Australian Surf Lifesaving, Clubs, Events, Surf Carnivals, Organisations, Websites, Surfing Links, Contacts, Coast Watch, Surf Information
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Since 1907 Australia's surf lifesavers have patrolled beaches all around Australia, saving many lives and promoting surf safety and surfing lifestyle. Surf Life Saving Australia has over 130,000 members, of all ages, and more than 300 surf life saving clubs all along the coastline. Surf lifesavers give their time as volunteers in the service of their communities. They learn to become fit, skilled and team oriented Australians. The vast majority of Australians lives in cities and towns on, or near, the coast. The beach has always been a place to can relax, play and have fun with families. There are thousands of junior surf lifesavers (Nippers) in Australia. Children can join the nippers from as young as 7 old. The junior program aims is to teach children to appreciate the beach and surf, and
how to surf safely. The program helps train young people in a healthy lifestyle and to become lifesavers and participate in surf carnivals. They can also participate in fun activities, wading, running, swimming, surfing and board paddling and generally gain surfing experience. The children are trained to compete in state, regional and club surf lifesaving carnivals. This site lists all the major surf lifesaving links throughout Australia including clubs, organisations, events, State and National Surf Life Saving Championships, Surf Information and contacts.
These are the best Surf Lifesaving, Clubs, Events, Surf Carnivals, Organisations, Websites, Surfing Links, Contacts, Coast Watch, Surf Information sites in Australia listed by location and type. Scroll through the list and click the operator`s link to get more information.
QLD>Gold Coast>North Burleigh Heads
North Burleigh Heads Surf Life Saving Club
Junior as well as Senior members are encouraged to build their skills and techniques in surf lifesaving. In order to accomplish good rescues, club members need to learn the essential skills necessary to save lives. Competitions also enable club members to polish their newly learned skills in a high pressure situation. The Club has gained many State and National titles in both the lifesaving and competition arenas since its beginning in 1949.