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Important things to know about dangerous ocean rip currents

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Expert reveals how to spot, escape a rip current

Expert reveals how to spot, escape a rip current

Rip Currents - Water Safety Advice And Drowning Prevention

Rip Currents - Water Safety Advice And Drowning Prevention

What is a rip current?

What is a rip current?

How to escape a rip current If you ever get stuck in a rip current, don’t panic — here’s how you can safely swim out and get back to shore #ripcurrent #swimming #ocean #beach #vacation #howto | NowThis

How to escape a rip current If you ever get stuck in a rip current, don’t panic — here’s how you can safely swim out and get back to shore #ripcurrent #swimming #ocean #beach #vacation #howto | NowThis

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What is a rip current and how to survive one

What is a rip current and how to survive one

Here's what to do if you're caught in a rip current

NBC NewsMarlene Lenthang

How to survive a rip current: 1. Identify the fact that you’re in a rip current. This seems like it would be obvious, but when you’re in the moment and you’re having fun in the water, it can take a while to realize there’s a problem. Having awareness is crucial. 2. Stay calm and don’t waste energy swimming against the current, this is partly why rip currents are so dangerous. People fatigue themselves out frantically trying to swim to shore, and can drown before anyone on the beach even realizes

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What is a rip current? 🌊 Rips are strong currents running out to sea, which can be hard to spot. Look out for a channel of churning, choppy water on the sea's surface. Rips flow fast and can quickly drag you out to sea, catching even the strongest of swimmers! What to do if you get caught in a rip: - Don’t try to swim against it or you’ll get exhausted - If you can stand, wade don’t swim - If you can, swim parallel to the shore until free of the rip and then head for shore - Always raise your h

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How to avoid and survive rip currents

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What to do if you are caught in a rip current. Stay calm: Panicking will cause you to expend energy quickly. Don't fight the current: Trying to swim directly against the rip current will exhaust you. Swim parallel to the shore: Swim sideways, parallel to the beach, to get out of the narrow current. Once free, swim to shore: After you are out of the rip, you can swim back to shore at an angle. If you can't swim out, float: If you are too tired to swim, float on your back or tread water and signal

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