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1. There are various dangerous mistakes commonly made by beginner surfers; avoid making them yourself, and help make the line-up a safer place for everyone, by following these essential surf safety tips. Safe Surfing Tip #1: Protect Your Head When You Fall You should always cover your head when you wipeout.

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2. Top Surfing Safety Tips. Surfing is a fun and adrenaline packed sport, very popular for warm weather vacations. Surfing safely requires a certain amount of physical fitness and some common sense safety rules. Being prepared with some basic safety items and surfing safety tips can help to make your day great.

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3. The California Surf Lifesaving Association works in collaboration with USLA to establish a variety of programs to improve beach safety and awareness in the aquatic environment. Our goal is to prevent beach related fatalities and injuries. We want you to enjoy your day at the beach! 1. Learn To Swim: Learning to swim is the best defense against.

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4. Working in an industrial area is exciting and very rewarding to many, but it can also contain a lot of hidden hazards detrimental to someone’s health. Approximately of every workers experience a job-related injury or illness each year. Here we have collected some of the Top 10 Safety tips to help keep you safe.

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5. Safe Surfing Equipment: Surfboard Nose guards. The surfboard’s nose is the other obvious danger area, as it’s often sharply pointed. The nose of a beginner’s surfboard should be rounded, but when you do move on to a shortboard with a pointed nose, small plastic nose guards are available to soften the impact in the case of collision; alternatively, round off the point with .

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6. Following some basic surfing etiquette and safety advice helps to make the surf a safer, friendlier and fun place for everyone. Surfing safety checklist Nine simple checks for safe surfing. Always surf between the black and white chequered flags Follow the advice of our lifeguards. Surf with a mate Especially in a big swell.

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7. Aug 17,  · More Basic Surfing Tips: Safety Never have your board between yourself and the coming waves! To avoid collision with others, keep a safe distance, say 15 feet or the length of you, your leash and board combined. Beginners should always wear a leash or leg rope tied to their surfboards.

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8. Personal Safety Tips. New people and new places present opportunities for adventure, but traveling can also be disorienting. To prepare you to make the best possible decisions for yourself on your trip, we’ve put together a few tips.

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