81. Preschoolers Today – Splash Into Safety This Summer Four Simple Water Safety Wi The SAFE KIDS water safety Wisdoms will help keep children of all ages safe in These four water safety Wisdoms are critically important to the safety http://preschoolerstoday.com/resources/articles/waterwisdom.htm

Search the Site: news community diaries shop Splash Into Safety This Summer 4 Simple "Water Safety Wisdoms" Drowning is the second leading injury-related killer of kids ages 1 to 14, but these tragedies can be prevented if parents practice four "Water Safety Wisdoms" highlighted by the National SAFE KIDS Campaign. While better quality supervision is critical, the study also found that many adults were not properly fencing pools, requiring use of personal flotation devices (PFDs) or teaching their children how to swim. "We want kids to be active and enjoy swimming, but we want them to do it safely," says U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Richard Carmona, who joins SAFE KIDS in this important safety effort. "Drowning is a silent killer that can strike even older, more experienced child swimmers. The SAFE KIDS Water Safety Wisdoms will help keep children of all ages safe in the water this summer." 4 to Follow As the summer season starts and children are more likely to be in and around water, SAFE KIDS urges parents to follow these 4 Water Safety Wisdoms: Supervision : SAFE KIDS recommends adults take turns serving as the designated "water watcher," whose sole responsibility is to actively supervise children in or near the water (and not allow themselves to be distracted by common practices such as eating, reading, talking to others, talking on cell phones or napping). Active supervision means that the adult can always see and hear the child and stays close enough to intervene in an emergency.

82. Regulations For Beaches And Ocean Water Contact Sports Areas (AB411) Sanitation, Healthfulness and safety of Ocean waterContact Sports Areas. Article 2.Definitions. 7956. Storm Drain. Storm drain means a conveyance http://www.dhs.ca.gov/ps/ddwem/beaches/ab411_regulations.htm

Regulations for Public Beaches and Ocean Water-Contact Sports Areas Last Update: March 28, 2000 The California Department of Health Services' (DHS') regulations for public beaches and ocean water-contact sports areas include those developed in response to requirements of Health and Safety Code Assembly Bill 411, Statutes of 1997, Chapter 765). The text of AB 411 is included in Appendix A to DHS' beaches guidance documents. The AB 411-implementing regulations, which follow, are described and explained in the regulation's Statement of Reasons Title 17 of the California Code of Regulations Group 10. Sanitation, Healthfulness and Safety of Ocean Water-Contact Sports Areas Article 2. Definitions 7956. Storm Drain. "Storm drain" means a conveyance through which water flows onto or adjacent to a public beach and includes rivers, creeks, and streams, whether in natural or in man-made channels. NOTE: Authority cited: Sections 100275, 115880, and 116075, Health and Safety Code. Reference: Sections 115880, 116075, and 116080, Health and Safety Code. HISTORY: 1. New section filed 7-26-99 as an emergency; operative 7-26-99 (Register 99, No. 31). A Certificate of Compliance must be transmitted to OAL by 11-23-99 or emergency language will be repealed by operation of law on the following day.

83. Water Sports Safety Learning Guide water Sports. Boating is fun, but there’sa lot more you can do on the water! But, even these have safety rules, special equipment, procedures, http://www.uspsd20.org/Courses/water.htm

84. King S Lynn And West Norfolk Borough Council - ~Water Safety water safety Microbiological/Chemical water sports? or Angling? An Informationleaflet on Leptospirosis (Weils s Disease) http://www.west-norfolk.gov.uk/westnorfolk\council.nsf/pages/lepto.html?OpenDocu

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86. Children's Hospital Sports safety Sports safety Identifying High-Risk Situations Sports safety -Prevention water safety - Injury Statistics and Incidence Rates http://www.childrenscentralcal.org/content.asp?id=1171&parent=1&groupid=G0066

87. Aviva Sports Recall To Repair Astroslide Water Slides Distributor Aviva Sports, of Osage Beach, Mo. Hazard These water slides have an to the safety mat that presents a risk of entanglement in the water. http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml04/04578.html

Recall Alert U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Office of Information and Public Affairs Washington, DC 20207 August 31, 2004 CPSC, Aviva Sports Announce Recall to Repair Astroslide Water Slides The following product safety recall was conducted voluntarily by the firm in cooperation with the CPSC. Consumers should stop using the product immediately unless otherwise instructed. Name of product: Astroslide Inflatable Water Slides Units: About 7,500 Distributor: Aviva Sports, of Osage Beach, Mo. Hazard: These water slides have an excessive length of rope attached to the safety mat that presents a risk of entanglement in the water. This poses a drowning hazard to users. Incidents/Injuries: Aviva has received one report of a child being tangled on the rope in the water. No injuries have been reported. Description: The Aviva Astroslide 17048 is a large, inflatable water slide measuring 5-feet high and 9-feet long. It is used for sliding into a pool or lake. “AVIVA AstroSlide” is written on the sides of the slide. The slide is green with orange handles. Sold At: Sporting good stores nationwide from January 2004 through May 2004 for about $99.

88. USA Football - Health & Safety - Research - Gatorade Or Water? Tma Report Analyz Home Health safety Research Gatorade Or water? Tma Report Analyzes BenefitsOf GATORADE OR water? TMA REPORT ANALYZES BENEFITS OF SPORTS DRINKS http://www.usafootball.com/articles/17-health-safety/87-research/158-gatorade-or

89. USA Football - Health & Safety - Hydration - Gatorade Or Water? Tma Report Analy Home Health safety Hydration Gatorade Or water? Tma Report AnalyzesBenefits Of GATORADE OR water? TMA REPORT ANALYZES BENEFITS OF SPORTS DRINKS http://www.usafootball.com/articles/17-health-safety/84-hydration/158-gatorade-o

90. Water Sports, Boating, White Water Rafting, Canoes, Fishing water Sports River safety Tips. Tell someone where you are going, when you expectto return, and where to call if you don t. Be sure your white water skills http://www.desertusa.com/Water/du_ttd_riversafe.html

Things To Do Water Sports River Safety Tips Tell someone where you are going, when you expect to return, and where to call if you don't. Be sure your white water skills and experience are equal to the river and the conditions. NEVER BOAT ALONE. Wear a Coast Guard approved type III - V, properly adjusted lifejacket at all times when you are in or near the river. Know your limits of swimmers rescue and self rescue on white water rivers. Know when and how to swim for an eddy. Reduce injuries by wearing protective foot wear and proper clothing designed for river running. Helmets are required for Kayakers and canoeists at all times. Rafters must wear helmets in Class IV and above water. Be prepared for extremes in weather, especially cold. Know about the dangers of hypothermia and how to deal with it. When air and water temperature add up to 120 degrees or less, hyperthermia is a high risk. Wear a wet suit and booties in spring to early summer and always in Class V water. Know early signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion and dehydration in hot weather. Remember certain medications can complicate these types of environmental injuries. Know how to recognize and react to river hazards such as holes, wrap rocks, undercut boulders and walls, rock sieves, and horizon lines across the river.

91. Water Safety Two IU experts share tips on water safety for those hot summer days spent by thepool Drink plenty of water, sports drinks and decaffeinated beverages. http://newsinfo.iu.edu/tips/page/normal/2126.html

IU Home Media Relations Home Media Relations Resources Expert Sources Faculty Honors News Tips News Release Archives ... Student Honors Headlines in Business Education General News Information Technology ... Social Science Other Resources Alumni Athletics Events Calendar More IU News Sources ... IU President Water Safety Two IU experts share tips on water safety for those hot summer days spent by the pool or lake. Annie Eakin can be reached at 812-855-9798 and amelick@indiana.edu . Contact Bill Ramos at 812-855-5990 and wramos@indiana.edu Inflatable arm bands and vests pose a drowning risk, according to Annie Eakin, assistant director for aquatics with IU Bloomington's Division of Recreational Sports. "Arm bands and other inflatable gear can cause a child to tip forward in the water," she explained. Once in this position, it is very difficult for the child to get upright. Even Coast Guard-approved life vests can be a risk if worn incorrectly, Eakin said. Have a qualified instructor teach you and your child how to fasten a vest properly. Inflatable pool toys are also unreliable as flotation devices. "Toys are not lifesaving devices," she said. "Always watch your child and be sure a lifeguard is present." Boats and booze don't mix.

92. NSF Consumer Information: Checking Your Community's Sports Facilities For Safety Checking Sports Facilities for safety. Thousands of children and adults are Inspect gym courts for the presence of water or excessive dirt on the floor. http://www.nsf.org/consumer/playground_safety/sports_facilities.asp?program=Play

93. Water Safety Links to water safety information on the web. Swimming Pool Chemicals (CANUTEC)water safety (The Locker Room.Sports For Kids). Resources http://www.umsl.edu/~asd/ehs/LINKS/water.htm

Online Safety Library: Water Safety Articles and Information Hot Tub Safety Child Drowning Prevention (Consumer Product Safety Commision) Children Drown and More Are Injured from Hair Entrapment in Drain (CPSC) Hot Tubs (Univ of Waterloo) Hot Tubs: Maintaining Safe Water Quality (B.C. Ministry of Health) Hotter Hot Tub Water Poses Increased Fainting Risk (Mayo Clinic) (CPSC) (Consumer Product Safety Commision) Lake Safety Canoe Safety (National Safety Council) Choosing a Life Preserver (The Physician And Sports Medicine) Fishing Safety (Mayo Clinic) Pond Safety Farm Pond Safety (Ohio State University) Farm Pond Safety (Pennsylvania State University) Pool Safety A Parent's Guide to Water Safety (American Academy of Pediatrics) All About Swimming (The Locker Room..Sports For Kids) Home Baby Pool Safety Tips (Public Health Advisory Board) Barriers, Supervision Prevent Drowning (CPSC) Cryptosporidium A Problem For Swimming Pools (CDC) Drowning Fact Sheet (National Center for Injury Prevention and Control) How to Plan For the Unexpected Preventing Child Drownings (CPSC) Pool Fencing Can Prevent Child Drownings (CPSP) Pool Safety (Univ Missouri) Precautions to Prevent Drownings of Young Children (CPSC) Safety Barrier Guidelines For Home Pools (CPSC) Swimming Pool Chemicals (CANUTEC) Water Safety (The Locker Room.Sports For Kids)

94. Aquatic Club (Water Safety, Kayaking, Snorkelling +) - Sports Lessons - Recreati Home Recreation, Fitness Outdoors Sports Lessons Aquatic Club (water safety, water safety. Personal survival skills, entries, life jackets, http://www.feelinggreat.co.nz/recreation/course/sports lessons/sports lessons/13

@import url(/includes/style_recreation.css); Home About Feedback E-Update ... Site Map Search GO Home Sports Lessons Aquatic Club (Water Safety, Kayaking, Snorkelling +) text zoom EVENTS Sport Talks/Workshops COURSES / ACTIVITIES Swim Walks Mountain Biking Sports Leagues ... Games TIMETABLES Lane Swimming Aquajogging Fitness Classes 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!

95. AAP Children's Health Topics: WATER SAFETY AAP Children s Health Topics water safety. Special Health Care Needs,Sports Participation, Sports safety, Stepfamily, Stepparenting, Stepsiblings http://www.aap.org/healthtopics/watersafety.cfm

View documents in pop-up window WATER SAFETY Drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional injury death for children and adolescents. The AAP has information on how to keep children in all age groups safe in the water at home, in swimming pools, on boats, and in open bodies of water. Main Topic Family and Community Resources Brochures, Fact Sheets, and Quick Facts Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Fact Sheet ( * external resource) Home Water Hazards for Young Children Life Jackets and Life Preservers Pool Safety for Children Water Safety for Your School-age Child Forms and Tools US Consumer Product Safety Commission, Safety Barrier Guidelines for Home Pools ( * external resource) Professional Resources National SAFE KIDS Campaign, Clear Danger: A National Study of Childhood Drowning and Related Attitudes and Behaviors ( * external resource) AAP Policy Personal Watercraft Use by Children and Adolescents Prevention of Drowning in Infants, Children, and Adolescents Prevention of Drowning in Infants, Children, and Adolescents (Technical Report) Swimming Programs for Infants and Toddlers General Resources Related Health Topic Safety and First Aid * External Resources are not a part of the AAP.ORG Web site. AAP is not responsible for the content of sites that are external to the AAP. Linking to a Web site does not constitute an endorsement by AAP of the sponsors of the site or the information presented on the site.

96. Playing On Payette Lake - Water Sports And Water Safety water Sports and water safety. ENJOY THE PHOTOS! There are 6 Payette Lakephotographs in the slideshow above, with images provided, as noted, http://www.mccall-idchamber.org/visiting/payette_lake/1payette_lake.html

McCall Chamber of Commerce Sail against a backdrop of snow-capped mountains, blue skies, and the pristine waters of Payette Lake. Back to Visiting ENJOY THE PHOTOS! There are 6 Payette Lake photographs in the slideshow above, with images provided, as noted, courtesy of pixelflyphoto.com McCall Chamber of Commerce , JoEllen Yribar and the Pittenger Family. New Rule for 2002! Persons 15 years or younger MUST wear a lifejacket at all time. IN THIS SECTION: Annual Payette Cup Regatta Exploring Upriver Big Payette Lake Did You Know? Over 10,000 years ago Payette Lake was carved out by a glacier 1,000 ft high, 2.5 miles wide and 8 miles long. At it's deepest point, the lake is 392 ft deep. Knee boarding photo courtesy Jeanne Campbell.

97. Members See below for tips on sports safety, water safety and questions that Download Sports and water safety. Sources. water safety Stay on Top of It! http://www.optimahealth.com/OptimaHealth/Members/Unsecured/ProgramsandWellness/P

Programs and Wellness Member Resources News and Features Common Questions ... Web Site Map Sports and Water Safety Members Home Programs and Wellness Spring is upon us and that means that many of us will venture outside to participate in sports and, depending on the weather, water activities. We’d like to take this edition to help you and your family enjoy those activities in a safe manner. See below for tips on sports safety, water safety and questions that parents should ask when their children participate in organized sports. Sports Safety Tips: ◆ Start out slowly. With the warm weather approaching, we are all anxious to start an activity at full swing. It is important to start out slowly, especially if you are over 30, to ensure that you prevent undue stress on muscles and joints. ◆ Warm up. Warm-up exercises raise the body’s temperature, slowly increase the heart rate, and get the blood flowing to muscles. ◆ Stretch. During the warm-up it is important to stretch your muscles so that muscles are less susceptible to injury. ◆ Wear protective eyewear. Eye injuries are the leading cause of blindness in children and sports are the major cause of eye injuries in school-age children.

98. Boating Basics - Getting Underway - Water Sports Chapter VII Getting Underway Section 5 - water Sports boating safety coursewater skiing graphic Fast becoming one of the most popular sports in the http://www.boatingbasicsonline.com/course/safety/7_5.php

BoatingBasicsOnline.com - Basic Boating Safety Course Please choose a state Select or Change State AK - Alaska AL - Alabama AR - Arkansas AZ - Arizona CA - California CO - Colorado CT - Connecticut DC - District of Columbia DE - Delaware FL - Florida GA - Georgia HI - Hawaii IA - Iowa ID - Idaho IL - Illinois IN - Indiana KS - Kansas KY - Kentucky LA - Louisiana MA - Massachusetts MD - Maryland ME - Maine MI - Michigan MN - Minnesota MO - Missouri MS - Mississippi MT - Montana NC - North Carolina ND - North Dakota NE - Nebraska NH - New Hampshire NJ - New Jersey NM - New Mexico NV - Nevada NY - New York OH - Ohio OK - Oklahoma OR - Oregon PA - Pennsylvania RI - Rhode Island SC - South Carolina SD - South Dakota TN - Tennessee TX - Texas UT - Utah VA - Virginia VT - Vermont WA - Washington WI - Wisconsin WV - West Virginia WY - Wyoming Outside US Chapter VII - Getting Underway Section 5 - Water Sports Course Contents I Introduction II Educational Objectives How to Get Your Certification III The Boat Terminology Boat Types How to measure length ... Review Quiz-3 IV Legal Requirements Registration and numbering Required Equipment Personal Flotation Devices (PFD's) ... Review Quiz-4 V Preparation Vessel Check List Trailering Awareness of environmental conditions ... Review Quiz-5 VI Operations Operator responsibility Alcohol Navigation Rules ... Review Quiz-6 VII Getting Underway Line Handling and Marlinespike Docking/Undocking Plan Maneuvering Underway ... Review Quiz-7 VIII

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100. Kid Safety Be familiar with safety equipment and know where it is located. Don t dive atthe shallow end Don t participate in outdoor water sports in bad weather. http://www.lawtonpd.com/kids/kpwater.htm

Are you water wise? When you go swimming: Keep all glass objects away from the pool area. Never participate in water sports alone. Always use the buddy system. Make sure you have adult permission and supervision. Be familiar with safety equipment and know where it is located. Don't dive at the shallow end of a pool or into a shallow pool. Don't participate in outdoor water sports in bad weather. If someone is drowningget help right away. If a telephone is near, call 9-1-1 or "O" for operator. Don't hang up until you are told do so; listen for instructions.

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