Wave Aquatics follows the American Red Cross Training Program for all Lifeguard Trainings
In order to register for a lifeguard training course, students must be 15 years old on or before the last day of a scheduled course. All participants must pass a pre-test on the first day of class.
You may find the pre-test described below
Wave Aquatics follows the American Red Cross Training Program for all Lifeguard Trainings
In order to register for a lifeguard training course, students must be 15 years old on or before the last day of a scheduled course. All participants must pass a pre-test on the first day of class.
You may find the pre-test described below
Wave Aquatics follows the American Red Cross Training Program for all Lifeguard Trainings
In order to register for a lifeguard training course, students must be 15 years old on or before the last day of a scheduled course. All participants must pass a pre-test on the first day of class.
You may find the pre-test described below
Wave Aquatics follows the American Red Cross Training Program for all Lifeguard Trainings
In order to register for a lifeguard training course, students must be 15 years old on or before the last day of a scheduled course. All participants must pass a pre-test on the first day of class.
You may find the pre-test described below
Wave Aquatics follows the American Red Cross Training Program for all Lifeguard Trainings
In order to register for a lifeguard training course, students must be 15 years old on or before the last day of a scheduled course. All participants must pass a pre-test on the first day of class.
You may find the pre-test described below

REDMOND POOL
Pool Rules:
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Everyone must take a cleansing shower before entering the pool.
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If you have a communicable disease that can be transmitted by water, or have been ill with diarrhea or vomiting in the last two weeks, do not use the pool.
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Bathers with seizure, heart or circulatory problems are advised to swim with a buddy.
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Bathers who are not potty-trained must wear swim diapers that have tight fitting protective coverings.
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Diapers must be changed in the designated diaper changing area or restrooms.
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Do not use pool when under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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No running on deck or horseplay in the pool.
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No food, drinks, or gum are allowed in, or around, the pool.
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No glass, or glass containers, allowed on deck.
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All children ages 13 and under must take a swim test before entering deep water.
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Children ages 6 and under must be accompanied by an adult in the water, within arms-reach, at all times. Up to 3 children may be under the supervision of 1 adult.
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Diving is only permitted in water with a depth of 10 feet, or greater.
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The use of starting-blocks and pull-up bars are restricted to private training times, under the supervision of coach.
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The use of cell phones and other photographic devices in the locker room is strictly prohibited.
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No hanging on the lane lines.
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Children over the age of 4 years, must change in the appropriate gendered locker room.
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Persons failing to follow the rules are subject to removal from the premises.
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Closest phone for emergency use is located in the Pool Office
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AED and First Aid Kit are located in the First Aid Room
Diving Board Rules
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Only one person at a time is permitted on the diving board and ladder
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Each person must wait until the previous diver has cleared the area before diving
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Front dives and flips are allowed straight off the end of the board
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Only one bounce is permitted on the diving board except during instructional activity, under the supervision of a diving instructor
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Cartwheels and handstands are prohibited
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Running dives are not allowed
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Jumping off the diving board into the arms of another swimmer is not permitted
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Divers must swim directly to the nearest ladder and leave the diving area
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Swimming under the diving board is prohibited
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Playing or swimming in the diving area is not permitted while the board is open for diving
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Hanging off the end of the diving board is prohibited
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Goggles, masks or floatation devices may not be worn going off the board
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As a safety precaution, before diving, divers must pass a swim test
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Adjustments of the diving board fulcrum may only be made at the discretion of aquatic staff
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The manager on duty may restrict certain dives based on safety concerns