USLA - United States Lifesaving Association
The USLA works to reduce the incidence of death and injury in the aquatic environment through public education, national lifeguard standards, training programs, promotion of high levels of …
USLA Certification Programs - United States Lifeguard Association
Since 1993, the USLA has certified (accredited) agencies and organizations which demonstrate that they meet USLA standards. Under the USLA system, the USLA does not conduct training, …
Lifesaving Events Calendars - United States Lifesaving Association
Registration and hotel booking are now open. Save the date for the USLA Fall 2026 National Lifesaving Conference & Expo. Expanded education sessions will be joined by Board and …
USLA's Top Ten Beach and Water Safety Tips
Learn more at the USLA’s spinal injury prevention page. Life Jackets Save Lives: Children and non-swimmers should wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved, properly fitted life jacket when in or …
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American Lifeguard Rescue and Drowning Statistics for Beaches
This is based on the last ten years of reports from USLA affiliated lifeguard agencies, comparing estimated beach attendance to the number of drowning deaths in areas under lifeguard …
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Rip Currents - United States Lifesaving Association - USLA
Why are rip currents dangerous? Rip currents pull people away from shore. Rip current speeds can vary from moment to moment and can quickly increase to become dangerous to anyone …