Wave Pool

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When going swimming, everyone wants to make sure that their loved ones are safe, especially kids. Well, after reading this paper, parents will know how to pick the best time to go swimming at the Wave Pool. Everyone should always feel safe when going swimming at the best outdoor pool! After this essay, parents will learn how to differentiate between the laid-back, quiet, and paranoid lifeguards and pick the best and safest time to go swimming.
Laid-back lifeguards: are they sleeping or are they watching the water? The first thing to look for with these lifeguards are their body language and attire while in the lifeguard chair. These lifeguards are constantly lounging in the chair. Most of the time, they will have their legs in the chair with them, either propped up onto something or up in front of them. Also, even on hot days, these lifeguards are usually wearing some type of clothing up on chair. Whether it be a shirt, shorts, a hoodie, or …show more content…

When trying to figure out if these lifeguards are on duty or not, take notice in their body language and attire. These lifeguards rarely look confident when in the chair, they usually sit with their shoulders slumped and their head down. They are usually wearing the correct swim attire with the occasional t-shirt and shorts. Second, look for what they do with their whistle. These shy workers don’t touch the whistle that much, they will just let it hang around their necks. They will look like they are about to use their whistle but then shy away and not use it at the last second. For these lifeguards don’t like confrontation. Finally, what do these timid guards do when they are off duty? They keep to themselves most of the time. They also might be reading a book or laying out in the sun. Also, they are usually right on time for their shift. Never late, but never early. To summarize, when these quiet lifeguards are on duty, stay cautious of where you are swimming. (NEED

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