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Welcome to CPR Training Clinic Nashville, where we’re passionate about saving lives, one chest compression at a time! If you’ve ever wondered why CPR certification expires every two years, here’s the scoop—with a dash of humor.

1. CPR Guidelines Change (Yes, Really!)

The American Heart Association (AHA) updates CPR guidelines based on new research. Compression depth, rate, or AED steps might change. Staying certified ensures you’re using the latest life-saving techniques.

Source: AHA Guidelines for CPR and ECC, 2020 Update.

2. Skills Fade Fast

Unless you’re a healthcare pro, you’re probably not practicing CPR daily. Studies show skills decline within months. Re-certification keeps you sharp and ready to act.

Source: AHA on CPR Skill Retention.

3. It’s About Saving Lives

When someone collapses, they’re counting on you. Re-certifying every two years ensures you’re confident and competent—because freezing up isn’t an option.

4. Technology Evolves

AEDs are smarter and more common, but they’re useless if you don’t know how to use them. Re-certification keeps you up-to-date on the latest tech.

Source: AHA on AED Training.

5. Hang Out With Us!

At CPR Training Clinic Nashville, our classes are fun, engaging, and taught by experts. Re-certifying is the perfect excuse to reconnect and refresh your skills.

Don’t Let Your Certification Expire!

Re-certifying isn’t just a requirement—it’s your chance to stay ready to save a life. Sign up today and keep those skills fresh!