Abstract
The article presents an overview on the need for a careful training and supervision of lifeguards. It states that an optimum level for more than 30 minutes of lifeguard vigilance was observed and lifeguarding vigilance task is never 100%. It suggests that lifeguard leadership is needed to deal with issues of prevention, rescue, and treatment. It also offers factors that determine and constitute effective leadership in lifeguarding.
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Avramidis, S. (2009). Lifeguard Leadership: A Review. International Journal of Aquatic Research and Education, 3(1). https://doi.org/10.25035/ijare.03.01.08
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