Water polo in the swimming pool?
Today I was at the swimming pool and there were about 20 beach balls in the water. Are you allowed to take them with you or what do the lifeguards do with them?
Today I was at the swimming pool and there were about 20 beach balls in the water. Are you allowed to take them with you or what do the lifeguards do with them?
If an 8-year-old intentionally submerges a 5-year-old child in the pool wearing armbands because they want to show off their ability to swim compared to the younger child, should they give the child a warning? Or do they not yet know at that age what can happen? Can it be dangerous even with armbands?
Hello, I'm planning on taking the Bronze Lifeguard certification and wanted to know exactly how the exam works. Are the tasks tested consecutively, or can I choose whether to complete two tasks first and the others on a different day? Greetings
When I think about all the things that can be swimming around in a pool, I somehow lose the desire to go there. Don't you agree? -Earwax -Nasal secretions -very small feces particles -Sweat -Secretions from genitals (blood, urine, mucus,…) -Pus from burst pimples
Hello there, I want to get my silver lifeguard certificate. So far, I've always seen that you have to complete 10 units of study before you can take the exam at the end. My question is: Is it possible to train for the requirements on your own, pay for the first aid course yourself and…
So, you lie on your stomach facing the water, face down, not moving, and secretly holding your breath. Can a lifeguard kick someone out of the pool for a prank like that?
Hey, I'm 15 and want to get my silver lifeguard certification, but I don't know how, where, or who can test me, or what the theory entails. I haven't found any useful learning material online, so I'm posting here. Can anyone share their experience with me? Does anyone have any tips? Can I get the…
I am 18 years old and I swim every day. Now that we have the holidays I go to different swimming pools because I enjoy it more than always training in the same one. I have and see a lot of lifeguards and I wouldn't trust some of them to be able to save anyone….
Yesterday, I was horrified to discover that an elderly man had relieved himself in the non-swimmers' pool (big). The lifeguard didn't seem to care. I find it pretty disgusting. Does such an act constitute a criminal offense? I don't have any proof, of course, but I'd still like to know. Greetings Bernd.
Could such a young, pretty woman work as a lifeguard? Mostly older men are in this profession what if it was a young, pretty woman? Would that work well in an outdoor pool?
My teacher wanted to know