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Do you want to become a Lifesaver here at Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club?
We welcome you!
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Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club has a beach access wheelchair available for the community, as well as beach access matting.
The chair is available during patrolling hours, with the mat available also (subject to tides and beach conditions).
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It’s a double congratulations to our two coaches Maddy and Tiarrn, both welcoming their new bubs. ![]()
We even managed to get a photo of the two little ones together – plotting their first day at Mooloolaba Nippers in 5 years time we hope?!😊😊![]()
Congratulations ladies.![]()
Rivi Slade Martin 20.09.2023![]()
Koa Raymond Gale 15.10.2023
Would you know how to spot a rip current? 🧐![]()
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The key signs to look for are:![]()
👉 Deeper and/or darker water![]()
👉 Fewer breaking waves![]()
👉 Sandy coloured water extending beyond the surf zone![]()
👉 Debris or seaweed![]()
👉 Significant water movement![]()
👉 Sometimes it can be easier to look for where the waves are breaking consistently, and then look to each side where they don’t break consistently. Those areas are rip currents.![]()
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How to survive a rip current 🙋♂️![]()
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Rips are one of the most common hazards on Queensland beaches. Lifesavers and lifeguards perform countless rescues each year to assist swimmers who have been caught in rip currents.![]()
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➡️ Always swim at a patrolled beach between the red and yellow flags to avoid the situation.![]()
➡️ Stay calm in the water, raise your arm to seek attention.![]()
➡️ You should swim parallel to shore and once in the wave zone return to shore. You should not attempt to swim against the current directly back to the shoreline as this will leave you exhausted and unable to stay afloat.![]()
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For more safety information, make sure you visit our website!
On Remembrance Day (Saturday 11 November), we paid tribute to those who served and sacrificed for our nation in all wars and conflicts. Lest we forget .![]()
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Thank you to our wonderful volunteer members who organised this intimate service on our clubhouse lawn, including our Junior Lifesavers (Mooloolaba Nippers) for your participation.![]()
The Surf Club Mooloolaba
Today marks World Kindness Day 💕![]()
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This day serves as a reminder of the positive impact that kindness can have on individuals, communities, and the world at large. It encourages people to perform intentional acts of kindness and foster a culture of compassion and generosity.![]()
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We reckon volunteering your time to keep our beaches safe is one of the kindest things around - WE LOVE YA RED AND YELLOW! Thank you for keeping us safe! 🔴🌕
Thank you to everyone who participated in our fundraising raffles at today's Melbourne Cup festivities in our supporters club venue The Surf Club Mooloolaba . ![]()
Some amazing prizes were up for grabs, with funds raised supporting our lifesaving club.![]()
Our Club Treasurer and President were part of the raffles volunteer crew today, switching the office for boardies. Thanks Craig, Matt and Remi!
Maroochydore Carnival. Another great experience for our Nippers, with a big congratulations to those who made a podium and claimed some of the great prizes! ![]()
We are proud of all our Nippers who get out there and give it their best😎💪![]()
@mooloolaba_nippers
