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Water & Water Sport Safety:     more books (100)

Surf and Water Safety (Nat. West. Bank Sport Coaching S) Surf and Water Safety (National Western Bank Sport Coaching) by Surf Life Saving Association of Great Britain, 1974-04 Teaching Swimming and Water Safety the Australian Way by AUSTSWIM, 2008-08-26 Teaching Swimming and Water Safety (Austswim) by Inc. Austswim, 2000-10-13 American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety Surfing: Rules, Tips, Strategy, and Safety (Sports from Coast to Coast) by Naima Green, 2004-08 Aquatic Rescue and Safety: How to recognize, respond to, and prevent water-related injuries by Dennis Graver, 2003-08-22 Sea Kayaker Magazine's Handbook of Safety and Rescue by Doug Alderson, Michael Pardy, 2003-04-09 Safety in the Water (Safety First) by Joanne Mattern, 1999-09 Safety Preparations for Cruising by Jeremy R. Hood, 1997-01-25 In Water (Safety) by Kyle Carter, 1994-09 Safety Around Water (Staying Safe) by Marylee Knowlton, 2008-10-30 Look Out by Water (Rainbows Safety) by Paul Humphreys, Alex Ramsay, 2003-06-13 Water Safety (Adventures in the Roo World, Young Roo Series, 5) by Pati Myers Gross, 2000-12-15

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1. Recreational Water-Sport Safety - SecurityWorld.com
   Recreational watersport safety A great deal of time is spent in thewater on hot summer days, cooling off and relaxing. It is always  
   http://www.securityworld.com/library/travelrec/recwatersports.html
   
   Extractions: Related Topics Summer Water Safety Water Skiing Safety Recreational Water-Sport Safety A great deal of time is spent in the water on hot summer days, cooling off and relaxing. It is always important to put safety first, no matter which activity you are participating in. Water Skiing Tubing and Rafting Always wear a Coast Guard approved life jacket.

2. American Red Cross - Water Safety Tips - Health And Safety Tips
   anyone participating in any water sport or boating the use of personal water craft(PWC and licensing requirements, education, required safety equipment and  
   http://www.redcross.org/services/hss/tips/healthtips/safetywater.html
   
   Extractions: Learn to swim. The best thing anyone can do to stay safe in and around the water is to learn to swim. Always swim with a buddy; never swim alone. The American Red Cross has swimming courses for people of any age and swimming ability. To enroll in a swim course, contact your local Red Cross chapter. Swim in supervised areas only. Obey all rules and posted signs. Watch out for the "dangerous too's"too tired, too cold, too far from safety, too much sun, too much strenuous activity. Don’t mix alcohol and swimming. Alcohol impairs your judgement, balance, and coordination, affects your swimming and diving skills, and reduces your body's ability to stay warm. Pay attention to local weather conditions and forecasts. Stop swimming at the first indication of bad weather. Know how to prevent, recognize, and respond to emergencies.

3. Water Safety - NSW Department Of Sport And Recreation
   Visit our water safety partner. disclaimer and privacy policy home feedbackA NSW Government web site © Copyright 2002 NSW Department of sport and  
   http://www.dsr.nsw.gov.au/swimsafe/index.asp
   
   Extractions: getting active holiday ideas water safety and swimsafe pre-school learn to swim lessons ... water safety and swimsafe NSW is fortunate enough to have some of the most picturesque waterways in the world. Ensuring everyone enjoys them safely is one of our goals. The Department plays an important role in water safety education and awareness. We promote the importance of safety in and around the water for the whole community, in partnership with other key agencies. Adults and children can learn to swim in a supportive and caring environment. Last year our Swimsafe programs provided over 30,000 people in metropolitan, rural and remote areas of NSW with basic swimming skills and improved their knowledge of water safety. In fact, over the last 27 years more than one and a half million people have learnt to swim with Swimsafe. Our program is one of the largest of its kind in the world! We have a strong reputation for achieving results, and we pride ourselves on value for money, friendly staff and, most importantly, your family's safety in and around the water.

4. Publications - NSW Department Of Sport And Recreation
   provides strategic advice to the NSW Government on water safety related matters NSWGovernment web site © Copyright 2002 NSW Department of sport and Recreation  
   http://www.dsr.nsw.gov.au/publicat/p_detail.asp?Pub_id=45

5. Water Safety Home
   4. Improved water safety Signage developing relevant and consistent to enjoy ourbeaches within the safety of the from the Minister for sport and Recreation.  
   http://www.watersafety.vic.gov.au/
   
   Extractions: This site is part of the Victorian Government's new $2.2M Safer and Improved Aquatic Recreation Program 2001-2002, funded through the Community Support Fund . The program builds on the highly successful Victorian Water Safety Initiative 1998-2001 - Play it Safe by the Water. The program has the strong support of the Victorian Aquatic Industry and is driven by six key strategies.

6. Minister's Message
   site provides you with some simple but essential water safety tips so you can playit safe by the water. JUSTIN MADDEN MLC Minister for sport and Recreation.  
   http://www.watersafety.vic.gov.au/web/wsv/watersafetysite.nsf/pages/premier
   
   Extractions: Through an effective media campaign, backed by an extensive education program in schools and 'Water Safety Week', the program provides expert advice to Victorians to increase their awareness and understanding of water safety issues. At the same time the program encourages them to enjoy beaches, pools and inland waterways in the safest possible manner.

7. ACT Bureau Of Sport Recreation - Projects Water Safety
   some simple steps to ensure the safety of yourself The Bureau of sport and Recreationhas published the on keeping children safe near water download attached  
   http://www.sport.act.gov.au/prjwater.html

8. World Wide Aquatics - Information
   Lifeguarding, water Polo. Lifeguards and safety links. water Polo links; waterPolo 101; About water Polo; How to Watch water Polo. Links By water sport.  
   http://www.worldwideaquatics.com/Catalog/Info.asp?AreaID=101

9. Water Safety
   Tony Williams Manager water safety Project emailinfo@sport.vic.gov.au Phone (03)9666 4218 Visit the Victorian Government's water safety Initiative website.  
   http://www.sport.vic.gov.au/dir017/srvsite.nsf/pages/services_wsafety?OpenDocume

10. Reading Sport & Leisure - Swimming -  Water Safety Courses
    water safety Courses. ADULT COURSES LOCATION, COURSE, DAY, TIME, LENGTH OFCOURSE. Arthur Hill Pool, National Pool Lifeguard, Sunday, 4pm 8.30pm, 9weeks.  
    http://www.readingleisure.co.uk/swimming/courses/ideas/watersafety.htm
    
    Extractions: LOCATION COURSE DAY TIME LENGTH OF COURSE Arthur Hill Pool National Pool Lifeguard Sunday 9 weeks Arthur Hill Pool Bronze Medallion Sunday 10 weeks JUNIOR COURSES LOCATION COURSE DAY TIME Arthur Hill Pool National Pool Lifeguard Sunday Bronze Medallion Sunday Rookie Lifeguard 8+yrs Wednesday Personnal Survival

11. Scuba Diving Vacations And Water Sport Holidays Worldwide
    and South African affiliates (IDAN) are active in dive safety training, equipment  
    http://www.kasbah.com/activitytravel/scuba.htm
    
    Extractions: var c = "c0"; Home Travel Guide Flights Cars ... Adventure Tours USA users click here for the best deals Offers mailing list Join mailing list Reservations One Stop Travel Reservations Hotel Reservations Car Rental Deals Last Minute Deals ... Cheap Hotels Adventure Travel Book Adventure Tours Winter Sport Golf deals Adventure travel ... Outdoor Activities Global News World Headlines USA - Canada United Kingdom Rest Of World ... Other News Travel From Travel From USA Travel From Canada Travel From UK Travel From Australia ... Travel From New Zealand Travel Tool Box Travel Books Currency Converter Travel Finance language ... Weather Useful Sites Hotel Reviews Johnny Jet Search www.kasbah.com

12. Water-skiing Safety Tips
    MetLife Boat safety Tips safety Tips for waterskiing. water-skiingis an exciting and challenging sport. However, like all fast  
    http://www.uscgboating.org/safety/metlife/water_ski.htm
    
    Extractions: Search: Safety Federal Requirements Metlife Safety Tips Consumer Advisories Boating Safety Courses U.S. Aids to Navigation Boating Under the Influence ... Site Map MetLife Boat Safety Tips Safety Tips for Water-skiing Water-skiing is an exciting and challenging sport. However, like all "fast-action" sports that are fun, it does possess an element of risk. Many skiers and boaters are not aware of the potential hazards of water-skiing and as a result, are hurt or even killed pursuing this recreational sport. Attention to hazards in the area where you are skiing is especially critical due to the ever growing number of boats out on the water. The Ski Area The size of the water area in which you intend to ski determines the number of boats and skiers that can operate within it at the same time. Each boat should be able to maintain a 200 foot wide "ski corridor" (100 feet on either side of the boat). The entire "skiing course" should be at least 2,000 - 3,000 feet long to avoid constant turning and risky maneuvering. A minimum depth of five to six feet of obstacle-free water is suggested for safe skiing to: Keep the skis from dragging bottom during starts.

13. City Of Cape Town - Residents - Interim Water Safety Council
    counselling programmes, entrepreneurial training, sport and cultural This safety committeeparticipates in cluster to participate in all water safety activities  
    http://www.capetown.gov.za/residents/watersafety/default.asp
    
    Extractions: The Organisation involved are: City of Cape Town Interim Water Safety Council is a combined coordinated effort by the above mentioned organisations to interact and interphase the various programmes each has developed for the Peak Summer Period thus allow the media to identify via the web page to allow mass media exposure and awareness for Learn to Swim, Save a Life Campaign - the key objective to provide education and training focused on addressing the high drowning fatalities. The Chairperson/Coordinator: Joe Esau (City of Cape Town)

14. BBC Sport Academy
    section, you will find a complete range of safety messages about how to stay safearound the pool and the beach. Young people love to play around the water.  
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/bsp/hi/swimming/safety/html/default.stm
    
    Extractions: Swimming safety guide Around the Academy: In this section, you will find a complete range of safety messages about how to stay safe around the pool and the beach. Young people love to play around the water. It is fun, it can keep you fit and it can open the door to lots of activities such as water sports, boating and surfing. However, it can also be very dangerous.

15. Adventure Sports Online - Outdoor Activity Resource For Whitewater Rafting, Kaya
    Links To Other Sites. water sport Resources. Miscellaneous. Maine Windjamming What Is It? Tips and Techniques. River Courtesy and Manners. Wilderness safety.  
    http://www.adventuresportsonline.com/asp/ASOmain.asp?Option=CatList&Category=wat

16. Key Links On This Site
    Cal safety offers cleanroom and safety products including goggles, safety equipment,hazmat Bliss for fun providing pedal boats and other water sport and water  
    http://biz-search-engine-optimization.com/info/~.htm

17. USA Diving
    American Red Cross ARC/USOC sport safety Training (6.5 hours Aid (4-6 hours) Nationalsafety Council -First Jeff Ellis Associates -water safety+ (4 hour  
    http://www.usdiving.org/USD_03redesign/coach/require_equiv.htm

18. Irish Water Safety
    All matters concerning Lifeguards Competitions including Prepare Submission onsport within water safety for sport Council (ongoing) Beach Lifeguard Pool  
    http://www.iws.ie/council.asp
    
    Extractions: (Chairman) Occupation: Garda Siochána (Retired) Has been involved in Water Safety and Sea Rescue on a voluntary basis for 43 years and was coxswain on Tramore Lifeboat for 28 years. He is the present Chairman and is a Vice President of International Lifesaving (Europe) and Financial Examiner for International Lifesaving (World Body). He is one of 28 Worldwide "Grand Knights of the Order of Lifesaving". A previous winner of the All Ireland Life Saving Competition, he has served on many National and International Water Safety Committees. Kathryn Byrne Occupation: MD of Limelight Communications Appointed to the Council last January, Kathryn is Managing Director of a Public Relations consultancy based in Dublin. Kathryn brings her background in PR to the Promotion and Development Committee of which she is a member. Breda Doherty Occupation: Manager of Trim Swimming Pool Water Safety Background: IWS Instructor. Member of Meath Ladies Lifesaving Team, Winners of National Championships 1986. Appointed to IWS Council 1999

19. St. Louis Area Chapter - Take A Class
    water safety Instructor Trainer Practicum. Babysitting. Babysitter's TrainingCourse. sports safety. sport safety Training. Instructor Courses.  
    http://www.redcrossstl.org/take_a_class/courselist.asp
    
    Extractions: St. Louis Area Chapter Take a Class Take American Red Cross Training You never know when an injury or medical emergency will occur to someone in your family, to a co-worker, or to anyone you meet. Would you know how to help? The American Red Cross teaches lifesaving skills in First Aid and CPR, as well as water safety and lifeguard training. Through just a few hours of training, you can learn to be ready to help in an emergency. For information or to register, call (314) 516-2740. CPR - Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation CPR for the Professional Rescuer/ AED Training CPR for the Professional Rescuer/AED Review Oxygen Administration for the Lay Responder Oxygen Administration for the Professional Rescuer ... CPR and First Aid Challenge First Aid Preventing Disease Transmission Wilderness First Aid First Aid and Adult CPR with AED Training First Aid Component (FA) ... CPR and First Aid Challenge Aquatics Learn to Swim Learn to Swim at North County Recreation Complex-EVENINGS Learn to Swim at North County Recreation Complex-WEEKDAY MORNINGS Learn to Swim at Queeny Park-EVENINGS Learn to Swim at Queeny Park-WEEKDAY MORNINGS ... Learn to Swim at St. Vincent's Community Center-EVENINGS

20. The Idaho Department Of Parks And Recreation - Boat Safety
    a boat, you accept responsibility for the boat, for the safety of your passengers,and for others out enjoying the water. Remember, alcohol isn't the sport.  
    http://www.idahoparks.org/rec/boatsafety.html
    
    Extractions: Boating fatalities in Idaho, 1975-2000 This quiet killer lurks in summer water, too What is hypothermia? Hypothermia is the lowering of the body core temperature as a result of exposure to a cold environment. It's not cold in the summer. What's the problem? In Idaho, water temperatures even in the summer can hover around 50 degrees. Your body needs to maintain a temperature of about 98.6 degrees. So, what happens? Once you are immersed in cold water: Your core body temperature begins to decline You feel cold and start to shiver in order to re-warm yourself You lose manual dexterity and coordination You suffer mental impairment In time, you can die from cardiac arrest These stages of hypothermia happen at different rates depending on your physical health, the temperature of the water and what you're wearing. Hypothermia can set in as quickly as ten minutes. In many cases, you may lose consciousness and drown before your temperature drops low enough to cause death. How can I prevent hypothermia?

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