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Swim in safe areas only. It's always best to swim in places that are supervised by a lifeguard. No one can anticipate changing ocean currents, rip currents, sudden storms, or other hidden dangers. If something does go wrong, lifeguards are trained in rescue techniques.

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Water safety is the set of skills, knowledge, and attitudes people need to prevent, recognize, and respond to emergencies in or around water. It includes knowing how to stay safe in and around water, how to help others stay safe, and what to do if someone is in trouble.

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Swimming Smarts

Buddy up! Always swim with a partner, every time — whether you're swimming in a backyard pool or in a lake. Even experienced swimmers can become tired or get muscle cramps, which can make it hard to get out of the water. When people swim together, they can help each other or go for help in an emergency.

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Always make sure that you have a parent

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Never Swim Alone.Supervise Children When They're in the Water.Don't Play Breath-Holding Games.Always Wear a Life Vest.Don't Jump in the Water to Save a Friend. Enter the Water Feet First.Stay Away From Pool Drains.

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Never Swim Alone.Supervise Children When They're in the Water.Don't Play Breath-Holding Games.Always Wear a Life Vest.Don't Jump in the Water to Save a Friend. Enter the Water Feet First.Stay Away From Pool Drains.

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Ayaan Talal

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You should never run around the pool you should always walk.