How do you dress as a lifeguard?

A suit or shirt is acceptable. Your employers may issue a t-shirt, tank-top, or long sleeve shirt; this should be worn as often as possible. In hot weather, it is usually acceptable for male guards to wear just their shorts. Female guards should wear their suits with black, navy, gray, or red shorts.

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What goes with a lifeguard for Halloween?

5 Items You Need for Your Lifeguard Halloween Costume

Board Shorts or Bathing Suit. Get creative and tailor your outfit to your preferences — and the weather.
Lifeguard Hat. You may not be covering your face for this costume, but a lifeguard hat is an absolute necessity.
Whistle.
Lanyard.
Life Rescue Tube.

What do you wear to a beach theme day at school?

1 A Favorite Swimsuit. The obvious fashion choice for a beach-themed party is your favorite swimsuit.

2 Cool Coverups. Add a beach-style cover-up to your outfit for warmth and coverage.

3 Non-Swim Alternatives.

4 Accessories and Footwear.

What do female lifeguards wear?

In general, lifeguards wear modern, yet conservative swimwear. Female lifeguards may wear a two piece swimsuit, but the pieces aren’t revealing at the chest or rear.

What can I dress up as starting with S?

Costumes that Start with S – Here are the obvious ones!

Stewardess.
Superhero.
Scotsman.
Santa.
Samurai Warrior.
Soldier.
Shark – or a shark victim!
Spaceman.

What do kids wear for beach day?

As much as you want sandals, rash guards and swimsuits that will look cute in vacation photos, you will need sun hats, sunglasses and life vests that will protect your boy for the whole beach day. Swimsuits for your little boys should have some lining in the suit and a waistband.

Can lifeguards wear two pieces?

In the beginning lifeguard agencies required the females to wear one piece lifeguard swimsuits, but now most female guards are allowed a choice between a one-piece lifeguard swimsuits like the X-Back Elite, or two-piece lifeguard swimsuits like the rescue bikini.

Why do lifeguards nod their heads?

Head bobbing, or the official name, 10/20 scanning, represents the time a lifeguard has to scan their zone in the pool, and then if need be, respond and make a save.