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Water & Water Sport Safety:     more books (100)

Fast Powerboat Seamanship : The Complete Guide to Boat Handling, Navigation, and Safety by Dag Pike, 2004-04-22 Treasure at Sea for Dragon and Me, A: Water Safety for Kids (and Dragons) by Jean E Pendziwol, 2005-03-01 Daddy & I Go Boating by Ken Kreisler, 1999-02-15 Boat U.S. 1994 Anual Equipment Catalog (Boating Items for BOAT / U.S. Members: Anchoring and Docking, Cabin / Cockpit, Cleaners, Clocks, Cordage, Dinghies, Tenders, Sportboats, Engine Shop, Fire Safety, Fishing, Racing Flags, Galley, Navigation, Sail, Tools, Trailering, Water Sports.....) by Boat Owners Association of The United States, 1994 Recreational Kayaking Book: The Essential Skills And Safety (An Essential Guide) (An Essential Guide) by Alex Matthews, Ken Whiting, 2006-04-15 Community Water Safety by American Red Cross, 1995-01 Water Safety Adventure Activity Book by U.S. Dept of Defense, 2008 Water Safety (Health and Safety) by Ladybird Series, 1984-11 Life Saving and Water Safety (Know the Game) by Royal Life Saving Society, 1986-01-16 Near Water (Safety Guides) by Pete Sanders, 1989-06 In the Water ... on the Water (Safety Town) by Dorothy Chlad, 1988-11 RYA Boating Safety: Inland Waters by Royal Yachting Association, 1994-02 The Ultimate Guide to Speed Boat Safety by Chad Cotay, 2010-04-21 Boat & Water Safety: A Waterproof Pocket Guide to Safe Practices & Procedures (Duraguide) by James Kavanagh, 2010-04-01

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41. UK Safety Signs - Water Sports
    Large range of standard signs including waters sports safety signs plus signs made safety Signs water Sports. The Sign Maker water sports safety signs  
    http://www.sign-maker.net/s-water-safety.htm

42. Water Safety Signs - Sailing, Deep Water....
    Made in UK water Sports safety Signs. The Sign Maker water sports safety signs MK 300 x 200mm sub aqua area. More water Sports safety Signs  
    http://www.sign-maker.net/s-water-safety-signs.htm

43. American Red Cross
    Stay safe in, on, and around the water. Take Community water safety! This excitingfactfilled course can help you stay safe when enjoying water sports.  
    http://www.redcross.org/services/hss/aquatics/cws.html
    
    Extractions: Home Services ... Swimming and Lifeguarding Community Water Safety Stay safe in, on, and around the water. Take Community Water Safety! This exciting fact-filled course can help you stay safe when enjoying water sports. Community Water Safety teaches easy-to-remember safety tips for pools, spas, waterparks, lakes, rivers, oceans, and many other popular aquatic environments. What You Will Learn

44. Phoenix Children's Hospital :: Welcome!
    water Sports safety (safety Brochure), Download/View PDF File. Don t underestimatewater s danger. Many people enjoy water sports.  
    http://www.phoenixchildrens.com/emily/SA/527.html
    
    Extractions: Boat Safely 75 percent of all deaths on the water involve people who do not wear a Personal Flotation Device (PFD, also known as life vests). Make sure there is one PFD for each person on the boat. Wear a PFD at all times, even when getting in and out of the boat. Choose the right size. Children need a child-sized vest that fits snugly. Choose the right PFD for your activity:

45. Water Safety: Stay Afloat And Out Of Trouble - MayoClinic.com
    water sports are a great way to relax and beat the summer heat. No matterhow you plan to enjoy the water, make water safety a part of your vacation  
    http://www.mayoclinic.com/invoke.cfm?id=HQ01471

46. Water N'Kids
    This coloring book is to explain basic safety precautions for water safety. It is our hope that by teaching children the basic rules of water safety  
    http://www.uscg.mil/news/Downloads/coloring_books/WaterNKids/cvr.html
    
    Extractions: Why not make water sports even safer for your family by enrolling the entire family in a boating safety course today? Increasing your knowledge about water safety will not only make you more safety conscious, but increase your fun too. For more information on boating courses in your area call 1-800-336-BOAT. Virginians please call 1-800-245-BOAT.

47. Kse General Water Safety
    Summer is here and that means swimming and other water sports begin to rise in Enroll children in a water safety course or Learn To Swim program.  
    http://www.uscg.mil/mlclant/Kdiv/kseWaterSafety.htm
    
    Extractions: General Water Safety Summer is here and that means swimming and other water sports begin to rise in popularity. Unfortunately, with the abundance of bodies of water and swimming pools all over the states, we have a high rate of drowning fatality. Drowning is the leading cause of death for children under the age of four, and most childhood drownings occur in residential pools 1. Learn to swim. The best thing anyone can do to stay safe in and around the water is to learn to swim. 2. Always swim with a buddy; never swim alone. 3. Know your swimming limits and stay within them. Don't try to keep up with a stronger, skilled swimmer or encourage others to keep up with you. 4. Swim in supervised areas only. Never let children swim in unsupervised areas like quarries, canals, or ponds. Older kids are at risk of drowning when they overestimate their ability or underestimate how deep the water is. 5. Obey "No Diving" signs that indicate the area is unsafe for headfirst entries. Enter feet-first into water rather than headfirst if you don't know the depth. In addition, learn the correct way to dive from a qualified instructor.

48. Water Safety: Stay Afloat And Out Of Trouble
    No matter how you plan to enjoy the water, make water safety a part of yourvacation plans. water sports and alcohol don t mix. In the United States,  
    http://www.cnn.com/HEALTH/library/HQ/01471.html
    
    Extractions: RELATED STORIES Child safety: Prevent drowning Sports Hay fever and sports: Staying in the game Swimming FAQs: From ear tubes to diapers Golf: How to gear up for your game and avoid injuries Ready to start a fitness program? Take these 5 steps ... How fit are you? See how you measure up INFORMATION CENTERS: Pick a category Health Centers Family Health Men's Health Women's Health Children's Health Seniors' Health Working Life Pain Management Condition Centers Immune System Allergy Alzheimer's Arthritis Respiratory System Cancer Endocrine System Digestive System Heart and Blood Infectious Disease Mental Health Note: All links within content go to MayoClinic.com Features Water safety: Stay afloat and out of trouble From MayoClinic.com You've been waiting all year to enjoy a long weekend or your entire vacation at the lake, river or beach. You can hardly wait to get away from the daily grind and enjoy your favorite water sport. Perhaps you imagine doing a slow backstroke in a spring-fed mountain lake, snorkeling or scuba diving in the Caribbean, or wading into the surf at dawn for a morning swim in the ocean.

49. Water Sports Safety And Warning Signals (Hong Kong)
    water Sports safety and Warning Signals (Hong Kong) contributed by Jan Mertens.Swimming at this beach is unsafe. Please do not enter the water red.  
    http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/hk_beach.html
    
    Extractions: See also: From: http://www.lcsd.gov.hk/swimhandbook/en/pbb3.html Flags used at 32 Hong Kong public bathing beaches (page dated 11 June, 2004): This beach is attended by lifeguards: horizontally divided, red above yellow. There is report of shark in the vicinity: broad white horizontal stripe above narrower white one, a black shark's fin visible above the "water-line". Jan Mertens, 21 May 2005 The red and yellow flag is used in many countries (New Zealand for one, and I'm pretty sure Australia is another). In New Zealand, the usual situation is that when lifeguards are in attendance the beachside building they use as their office/HQ flies the flag of that particular club (usually a logo, and often sponsored). Two red and yellow flags will be placed on temporary poles hammered into the sand of the beach at either end of the patrolled area, and the public are advised to "Swim between the flags".

50. Swimmers' Handbook - Water Sports Safety And Warning Signals
    water Sports safety Advice Public Bathing Beaches Public Swimming Pools water Sports safety and Warning Signals. Flag poles and display boards are  
    http://www.lcsd.gov.hk/swimhandbook/en/pbb3.html
    
    Extractions: [Map on Public Bathing Beaches] [Public Beach Facilities] Water Sports Safety and Warning Signals Flag poles and display boards are erected at 32 public bathing beaches opened for swimming for conveying safety messages to swimmers. In case of emergency, messages will be broadcast through the public address system or loud hailers. Notices and signals will be put up. Flags and their meaning : This beach is attended by lifeguards. There is report of shark in the vicinity. Swimming at this beach is unsafe. Please do not enter the water. Important notices Last revision date: 11 June, 2004

51. Water Sports Safety Rules - General Safety Rules
    Leisure and Cultural Services Department water Sports safety Rules Brand HK Government Information Centre ? ? Search  
    http://www.lcsd.gov.hk/swimhandbook/safety/en/index.php

52. Healthy Living - Smart Summer Fun - Sports And Water
    Sports and Sun. Swimming; Pool safety; Sports; Playgrounds; Fireworks; Links Take your kids to swimming and water safety lessons.  
    http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hl-vs/securit/sports/summer-ete/sports_e.html
    
    Extractions: @import url(/styles/advanced.css); Français Contact us Help Search ... Smart Summer Fun Topics Outdoors Quiz Recreational Water Safety Canadians have an abundance of fresh and salt water that can be used for recreational purposes. Unfortunately, waters in and around urban centres and agricultural regions are becoming increasingly contaminated. How do recreational waters get contaminated? There are many sources of contamination. These include: sewage or industrial waste discharged into rivers, agricultural run-off (including manure, fertilizers and pesticides) and urban run-off such as fertilizers which promote algae and weed growth. Other sources of pollution include: storm water run-off, animal feces, numerous bathers (especially those with infections), oil and gasoline spills from power boats and marinas, and pollution from boaters. What are some of the health risks of swimming in polluted water? Microbiological contamination (e.g. poorly treated sewage) can cause a number of illnesses. The most common are gastrointestinal illnesses such as diarrhoea and respiratory, eye, ear, nose or throat infections. Chemical pollutants may also pose health risks but disease-causing microorganisms from poorly treated sewage are a greater risk. Swallowing water is the main way pollutants enter the body. They may also gain entry through broken skin or through the ears, eyes or nose. Other physical hazards are possible when swimming in polluted water. If water is not clear due to contamination or weed growth, objects like rocks and broken glass are much less visible and more likely to cause injury.

53. Discovery Health :: Diseases & Conditions :: Sports Safety For Summer
    Sports safety for summer focuses on guidelines for playing it safe in Plan forwater safety. water safety guidelines can help prevent drowning and near  
    http://health.discovery.com/encyclopedias/illnesses.html?article=2961&page=1

54. RoSPA : Events : Congresses And Events
    RoSPA s National water safety Congress is now a key date in the water safetycalendar and offers a Managers of water sports and leisure facilities  
    http://www.rospa.com/water/
    
    Extractions: for accident prevention About RoSPA Safety Areas Join RoSPA ... Resources RoSPA Quick Links RoSPA Home Search Contact RoSPA RoSPA News RoSPA Events Road Safety Home Safety Occupational Safety Play Safety Safety Education Product Safety Driver Training Occupational Training Safety Consultancy RoSPA Awards Join RoSPA Shop with RoSPA Factsheets Vacancies Links Members' Log-in Satellite Sites: - Child Car Seats - Young Workers - Safer Fireworks - Young Driver - ORSA - GoPOP - RoADA Events

55. RoSPA : Annual Review 2003-2004 : Water & Leisure Safety
    As part of new structures to mastermind water safety in the UK, sea, inlandwater, swimming pool and water sports safety and safety information.  
    http://www.rospa.com/review2004/waterandleisuresafety.htm
    
    Extractions: your partner in health and safety About RoSPA Safety Areas Join RoSPA ... Resources RoSPA Quick Links RoSPA Home Search Contact RoSPA RoSPA News RoSPA Events Road Safety Home Safety Occupational Safety Play Safety Safety Education Product Safety Driver Training Occupational Training Safety Consultancy RoSPA Awards Join RoSPA Shop with RoSPA Factsheets Vacancies Links Members' Log-in Satellite Sites: - Child Car Seats - Young Workers - Safer Fireworks - Young Driver - ORSA - GoPOP - RoADA Annual Review 03:04 RoSPA Members' Log-in Keeping teenagers safe near water... RoSPA joined forces with the Environment Agency to produce the "R U A DUMMY 2?" water safety awareness pack The scorching summer of 2003 brought a sharp increase in the number of drownings during June, July and August, but it is hoped that final figures for the year will be more encouraging. The previous three years had all shown a reduction in drownings, with water claiming 427 lives in 2002. The major problem is still with men from their mid-teens to mid-40s who cool off in inland waters such as rivers, lakes, ponds, canals and reservoirs. RoSPA launched two new initiatives to tackle the problem - the one concentrating on youngsters who put themselves at risk near water, the other aiming to protect people enjoying themselves around Britain's coastline.

56. Spike2000.com Sports Page - Water Sports
    Welcome to the Sports Page! Sports Page. My Celebrity Photos Word Search Home Sports Page water Sports water safety  
    http://www.spike2000.com/sportspage/watersports/

57. Water Sports & Boating
    water Sports Boating. (swimming, home pools, boats, Go to Top. water safetytips Make sure that you and your children follow these basic safety tips  
    http://www.saferchild.org/water1.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Where do children drown? A study published in the July 2001 issue of Pediatrics reports that infants are most likely to drown in bathtubs, toddlers in swimming pools, and older children in other freshwater sites such as rivers and lakes . The study of 1,420 children was funded by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) Do not depend on baby bath seats or rings to protect your child. Your child can slip out of the seat and down into the water, and bath rings can tip over. Toddlers aren't strong enough to lift themselves back out of a toilet, bucket, container or wading pool. Consider using a toilet safety latch, don't ever leave your baby alone in the tub, not even to answer the telephone, and empty all containers and wading pools, and store them out of reach. Swimming lessons for toddlers: The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends against swimming instruction for children under 4 years old. In some areas, drowning is the number one cause of death in children under age 5. Children drown in pools, rivers, bathtubs, toilets, and even large buckets of water. Any amount of water - even a few inches in a bathtub - can be dangerous.

58. Safety Handbook Page 38 | Other Water Sports Enthusiasts
    Other water Sports Enthusiasts. Always keep a sharp lookout for swimmers water in the event divers have strayed from the safety of their diving marker.  
    http://www.pwcsafetyschool.com/newmexico/hb_38.html
    
    Extractions: Always keep a sharp lookout for swimmers while operating your PWC. Remember, glare and the sun make swimmers hard to see. Avoid congested swimming areas. Keep your personal watercraft at a minimal speed (just enough to maintain headway and steering) when you are near swimmers. When launching and landing onto a beach, maintain a low speed even if swimmers are not visible. Give sailboats and sailboarders plenty of room. Their vessels do not provide as much maneuverability as your PWC. High speed wakes can cause them to veer off course and lose their source of power - the wind. Often, the vision of sailboats and sailboarders is impaired by the position of the sail(s). A personal watercraft operator who is "heard but not seen" can make even the most experienced skipper or sailboarder nervous. Be familiar with both the Divers Down Flag and the International Diving Flag (also called the Alpha Flag). Displayed on a boat or a float, either flag indicates that divers are present in an area. Avoid the area surrounding the flag by 300 feet or more. Keep an eye out for air bubbles breaking the surface of the water in the event divers have strayed from the safety of their diving marker. Divers Down Flag (red flag, white stripe)

59. Boating Basics - Getting Underway - Water Sports
    Nautical Know How Basic Boating safety Certification Course Chapter VII -Getting Underway Section 5 - water Sports  
    http://www.boatsafe.com/nauticalknowhow/boating/7_5.htm
    
    Extractions: Next Page Water Sports Many people who operate boats do not consider themselves "boaters," because boating is only incidental to their major activity. In fact, everyone who is in a boat is a boater, whether the reason is to fish, hunt, or just drift around. Hunting and Fishing When operating around boaters who are fishing, take extra care to control your wake. People often stand up in their boat to cast or reel in a fish. Your wake could tip the boat and cause someone to fall overboard. Remember you are responsible for your wake.

60. Recreation.gov
    What do we mean by water Sports ? RecML, the recreation standard that is being Bring along extra safety items such as water, flashlights, maps,  
    http://www.recreation.gov/watersports.cfm?myActivity=watersports

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