Lifesaving season gets under way for Tryst club

THIS month sees the start of the 2012 open water lifesaving season for the Tryst Lifesaving Club.
By The Newsroom
Published 4th May 2012, 13:00 BST

Meeting in the Tryst Sports Centre in Cumbernauld, the club is the west of Scotland’s only provider of the National Beach Lifeguard Qualification and one of only a few places that can offer the new open water lifesaving awards recently launched by the Royal Life Saving Society.

Lifesaving offers a range of possibilites to everyone with and interest in not only health and wellbeing but also in helping the community. Opportunites to improve your fitness, learn how to save a life, administer first aid and help teach others in the community to be better prepared to save a life are all available through the Tryst Lifesaving Club.

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Following an introductory information and swim session on Monday, April 30 the National Beach Lifeguard Qualification course, the Bronze Open Water lifesaving course and the Bronze Beach Lifesaving course all start formally on Monday, May 7. Supplemented with some open water training days, these courses will run mainly on Monday evenings (8pm-10pm) between May and August. The club welcomes new members at anytime throughout the year and are also happy to help other community groups learn more about water safety, rescuscitation and first aid.

Come and talk to us on Monday evenings at the Tryst Sports Centre at 8pm or visit our website www.trystlifesavingclub.com