Operating Since 2001.

We are a family orientated club with activities for all ages to learn and enjoy

2011//2012 Season Starts

 Sunday 23rd October 2011

8:45 am to 10:45 am nippers

10:30 am to 1:00 pm seniors and cadets

register 

at the Dalyellup community Centre on

Sat 17th september 2011 10am to 2pm

Sunday 9th October 10am to 2pm

We offer learn to surf, Stand up paddle boards, ski paddling, nipper boards, senior malibus, Competition swim and fitness training and great fun on the beach.

HISTORY

Dalyellup Beach SLSC is located in the Shire of Capel at the end of Dalyelllup Boulevard within the growing town of Dalyellup. The club was first established in November 2001 and has continued to successfully operate.

At the Start of 2004/05 season the club became incorporated and affiliated with Surf Life Saving WA and Australia. During the past season we carried out our first beach patrols.

The club is family orientated and welcomes new member.

What Do we Offer?

The club provides a great way to enjoy summer and get fit and healthy. We have a recognised training program to teach surf life saving techniques to our members.

The SLSA offers Recognised training Courses to members.

Some endorsements from our members"on What do I get out of the surf Club?

Firstly, friends and some fitness.  I enjoy the Monday swimming training - it is good to go with swimming with a group - makes it easy to train.  I have made some great friends and I like the idea that I am a volunteer and part of the bigger community.  When I originally joined I had my two children in age groups, they have left now and I am still involved,

The Surf Life Saver

All members that wear the red & yellow quartered cap are volunteer surf lifesavers. They have earned and annually update the proficiency of their "Bronze Medallion" or hold a "Surf Rescue Certificate" as a probationary surf lifesaver.
Surf Rescue Certificate

Probationary surf lifesavers can achieve this award from the age of 13 to help be prepared for active patrolling duties. The award trains candidates in rescue skills, first aid and patient management, resuscitation, plus a theoretical component exploring safety knowledge and surf awareness.
Bronze Medallion

This is the minimum requirement for a surf lifesaver. The holder of this award is over the age of 15 and has proved proficient in surf awareness, survival, patrol and rescue procedures, emergency care plus anatomy and physiology.

All members are required to complete a 400-metre swim in 9 minutes or less, in a swimming pool of no less than 25 metres or over a measured open water course. Once this competency is completed all clubs provide qualified instructors who will train you to the level of a proficient lifesaver. All you need to do is have the right attitude and commitment to training and anyone is capable of becoming a surf lifesaver.

At the completion of their training a candidate's physical fitness is tested by a 200m run - 200m swim - 200m run to be completed in under eight minutes; a 400m pool swim to be completed in under nine minutes; simulated rescues using a rescue board and tube. All these skills combine to train candidates to be an effective member of a patrol team tasked with providing a safe beach and aquatic environment.

Equipment Utilised by Members

The club has a variety of surf equipment available for members use.

Surf Skis

Malibus

Foamies

Soft Core Surf Boards

Surf boat Crews Male/Female

Inflatable Rescue Boat (must be qualified)

Come down and join in on any Sunday between November and March and sign on.

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