Browsing all articles filed under the "Water Safety" category.
The dead man's float is a passive water survival and relaxation technique that allows an individual to conserve energy by passively floating face-down...
By Jordan
To escape a riptide, remain calm, conserve energy, swim parallel to the shoreline until out of the current, then swim diagonally back to shore.
By Alex
To escape an ocean current, especially a rip current, remain calm, conserve energy, avoid swimming directly against it, and swim parallel to the shore...
By Hart
Floating in a swimming pool is achieved by understanding buoyancy, relaxing your body, controlling your breath, and mastering specific techniques like...
By Alex
Staying afloat longer is achieved by optimizing natural buoyancy through strategic body positioning, controlled breathing, and minimizing energy expen...
By Hart
Swimming in lakes and oceans is safe when environmental hazards, water quality, and personal preparedness are understood and mitigated through awarene...
By Alex
To swim safely in ocean currents, understand current types, apply specific navigation strategies like swimming parallel to shore for rips, and priorit...
By Jordan
