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Danger Rip Current: Instructional Guide

Footage used on The Weather Channels show, So You Think You can Survive? Sunday Aug 17 2014
Rip Currents are one of the leading causes for deaths related to swimming in the ocean at the beach. Here is a basic look at what and what not to do when you are caught in a rip current.
To minimize any accidents at the beach, the public should go to Lifeguard Operated beaches only!

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  1. Last year I was swimming further and further off shore just for fun. When I turned back, I realized that I’ve gone quite far out, so I started swimming back but I wasn’t making any progress. In fact, the distance between the shore and I was increasing. At the time, I had no idea what rip currents were, so I started swimming even fast. It took me a good 10 minutes just to swim back and at the end, I was exhausted.

    1. rip current can take you 100 yards away from shore in just seconds and second thing is human strength is not sufficient to swim against rip current no matter how proffessional you are you can’t make inch progress against rips. if one tries he gets exhausted and loses all his energy. after all Phelps is also a human he is not a fish.only fish can swim against them.

  2. Came here to understand what happened to me years ago. At that time I was around 5′ tall, not very strong, and I was wake boarding in Cali. I got caught in a riptide and I cannot believe how similar it felt to the bottom 1st person video from this guy! It was a very scary experience, but what baffles me is how I got saved. I was screaming in the water due to my lack of knowledge of what was going on, and my friend jumped in and swam both me and his ass BACK TO SHORE THROUGH THE RIPTIDE. It was actually insane to comprehend, it is even now to this day. I wish I would have seen this before I went to Cali. The waves are so big when you get caught out there that it becomes a very scary experience.

  3. so if you try to swim to shore when you’re in a rip current, you will probably exhaust yourself and possibly drown from being exhausted?

  4. A group of kids from my church were on a mission trip in Costa Rica and when they were at the beach, two girls got caught in a rip current and had to be taken to the hospital. There was only one lifeguard, and the other kids there basically saved their lives (along with the help of the lifeguard) and from the story they told, it sounded traumatizing. Every one of them, the kids who saved them and the girls who got swept out in the first place, said that they thought they were gonna die. By some miracle of God though, they ended up safe and only stayed one night in the hospital. You never think these things will be that bad until you actually experience one for yourself, is what I’ve figured. However, some good came out of it as a couple of girls that they had ministered to decided that they wanted to learn more about Jesus after learning that everyone had survived, because they saw it as a miracle as well. Out of the 5 or 6 people caught in the current in total, all came back alive, and with little to no injury, which is amazing.

  5. thank you for saving my life man in our country there are no life guards and safety measures once if we get caught in rip without proper knowledge that’s the end of your life.this is the best instructional video I found in youtube.

  6. Then thee ass holeee goes in a rip current when it says danger rip current dumb stupid fuck the ass hole should of been swept out to the titanic

  7. Ive been in the ocean before when it was dragging us out and we were almost out to where my dad couldn’t touch and i was trying to swim but it would drag us back and we did this and we made it all the way back but the waves were almost as big as me and they would like bring us back a yard it was annoying but we made it i was scared too also that was when they said a hurricane would come soon and people shouldn’t be out in the water. I think the storm was either irma katrina or matthew it was this summer i know that. It was windy under the water too. it was like making me trip and my grandma was there too, my dad had to carry her and take my hand because she weighs about 100 pounds

  8. Ive been in the ocean before when it was dragging us out and we were almost out to where my dad couldn’t touch and i was trying to swim but it would drag us back and we did this and we made it all the way back but the waves were almost as big as me and they would like bring us back a yard it was annoying but we made it i was scared too also that was when they said a hurricane would come soon and people shouldn’t be out in the water. I think the storm was either irma katrina or matthew it was this summer i know that. It was windy under the water too. it was like making me trip and my grandma was there too, my dad had to carry her and take my hand because she weighs about 100 pounds

  9. This is the best video ever! Showing being in an actual rip from swimmers point of view. You did millions a great service! Thank you.

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  10. I was in Sri Lanka catched in a rip current. I tried to swim back to the shore, but it was not possible and I was in panic. The lifeguards came to rescue me. I’m alife!!!!!

    1. It is a very scary situation but the best thing to do is not panic and go with the flow of the ocean and try to swim with the current that will take you out of the Rip Current. Always, Always swim in a life guarded area!

  11. I’ve never known of R.I.P. currents since I was sinking in Azov sea like in the video. Nevertheless 5 years had passed, I still remember this nightmare!
    Thanks for video, thanks for music.

  12. I was caught in a rip current once and I thought I was gonna drown but luckily a lifeguard saved me and I was totally carful after that. But know I know how to spot a rip current and know what to do if I get caught in a rip current so thanks for uploading a video about rip currents

  13. The waves are your friend..
    Swim towards them and catch one back to the beach.
    Can’t swim and can’t float? You don’t belong in the ocean without a life jacket.

  14. Thanks for ur brave job …it’s like anything , I can back up a trailer near anywhere but hey when it comes to blood,doctors medicine or swimming , I pass , no thanks.

    1. It all depends on the size of the rip current and also where you are. Ocean conditions are different so swim by a lifeguard. They are trained for their local conditions. If there aren’t any lifeguards around and it’s rough, stay out of the water!

  15. Possibly the best video on RC’s I’ve seen. 40 years ago I used to swim off Whitesands Bay, West Wales with a friend, this beach is famed for surfing and is known to be dangerous; we used to ‘dare’ to swim out to the mast of an old wreck which only got exposed at very low tides. Once we found ourselves unable to get back to shore despite all efforts, some instinct told us to parallel the shore for a while, this took us very close to another danger in the form of an outcrop of rocks but somehow we made it back utterly exhausted! Another time I was on the same beach and I forgot to check the tide times, I was alone in a small cove beyond the rocks I mentioned earlier, the tide had come into the cove but not yet the main beach…I had to swim for it, around those rocks. So there are 2 incidents which I managed to survive but then I’d never heard of a rip then!

  16. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  17. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  18. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  19. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  20. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  21. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  22. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  23. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  24. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  25. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  26. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  27. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  28. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  29. Panic and fatigue from fighting RIP currents causes most drownings . Floating with it may take you further out but will not fatigue you. Wait for a land bound swell only to make incremental progress as a body surfer would catching a wave if you angularly ride waves you will get out of the RIP. You may end up at an adjoining beach from where you entered but no matter you have used the oceans strength to your favor . Dont try to fight her undertow by attempting to stand in a RIP. Stay surface planed and look for that swell ?to ride safely to shore Preventively, examine currents before entering for side sweeps ,undertows, and rips. ???????????????????????????????? Rips occur most often because of the accretion of a sand bar that erodes breaks causing a fierce rushing undertow. You can try to spot them by wading first- you will feel the backwash strength . This may be more noticeable prior to low tide . So that’s another thing you can check what is the days high and low tides. Lunar events effect tides . Be safe be aware hold your finger up in the air .

  30. It’s so scary watching him swim as hard as he can towards the shore but he only gets pulled further and further out… It really shows how powerful these rip currents are.

  31. Never realized I’ve been caught in small ones as a kid but nothing dangerous enough to cause panic, haven’t swam in the ocean in two years though

    1. True this was only a display of what to do. The conditions were at low tide when we filmed this, so please don’t focus on that.

  32. Cmon? Ain’t no one gana talk about how he pretended to swim by flapping his loose hands up and down. 😀 thats not the way you swim normaly

  33. You cant escape it no matter how good swimmer you are and you dont know how rip currents work. Thanks to this informative video, it added into my list of “what to avoid in beaches”

  34. Good video! White wash coming in good. Blue water, clam water bad! It’s a rip current. Stay calm, relax, don’t fight it swim across it left or right. #1 rule If in doubt don’t go out.

    1. @Billy Warpinjur thank YOU, for this video. People underestimate the ocean, on a calm day the beast(ocean) will open up and test you.
      Never turn your back on the ocean.
      If in doubt, don’t go out.
      If you can help rescue do so,if not get as much attention as you can so others who can rescue will see you.
      Take a few minutes before you go in the ocean and look/study the ocean, she will tell you how she’s feeling.
      Ask questions, locals/lifeguards even that 10 year old kid that’s dropping bombs or getting hammered in shore break. Guarantee that 10 year old has been dropping bombs/hammered by shore break since he/she been in diapers. Ask questions!
      Listen to the lifeguards.
      If you don’t see locals in the ocean, there’s a reason so don’t go in.
      Rip current: relax, be calm, don’t panic, don’t fight it, take a good breath and swim parallel to the rip. If tired, relax, be calm, don’t panic, don’t fight it. Yell! Wave your hands vigorously get as much attention as you can so people will see you.
      If you see someone in distress 911 is your best friend. Do whatever you can to get as much attention as you can so lifeguards can get there quickly.
      Use common sense.

  35. Good video! White wash coming in good. Blue water, clam water bad! It’s a rip current. Stay calm, relax, don’t fight it swim across it left or right. #1 rule If in doubt don’t go out.

    1. @@BillyWarpinjur thank YOU, for this video. People underestimate the ocean, on a calm day the beast(ocean) will open up and test you.
      Never turn your back on the ocean.
      If in doubt, don’t go out.
      If you can help rescue do so,if not get as much attention as you can so others who can rescue will see you.
      Take a few minutes before you go in the ocean and look/study the ocean, she will tell you how she’s feeling.
      Ask questions, locals/lifeguards even that 10 year old kid that’s dropping bombs or getting hammered in shore break. Guarantee that 10 year old has been dropping bombs/hammered by shore break since he/she been in diapers. Ask questions!
      Listen to the lifeguards.
      If you don’t see locals in the ocean, there’s a reason so don’t go in.
      Rip current: relax, be calm, don’t panic, don’t fight it, take a good breath and swim parallel to the rip. If tired, relax, be calm, don’t panic, don’t fight it. Yell! Wave your hands vigorously get as much attention as you can so people will see you.
      If you see someone in distress 911 is your best friend. Do whatever you can to get as much attention as you can so lifeguards can get there quickly.
      Use common sense.

  36. Born and raised on Maui. I am not a lifeguard, but there is no way in hell that I wouldn’t jump in the ocean to help someone in need local or visitors. It’s just how it is. I know my ocean, it is a beast. It’s at the point where my friends and I are looking at each other saying who’s turn now for rescue someone. It’s my responsibility to do it, my ocean it is what it is just the way I grew up. All I ask is to educate yourself, read magazines, newspapers, listen to local news/surf cast. No be shame for ask questions, asking questions WILL safe your life. Use common sense.

  37. Born and raised on Maui. I am not a lifeguard, but there is no way in hell that I wouldn’t jump in the ocean to help someone in need local or visitors. It’s just how it is. I know my ocean, it is a beast. It’s at the point where my friends and I are looking at each other saying who’s turn now for rescue someone. It’s my responsibility to do it, my ocean it is what it is just the way I grew up. All I ask is to educate yourself, read magazines, newspapers, listen to local news/surf cast. No be shame for ask questions, asking questions WILL safe your life. Use common sense.

  38. I think they should add the word “parallel”, “side by side to the beach”, cuz it’s too scary for me to say ‘I’m gonna just let this current take me wherever” but I can relax a little and allow it to pull me alongside parallel to the beach until it releases me from clutches.

  39. I think they should add the word “parallel”, “side by side to the beach”, cuz it’s too scary for me to say ‘I’m gonna just let this current take me wherever” but I can relax a little and allow it to pull me alongside parallel to the beach until it releases me from clutches.

  40. It happened to me i was unaware what I got myself into and was trying to swim back against the current due to panic lucky i grabbed onto something and pulled myself back to the shore. No i know these things exist.

  41. It happened to me i was unaware what I got myself into and was trying to swim back against the current due to panic lucky i grabbed onto something and pulled myself back to the shore. No i know these things exist.

  42. Just yesterday, i was pulled by rip current in a moroccan atlantic beach with high weaves when i tried to come back after swiming like a 150 meter… I always swim and been through rip currents and can swim 3 km…but ystrdy it was very difficult and felt like if it will never end, i tried to swim sideways…went with it again tried sideways…i was totally stuck and begin to be tired and no swimming theory could help… I tried to relax though the panic was like i hv never experienced…thanks to God there were some surfers away from me, i screamd and wistled to them….finaly with their help i was out, and never rerurned … It was really a bad experience that i have never expected…

    1. @Zorusius Prinsus It could be God is after you not believing in the right one. You were lucky the surfers were there, most surfers are atheist.

    2. @Ram Das just keep it simple! if there is God then he is one! Who created me and the athiests…..I thank God and i thank the surfers! All this philosophy of ”true things” will not perhaps bring me something new or some extra understanding…if i had 1000 years to live…maybe i would try to understand evry point, evry axiom, evry dogma…but…..

  43. Just yesterday, i was pulled by rip current in a moroccan atlantic beach with high weaves when i tried to come back after swiming like a 150 meter… I always swim and been through rip currents and can swim 3 km…but ystrdy it was very difficult and felt like if it will never end, i tried to swim sideways…went with it again tried sideways…i was totally stuck and begin to be tired and no swimming theory could help… I tried to relax though the panic was like i hv never experienced…thanks to God there were some surfers away from me, i screamd and wistled to them….finaly with their help i was out, and never rerurned … It was really a bad experience that i have never expected…

    1. @@zorusiusprinsus6260 It could be God is after you not believing in the right one. You were lucky the surfers were there, most surfers are atheist.

  44. 2:22
    He’s not even swimming properly, lol. He’s just flapping his hand around a bit.
    This rip doesn’t seem so strong, I bet he could have made it back if not for the pretent swimming. Thus proving that sometimes you should swim against the rip.
    I rest my case.

    1. Good Call
      It was really low tide when I filmed this so it wasn’t as bad when at high tide. Nobody had picked this out. Still you get the message!

  45. 2:22
    He’s not even swimming properly, lol. He’s just flapping his hand around a bit.
    This rip doesn’t seem so strong, I bet he could have made it back if not for the pretent swimming. Thus proving that sometimes you should swim against the rip.
    I rest my case.

    1. Good Call
      It was really low tide when I filmed this so it wasn’t as bad when at high tide. Nobody had picked this out. Still you get the message!

  46. I can see the rip current lol. Looks like good practice for swimming!!!!! I got to try rip current training one day at the outer banks in nc

  47. I can see the rip current lol. Looks like good practice for swimming!!!!! I got to try rip current training one day at the outer banks in nc

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