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RNLI offers essential safety advice for cold water dippers this festive period | RNLI

RNLI offers essential safety advice for cold water dippers this festive period | RNLI

RNLI water safety education resource: Water Safety Campaign activity

RNLI water safety education resource: Water Safety Campaign activity

Everyone NEEDS to know how to do this: Half of all people who drown, never intended to be in the water 😢 https://bbc.in/3zhAE5R | BBC Breakfast

Everyone NEEDS to know how to do this: Half of all people who drown, never intended to be in the water 😢 https://bbc.in/3zhAE5R | BBC Breakfast

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Air temperatures are soaring this week, but around the coast sea temperatures are still low enough to cause cold water shock. If you get into trouble in cold water fight your instinct to swim hard. Stay calm, extend your arms and legs, and #FloatToLive until you can control your breathing. Find out more about how to #BeBeachSafe this summer at https://bit.ly/2Z5LmM5. | RNLI

Air temperatures are soaring this week, but around the coast sea temperatures are still low enough to cause cold water shock. If you get into trouble in cold water fight your instinct to swim hard. Stay calm, extend your arms and legs, and #FloatToLive until you can control your breathing. Find out more about how to #BeBeachSafe this summer at https://bit.ly/2Z5LmM5. | RNLI

103.2K viewsJun 24, 2020

Very warm and sunny weather is predicted for the coming days, but water temperatures around the UK and Irish coasts are still between 10 and 14C - low enough to cause cold water shock. If you get into trouble in cold water, fight the instinct to panic and instead float on your back until you get your breathing under control #FloatToLive. Find out more at http://rnli.info/f7TOXG. | RNLI

Very warm and sunny weather is predicted for the coming days, but water temperatures around the UK and Irish coasts are still between 10 and 14C - low enough to cause cold water shock. If you get into trouble in cold water, fight the instinct to panic and instead float on your back until you get your breathing under control #FloatToLive. Find out more at http://rnli.info/f7TOXG. | RNLI

312.8K viewsJun 27, 2019

UK and Irish waters are cold enough year-round to trigger cold water shock. If you fall into cold water, these 6 steps could save your life. Float to Live. http://rnli.info/d9p7Pk #RespectTheWater | RNLI

UK and Irish waters are cold enough year-round to trigger cold water shock. If you fall into cold water, these 6 steps could save your life. Float to Live. http://rnli.info/d9p7Pk #RespectTheWater | RNLI

87.7K viewsJun 8, 2017

Cold water dips are thrilling! But the sea can be unpredictable - stay safe with these quick tips 👇 - Check the weather and tide times - Swim with friends, never go alone - Take a phone in a waterproof pouch - Get in slowly to acclimatise - Stay within your depth - If you get into trouble, Float to Live - Warm up after with dry clothes and a hot drink - In an emergency, call 999 or 112 and ask for the Coastguard. Huge thanks to The North Sea Swim Sisters for demonstrating our advice - safe, sma

Cold water dips are thrilling! But the sea can be unpredictable - stay safe with these quick tips 👇 - Check the weather and tide times - Swim with friends, never go alone - Take a phone in a waterproof pouch - Get in slowly to acclimatise - Stay within your depth - If you get into trouble, Float to Live - Warm up after with dry clothes and a hot drink - In an emergency, call 999 or 112 and ask for the Coastguard. Huge thanks to The North Sea Swim Sisters for demonstrating our advice - safe, sma

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Cold water shock makes you gasp uncontrollably. Regain control by floating for 90 seconds. Float to live. | RNLI

10.8M viewsMay 26, 2017

RNLI water safety education resource: Cold Water Impact activity

Going for a cold water dip at the coast can be exhilarating, but it’s not without risk. Follow our top tips to keep yourself safe. Take a friend, wear something bright, acclimatise slowly, stay within your depth and, if you get into difficulty, float on your back. Don't stay in too long and when you get back to the beach, get warm and dry straight away. | RNLI

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Thinking about trying out cold water swimming? Make sure you check out our top tips for a safe dip first 👇 | RNLI

75.6K viewsNov 25, 2020

Cold water shock is a real danger in our lakes, rivers and oceans. This video by RNLI has some great information on what you should do, should it happen to you #watersafetynz #drowningprevention #coldwatershock | Water Safety New Zealand

5.4K viewsJun 8, 2018

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Stay Safe with Cold Water Dips: Tips for Wild Swimming at the Coast

2.3M viewsDec 19, 2022

Stay Safe with These Cold Water Dipping Tips

Float To Live – What To Do In An Emergency – RNLI

Water Safety Passport Activity for Ages 7-11 - RNLI Education

Our RNLI lifeguards will do anything to highlight #WaterSafety 😎 Jokes aside, the sea temperature is still very cold and it's important to remember, #FloatToLive could save your life 👇 - Tilt your head back with ears submerged - Relax, breathe normally and move your hands and legs to help you stay afloat - It's ok if your legs sink, we all float differently - Once you're over the initial shock, call for help or swim to safety Remember it. Practise it. Share it. Thanks for the inspo Jamie @Curr

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RNLI Open Water Swimming Safety Advice And Tips

Ant Middleton on how to survive cold water shock. #RespectTheWater | RNLI

665.4K viewsJul 26, 2017

RNLI warns of risks from rip currents and cold water shock

Cold water swimming has become increasingly popular with many people claiming it improves their physical and mental well being ❄ Wearing a brightly coloured tow float and swim cap, staying within your depth and bringing warm clothes and a hot drink for afterwards are just a few tips for a safe and enjoyable cold swim. Always remember to: Be seen, acclimatise slowly and never go alone. If you find yourself in difficulty, remember to Float to Live. Call 999 or 112 and ask for the coastguard. Save

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It’s hot outside but the water is still cold. Don’t take risks. Remember: float to live. | RNLI

2.3M viewsJun 8, 2021

⚠️The Irish Coast Guard, RNLI and Water Safety Ireland have issued a joint water safety appeal ahead of the long weekend. Cold water shock is a major concern for rescuers as water temperatures are at their lowest this time of year. | Virgin Media News

2.3K viewsFeb 3, 2024

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RNLI water safety education resource: Water Safety Passport activity

Waters around the UK can be cold enough to cause cold water shock even in summer, leaving you helpless in seconds. Float to live. Tilt your head back and submerge your ears, relax and control your breathing, and move your hands and legs to help you stay afloat. If you see someone in trouble, call 999 and ask for the Coastguard. Credit: RNLI #FloatToLive #RespectTheWater | Maritime and Coastguard Agency

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When the temperature hits 25°C and beyond the risk of drowning skyrockets by five times. Despite the sunshine, UK waters can stay icy cold, causing cold water shock. Take your time acclimatising and if you’re in trouble, remember Float to Live. If you see someone in trouble call 999 or 112 and ask for the coastguard. Sharing this could help save a life 💙 #FloatToLive #WaterSafety #Summer #BeachSafety #ColdWaterShock | RNLI

18.7K viewsAug 14, 2024

RNLI Women in Engineering - Event and Resources

In a race against the sunset, the tide and the cold water, Nicky shares her rescue story from #SavingLivesAtSea. Watch the full interview here: https://rnli.social/3voOxOU | RNLI

17.7K viewsOct 19, 2021

RNLI water safety education resource: True Or False activity

'All you need to do is float.' RNLI ambassador, adventurer and author Ant Middleton wants you to follow this simple but lifesaving advice if you get into trouble in cold water. Find out more about our #FloatToLive campaign at http://rnli.info/HX01nU. | RNLI

218.8K viewsAug 7, 2019

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