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: Cook County Personal Injury LawyerSpring Break Water Safety Tips
By Kristina Labanauskas
For those of you lucky enough to get out of the cold for Spring Break, you might want to take a minute to review some water safety tips, as it likely has been awhile since you've been outside for a swim.
Tropical weather expert Dr. Steve Lyons has put together a Top 10 list of water safety tips to help ensure spring breakers safety when hitting the beach.
For a more detailed version of this list, visit http://www.weather.com/outlook/weather-news/news/articles/blog-top-ten-water-safety-tips-spring-break_2010-03-08
Finally, remember that it is never a good idea to mix drinking alcohol with swimming or any water activities. Have a fun trip, and always use common sense and good judgment when engaging in activities in or near the water.
Originally posted at InjuryBoard by Kristina Labanauskas
Full post as published by Cook County Personal Injury Lawyer on March 08, 2010 (boomark / email).
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