There have been two deadly suspected shark attacks in 2021 with the year not halfway through. The latest on Tuesday was caused by a shark believed to be 4.5m long off the NSW coast.
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SAN DIEGO, May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Each year hundreds of people drown in the ocean and tens of thousands are rescued by Lifeguards and Surfers.
Whether you are a surfer, swimmer or casual beach goer this is valuable information.
Surfers, Milton and Michael, the Willis brothers are on a mission to drastically reduce ocean drownings and rescues. Their plan is to share with the world the Surfers Way to escape rip currents by using waves.
Today it is generally accepted there are three viable options for surviving rip currents.
Swim parallel to the beach (advocated by lifeguards), let the rip take you (endorsed by oceanographer Dr.
Milton and Michael Willis, Giant Wave Surfers and Ocean Safety Experts, Advocate Think Waves
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SAN DIEGO, April 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Think You Know how to escape rip currents? If you answered Swim Parallel to the beach, you might want to think again.
Dr. Jaime MacMahan of the Monterey Institute of Oceanography, after a lengthy study, concluded swimming parallel to escape rip currents is more dangerous than doing nothing.
Enter Milton and Michael Willis, identical twin brothers, World Champion Giant Wave Surfers and Ocean Safety Experts, who advise using waves to escape rip currents.
How to escape rip currents the Surfers Way theautochannel.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from theautochannel.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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Duncan Craw, a father and husband, went missing off the South Australian coast last week. Search teams uncovered a damaged wetsuit and flippers on Friday morning, suggesting a shark was involved, according to reports.