Swimming Rescues (1974)
Emphasizes the importance of safe, non-swimming techniques for rescuing drowning victims, highlighting that most drownings can be prevented with proper knowledge. It details various approaches and adaptations for lifesaving, including entry methods, swimming strokes, and carries, while stressing that swimming rescues should only be a last resort. Lifesavers must be proficient in swimming skills before engaging in rescue training, and constant practice is essential for maintaining these skills.
Keywords
drowning prevention, lifesaving techniques, non-swimming rescues, swimming skills, rescue training, Red Cross, aquatic emergencies
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