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23. Amateur Rowing Association The ARA’s water safety SubCommittee is responsible for formulating the Code Breaches of the Code, or unsafe practices which may bring the sport into http://www.ara-rowing.org/safety/safetycode.php

< Back Home Contact Us SAFETY The Water Safety Code Before reading the code it is best to read the implementation guidelines published in May 2003 by the honorary water safety advisor, Stuart Ward Further information is available; Regarding flexible clogs Advice on dealing with lightning A template for ensuring the health and swimming ability of your club members and a separate one for junior members View the code online below or download a copy in acrobat here The Code Guidance Notes Definitions ... Appendices The Code Every affiliated Club, School, College, Regatta and Head Race (hereafter reference will only be made to Club) shall have at all times a Safety Adviser whose duty it will be to understand and interpret the Guidance Notes and requirements of the Code, and ensure at all times its prominent display, observation and implementation. The Safety Adviser shall be appointed by the Club.

24. American Red Cross Of RI - Water Safety Tips These general water safety tips will help you stay safe in, on, This includesanyone participating in any water sport or boating activity. http://www.riredcross.org/safetytips-water.htm

These general water safety tips will help you stay safe in, on, and around the water! Check out our additional safety tips below for specialized aquatic activities. GENERAL WATER SAFETY TIPS 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.

25. Public Safety - Sport Safety And Outdoor Activities This section contains links related to sports safety and outdoor activities. water safety Starts With You Ways that YOU can prevent Wildfires! http://www.safecanada.ca/link_e.asp?category=7&topic=56

26. Irish Water Safety Irish water safety is the statutory body established to promote water safety inIreland. Don t take part in any water sport activity at night. http://www.iws.ie/html/188

Home About us Press Releases Statistics ... Contacts Guides Safety Guidelines for Jet Skis Primary Aquatics Water Safety - your questions answered Holidaying Abroad Safely Lifeguarded waterways ... Blue Flag Beach and Marina Guide Holidaying Abroad Safely HOLIDAYING ABROAD The picture-postcard scenes at venues abroad can often mask hidden dangers. People who travel outside of Ireland on their holidays must be aware of the fact that swimming pools in holiday centres, whether indoor or outdoor, may be only partially lifeguarded or not guarded at all. Consequently, extra precautions must be taken from the moment of arrival at the holiday center to the time of departure. The following points should be noted in particular 1. On arrival at a holiday centre, which has a swimming pool, do not allow children to go immediately to the swimming pool until you have checked out the safety arrangements. On many occasions there may not be any lifeguard on duty. 2. It is unwise to go for a quick swim after a lengthy car journey. 3. Never swim after consuming alcohol or food.

27. Water Safety water safety For information on Play it Safe by the water visit water safetyend of our services sub categories World Class sport, alt key number 2 http://www.sport.vic.gov.au/web9/srvsite.nsf/pages/services_wsafety?OpenDocument

28. Visit NH - Water Safety/Rules Whether you re boating, fishing, swimming or enjoying another water sport, besure to put safety first. Below are some rules to live by. http://www.visitnh.gov/watersafety.html?action=processform®ion=

29. Threerivers.web1.oneeach.com Taught in a classroom session, WHALE Tales makes water safety fun and easy to Become a water safety Instructor! sport safety Training Are you a coach? http://threerivers.web1.oneeach.com/index.php?pr=Water_Safety

30. BBC Sport Academy Young people love to play around the water. can keep you fit and it can openthe door to lots of activities such as water sports, boating and surfing. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy/bsp/hi/swimming/safety/html/default.stm

Home TV Radio Talk ... WIN You are in: Swimming: Safety Homepage Swimming ... Sea safety 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. EQUIPMENT :: Take the plunge: Click round our guide to swimming gear SKILLS :: Sink or swim! Learn the basic swimming skills MASTERCLASSES :: Get tips from the fastest man in water! RULES :: Get the low down on the rules of various sports Select Basketball Cricket Football Golf Rugby league Rugby union Tennis ^^ Back to top Contact us Help About us ... Learning Centre

31. UTHealth - Articles These General water safety Tips will help you stay safe in, on, and around thewater! This includes anyone participating in any water sport. http://uthealth.accrisoft.com/index.php?src=directory&view=articles&srctype=disp

32. Farmington Daily Times Safety First On The Water safety first on the water By Ryan Hall/The Daily Times guide or friend anda few safety precautions can make rafting a safe and enjoyable sport, http://www.daily-times.com/artman/publish/article_19445.shtml

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33. Aquatic Club (Water Safety, Kayaking, Snorkelling +) - Kids' Sport - Kids' Zone Home Kids Zone Kids sport Aquatic Club (water safety, Kayaking, Snorkelling+) water safety. Personal survival skills, entries, life jackets, http://www.feelinggreat.co.nz/kids/course/kids' sport/kids' sport/138.php

@import url(/includes/style_kids.css); Home About Feedback E-Update ... Site Map Search GO Home Kids' Zone Kids' Sport ... Aquatic Club (Water Safety, Kayaking, Snorkelling +) text zoom EVENTS Kids School Holidays COURSES / ACTIVITIES Fun Zone Kids' Sport Kids' Sport Basketball League ... email to a friend Aquatic Club (Water Safety, Kayaking, Snorkelling +) This exciting programme at the Wellington Regional Aquatic Centre introduces participants to the fundamentals of water safety, kayaking, snorkelling, and springboard diving. Weeks 1 and 2: Springboard Diving Basic springboard diving technique using the one metre board. Weeks 3 and 4: Kayaking Kayak manoeuvre wet exits, support strokes and basic rescue techniques. Weeks 5 and 6: Water Safety Personal survival skills, entries, life jackets, hypothermia, HELP and Huddle, dry rescues, clothed swimming, deep-water recovery, non-contact tows in the shallow pool (1.2m) and diving pool (5m). Weeks 7 and 8: Snorkelling Use of mask, snorkel and fins, buddy system, entries, airway control and surface dives in the shallow pool (1.2m). Cost: $79 (Standard) Passport to leisure Sessions: Suitable for ages: 10-12 years Booking: Booking is essential!

34. Water Safety Saves Lives -- Sailors Use ORM Just as Sailors take safety precautions when working on the water, they should also Before you do any water sport, think about what can happen to you, http://www.news.navy.mil/search/display.asp?story_id=10766

35. HON - News : Make Swimming A Safety Sport For Kids SAFE KIDS urges parents to follow these four water safety Wisdoms when their taking part in water sports (37 percent), or when they re in a boat (16 http://www.hon.ch/News/HSN/519196.html

What is it? Speech: On / Off HONcode sites All Web sites HONselect News ... X Y Z Browse archive: S A J J ... J Posting date: 28-MAY-2004 Other news for: Child Swimming Parenting Resources from HONselect Make Swimming a Safety Sport for Kids Advice on how to make sure your children don't drown FRIDAY, May 28 (HealthDayNews) With the start of the summer season this Memorial Day weekend, parents are being reminded to make sure their children stay safe in and around the water. Drowning is the second leading injury-related cause of death among American children aged 1-14, says the National SAFE KIDS Campaign. A study by SAFE KIDS found 88 percent of children who drowned in the United States in 2000 and 2001 were under the supervision of another person, usually a family member. Along with poor quality of supervision, the study revealed that many adults don't properly fence pools, don't require the use of personal flotation devices (PFDs), or don't teach their children how to swim. SAFE KIDS urges parents to follow these four "Water Safety Wisdoms" when their children are in and around water: Supervision. Adults should take turns being the designated water watcher, someone whose sole responsibility is to supervise children in or near the water. Active supervision means the adult is always able to see and hear the children and is close enough to take action if there's an emergency.

36. TKI - Template Please visit the water safety links below to find out what rules to observe inthe sea, rivers, Extreme sport September 2001 Food safety Aug 02 http://www.tki.org.nz/r/hot_topics/sunsurf_e.php

More Hot Topics of interest right now: The America's Cup Food safety Bike safety Welcome to the new school year! To make the most of the summer weather, New Zealand schools focus on outdoor activities and water sports as part of the health and physical education curriculum at the beginning of the academic year. The first Hot Topic of 2003 looks at how to be sun-smart in the scorching New Zealand sun and how to stay safe in the pool, in rivers, or in the sea. The New Zealand sun The ferocity of New Zealand sun is well known. New Zealand has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, and approximately 200 New Zealanders die from melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer, each year. One of the reasons for this is New Zealand's proximity to the ozone hole. Scientists investigating the ozone layer discovered that it had been thinning over Antarctica. This has become known as the ozone hole. The ozone hole that forms each spring over Antarctica is triggered by a combination of chlorine pollutants in the atmosphere, cold winter temperatures, and the return of sunlight in spring. The longer the hole remains over Antarctica, the more likely it is that ozone-depleted air will reach New Zealand when the sun is high in the sky, increasing the risk of dangerously high levels of ultraviolet (UV) radiation in New Zealand when people are outdoors enjoying the summer.

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38. Water Safety : National Water Safety Forum : Water Sports Safety The National water safety Forum brings together organisations involved in watersafety and aims to help prevent water fatalities and reduce water casualties http://www.nationalwatersafety.org.uk/watersportssafety/

Search the Forum: All of the Forum Beach Safety Inland Water Safety Sea Safety Swimming Pool Safety Water Sports Safety Water Safety at Home Advanced Search Home Contact Us Site Map ... Links Water Sports Safety The list of water sports that people engage in is very extensive and their popularity is ever increasing. Some participants will be members of clubs and channel their activity through organised club trips and events, others will be 'casual' users, who use their own equipment on accessible waters without supervision. Water sports take place in a wide variety of environments; at sea, at the beach, on lakes, in rivers and streams and in swimming pools. Many people participate in water sports, the British Marine Federation (BMF) estimates that 451,000 boats are kept in the UK and about 3 million people, over the age of 16, enjoy boating and watersports. Here you can read the research - Watersports Participation 2003 PDF format 125kb) - carried out by the BMF in conjunction with the Royal Yachting Association. The National Water Safety Forum is concerned primarily with water safety in water sports rather than other issues, like funding or qualifications. By illustrating the risks involved in water sports the object is not to deter people from participating but to encourage them to get adequate training and education and reduce the likelihood of injury.

39. Water Safety : National Water Safety Forum : Water Sports Safety : Water Sport O The National water safety Forum brings together organisations involved in watersafety and aims to help prevent water fatalities and reduce water casualties http://www.nationalwatersafety.org.uk/watersportssafety/organisations.htm

Search the Forum: All of the Forum Beach Safety Inland Water Safety Sea Safety Swimming Pool Safety Water Sports Safety Water Safety at Home Advanced Search Home Contact Us Site Map ... Links Water Sports Safety : Water Sport Organisations Activity Organisation Website Angling/Fishing National Federation of Anglers www.nfadirect.com Anglers Conservation Association www.a-c-a.org/ National Federation of Sea Anglers www.nfsa.org.uk/ Salmon and Trout Association www.salmon-trout.org/ Canoeing/Kayaking British Canoe Union www.bcu.org.uk Diving/sub aqua British Sub-Aqua Club www.bsac.com Professional Association of Divers www.padi.com Sub-Aqua Association www.saa.org.uk/ Dragon boat racing British Dragon Boat Racing Association www.dragonboat.com Jet Skiing Royal Yachting Association www.rya.org.uk Kite surfing British Kite Surfing Association www.kitesurfing.org/ Land Yachting British Federation of Sand and Land Yacht Clubs www.bfslyc.org.uk/pages/fed_homepage.aspx Life Saving Surf Life Saving Association of GB www.surflifesavers.org.uk/ Royal Life Saving Society UK www.lifesavers.org.uk/

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