#3 From The Navy Deal's Desk!
The retired Navy Seal, Clint Emerson, has recently worked on his writing skill and gaining fame as a best-selling author fir his new release,‘100 Deadly Skills: The SEAL Operative’s Guide to Eluding Pursuers, Evading Capture, and Surviving Any Dangerous Situation.’ His book covers all the tips and tricks he'd learned throughout his Navy training. He says, ‘When it comes to self-preservation in water,the key to survival is breath control. With the lungs full of air, the human body is buoyant--so deep breaths and quick exhales are key.’
#2 Biggest Enemy To Survival.
Clint teaches by writing, ‘Panicking, which can lead to hyperventilation, is the number-one enemy to survival. Restraints and body positioning may make breathing a challenge, but repositioning is always within the Nomad’s grasp. In shallow waters, use a sinking and bouncing approach...to travel toward shore, ricocheting off the seabed or lake floor up to the surface for an inhale.’
The writer continues, ‘When facing down, whether floating in place or using a backward kicking motion to swim to shore, the operative should arch his back in order to raise his head above water,’
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#1 If You're Stuck In Bigger Water Bodies..
To this, Clint further explains, ‘a full body rotation will allow him to take a deep breath and then continue travelling forward.’
This picture describes every step minutely.
Splashing in water can be fun but you never know when that fun can turn out to be life-ending. Learn These tactics to spare your life.
