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Becoming a Lifeguard

Lifeguards get paid to hang in the sun, surf and sand - but it's not always just a day at the beach. Find out what it takes to become a lifeguard! Back to Article

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DreamChild wrote:

2013-04-24 00:12:30 -0700

You have to be 16 and up to be a lifegaurd at our local parks that has pools. I am CPR certified when I took Health Last Year in 9th grade. One of our units was first aid and Emergency situations. We had to take turns to do CPR and they used sanitizer where we had to breathe into the those dummies like.

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allen wrote:

2013-04-22 16:36:03 -0700

My first real job was as a life guard!

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swaggergirlygirl wrote:

2013-04-05 19:11:20 -0700

Nice

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fluffy_wolfie posted in Style:

uh.... idk

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Trust_MyMy posted in Friends:

"dreamer001" wrote:I have been in this situation many times in my life so far were you have a friend or best friend and you trust them and hang out all the time but then one thing happens and they ditch you or they ask for all your stuff or they tell your secrets my question is how do you find out if they are fake or not before you become good friends with them? A long time ago, before I moved from Connecticutt, my friends used to do this thing called a " Friend Test". So bascially, you would tell somebody something that means alot to you (not really) and you would promise them not to tell no one. Wait a couple of days or so, and if you hear that the secret you told your friend has spread.....thats when you know you can't trust that person with certain things.. Hoped that helped !. It worked 4 me ! :)

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