bits, to remind us why we were all there. Not just to have fun, but to learn. And she melded the two better than any college professor I've ever had. Her instructions when it came to the practical applications portion were concise and easy to follow. I appreciated that she never raised her voice or got annoyed when someone did something incorrectly. Her calm, "do it this way" demeanor during our drills helped everyone to stay calm and do a better job than if she'd been a drill sergeant like I have seen others teaching safety classes be. Knowing when to be a firm leader and when to be a gentle leader is an incredibly important skill, and Julie is a master. I would recommend Julie and her CPR Rescue Training Services to anyone interested in taking a CPR course. Not only will you walk away smiling and chuckling, but more importantly, you'll walk away feeling like if you were ever out to dinner and saw someone choking you could render aid without looking like an idiot or being useless. And that is a great feeling. Thank you, Julie.

My daughter, mom, and I took a CPR training class with Julie last Saturday, 8-8-26. It was a…read morefantastic way to spend a few hours. We learned so much in a short time, and our instructor wove humor into her lessons throughout. Even heavier discussions became more comfortable when she presented them in this way. While I still hope to never need to use these skills, I feel like I could, and would, should the occasion present itself. I found all the information to be really current and easier to understand and remember than when I became certified in the late 80's as a lifeguard. Highly recommend this class with this instructor to any group looking to learn life saving skills!

Had a great learning experience. Highly recommend. Was a fun way to learn cpr. Answered questions…read moreand explained situations to have you understand real life scenario. take the class!! This is worth it to save a life!

Great school to go to , but they didn't help me find a job , and i don't know why , after I pass it…read moreclass with high score. so I am kind of sad that I wasn't able to land a job. with all the training I accomplish and having high score in each test.

Excellent customer service and went above and beyond when asked questions! I took the work ready…read moreCNA course and absolutely killed the test on my first try! My only suggestion, open an East Pasco location! Thank you to all the wonderful people at PMT!

Took my son here in Brooksville Monday at 5:30 pm.. yesterday…read more. Had to wait...they took another older gentleman back for the $5 haircut my son was already signed in...then some young man came out and said they couldn't do anymore haircuts as they were going on a field trip I will be calling to speak to supervisor today as we were there first and we're already signed in pretty rude..so we had to leave with no haircut.

The students and staff were great and very professional. I loved both my facial and chair massage…read more 1st time for both. Definitely will return for more services. Thank you. Tammy

I cannot sing enough praises for this outstanding business. If I was allowed me to give more than…read more5 stars I would. My story: Had my license in my teens but was petrified to drive, plus driving was not a necessity for me living in New York with all the buses and subways. Fast forward many years later, here I am in Florida needing to drive. Just making that first phone call and facing my fears was a big step. Jessica was so comforting, understanding, and professional. She arranged my lessons with Pam. Now I see what others were raving about in their reviews. Pam is a phenomenal instructor, kind, caring, and extremely knowledgeable. Most importantly, she knows how to teach; training your mind and senses when on the road, what to look for. THANK YOU, Suncoast, for melting away my fears. I have gained freedom and independence behind the wheel something I never thought I would be able to accomplish, for which I am forever grateful. It has been an honor and pleasure to have been taught by the best. There is no other place to go than Suncoast Traffic School. Be sure to ask for Pam. If I can do it in my 60's, anyone can!

I had Pam as my instructor. She was an amazing soul and one of the best people that i have met in…read moreFlorida. She helped me settle my anxiety less for driving and she was such a great driver i passed the first time i took my test. I recommend her with flying colors.

country. After multiple flight schools, I walked in November 28th to right rudder, several hours…read moreinto training, but no clear end in sight. I met Tommy Soto, who advised me he was well versed with the sport pilot curriculum, my goal(sport pilots license) and could get me across the finish line. Logistically I am a hard customer to train, living over 2 hours away and only being able to train on weekends. Tommy advised me he could help. I took the leap of faith, and started training the next weekend. I figured from previous instruction that I had several months ahead of me. Tommy is not your run of the pilot that you are building hours for, he is a true educator and is efficient in finding and quickly correcting what needs work. In less than 2 months in a new aircraft I have passed a sport pilot check ride. I was asked during the exam why I drive so far, I answered good instruction is worth the drive, I would drive 10 hours to train with this organization, they have it down to a science, and affordability that anyone with any schedule can do it. I cannot recommend Tommy and all of RRA enough, true professionals, stuck and rudder purists, and welcoming to anyone that just wants to fly!

I attempted to get flight training information from this organization and sent them an email to…read moretheir info@rra.com email address and by sending the same request through their website. I have not received any response from them. I do not have confidence in an organization that ignores requests for information.

Great place for a field trip for the young children. They…read morelearn fire safety, escape plans, crossing the street and lots more. Miniature campfire, house even a Home Depot! The volunteers make it fun and interactive for kids .

La Chica and I ventured out here last weekend for a Jeep event that is put on by the Pasco County…read moreSheriff's office called Jeepin' 4 Justice. They set up obstacle courses, mud pits and create trails for Jeep owners to go through. They also have live music, full bar and a "show and shine" event in the evenings. I'm pretty sure this is an annual event, but don't quote me on that. All-in-all, we had a pretty good time. The grounds are well landscaped, bathrooms are conveniently located and the staff was professional and friendly. Perhaps next year we will win the Jeep they raffle off.