CPR Plus Training and Supply LLC

02/25/2026

Real people, real confidence. Parents, teachers, and community members from Ogden to Salt Lake City say CPR Plus training gave them the skills to act—perform CPR, recognize when to call for help, and stay calm in emergencies. Every course also supports children with special needs in our community. Ready to feel prepared? Learn more: https://wix.to/1RCM2ij

02/25/2026

Knowing CPR can change an outcome — and life. Our guide to top Salt Lake City CPR classes highlights AHA, Red Cross, SLCC, local fire/EMS, and private trainers so you can find the right course for your schedule and certification needs. Learn hands-on chest compressions, AED use, pediatric care, and first-aid options across Ogden, Layton, Salt Lake City and surrounding counties. Read the full guide and find a class near you: https://wix.to/5B9XVqQ 🔗💙

Knowing how to perform CPR can make a critical difference in emergencies. Whether you are a healthcare professional, a parent, or simply a concerned citizen, taking a CPR class equips you with the skills to save lives. Salt Lake City offers a variety of CPR training options tailored to different nee...

02/24/2026

Curious what happens in a CPR Plus hands-on session? Watch our short reel to see arrival, equipment setup, guided practice, and instructor feedback—led by our firefighter founder. Classes are practical, supportive, and great for parents, employers, and community groups in Ogden, Layton, Salt Lake City, Weber County, and Davis County. Ready to learn lifesaving skills? Sign up today: https://wix.to/AaT29kr 🔥🩺

02/23/2026

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02/23/2026

Being unprepared should never be a punchline, a sticker, or a T‑shirt slogan—it’s something people only laugh about until it’s their emergency.

Every one of these designs comes from a real call, a real patient, a real family.
The person wrapped in duct tape, the one covered in ice, the hiker in flip‑flops, the driver without a winter kit… they aren’t jokes to the people who had to be rescued—or couldn’t be.

People make shirts and stickers because it’s sometimes the only way to get people to pay attention, but here’s the truth:
- Duct tape is not a first aid kit.
- Ice isn’t CPR, nor will it bring back someone who overdosed .
- Green lights don’t guarantee you’ll make it across alive.
- Your phone and social media won’t save you if you never called 911.
- Going into the mountains or onto the road unprepared turns rescuers into the last line of defense, not a backup plan.

If you want to make sure you never “become a sticker,” do the boring stuff before disaster hits:
- Take a real CPR and first aid class.
- Carry a basic first aid kit and know how to use it.
- Pack for the weather and the worst‑case, not the best‑case.
- Tell someone where you’re going and when you’ll be back.
- Call 911 first, record later.

These designs are funny because they’re true—but they’re also sad for the exact same reason.
Prepare like nobody is coming, so that first responders do show up, it’s a save story, not another story on a shirt.

02/23/2026

Think you know CPR? Local firefighter-led clips from Ogden, Layton, and Salt Lake City debunk 3 common myths and show the right hands-on techniques you can use today. Group and private courses available — build practical skills that save lives. Learn more: https://wix.to/VEbQurQ 🔥🫶

02/21/2026

Who do you know that was saved from someone knowing CPR?

Tyson was 43 when his heart stopped during a guys’ weekend at a remote cabin. One of the friends called 911, while Max, a volunteer firefighter and trained emergency medical responder, started CPR.

After a week in the hospital, Tyson couldn't walk 10 feet or tie his shoes. Cardiac rehabilitation helped him get back to his old self.

"The doctors call my recovery a miracle, and in many ways, it was," Tyson said. "Without Max being there in my moment of greatest need, I simply wouldn't be here."

Saving a life with CPR doesn’t require any special training, just the willingness to act. Be ready by knowing the two steps of Hands-Only CPR: Call 911, then push hard and fast in the center of the chest.

Walgreens is a national sponsor of American Heart Association’s Nation of Lifesavers.

02/21/2026

Mental health matters!

Mental health matters—especially in the fire service. In Utah, we’ve just lost a fire chief, and it’s a painful reminder that the people who run toward everyone else’s worst day are often fighting invisible battles of their own.

We see hard calls, tragic losses, and cumulative stress that doesn’t always go away when the tones stop. Armor and dark humor can hide a lot, but they don’t heal what’s underneath. Checking in on each other isn’t “being soft”—it’s survival.

If you’re struggling, you are not weak, broken, or alone. Talk to someone you trust: a coworker, peer support, counselor, chaplain, or a family member. If you see a change in a brother or sister—pull them aside, ask the hard question, and stay with them in it. Silence is where this disease grows.

Leaders, officers, and chiefs: your people are watching how you handle stress and struggle. Make it normal to talk about counseling, sleep, trauma, and suicidal thoughts. Put mental health resources in front of your crews as often as you put tools in their hands.

If you’re in crisis, please reach out right now:
- Call or text 988 (Su***de & Crisis Lifeline)
- Reach out to a trusted friend or coworker
- Go to the nearest ER or call 911 if you’re in immediate danger

We honor those we’ve lost by fighting harder for the ones still here. Your life matters. Your story isn’t over.

02/21/2026

Happy Care Givers day! It’s not always rewarding and often a hard job!

02/20/2026

When you train with CPR Plus, you do more than learn life-saving skills — you help local kids with special needs. A portion of every course fee supports programs in Weber and Davis counties, funding therapy equipment and inclusive activities for children who need it most. Join a class in Ogden, Layton or Salt Lake City and make an impact that matters. Sign up today: https://wix.to/Qr7UE7I 👶❤️🫶

02/19/2026

Be ready when it matters most. Join Ogden CPR Plus Training for hands-on CPR, AED, and first aid courses led by certified instructors — small class sizes, flexible evenings and weekends, and recognized certification valid for two years. Perfect for healthcare workers, parents, teachers, or anyone who wants to make their community safer.

Sign up online to view schedules and reserve your spot — classes fill up fast! 💙🩺

Learn more and register: https://wix.to/dXrBIq1

When emergencies strike, knowing how to respond quickly and effectively can make all the difference. CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) training equips individuals with the skills to save lives during cardiac arrest or other critical situations. In Ogden, Utah, CPR Plus Training offers comprehensiv...

02/19/2026

Curious what happens in a CPR Plus session? Arrive, check in, watch a short instructor demo, then rotate through hands-on practice with focused coaching — all in an encouraging, no-pressure setting. Most sessions finish with certification options and clear next steps. Ready to feel prepared? Sign up or learn more: https://wix.to/u3XUI0z 🔥🩺📍 Serving Ogden, Layton, Salt Lake City, Weber and Davis County. Hashtags: