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SWIMMING SHOULD BE ABOUT ENJOYING LIFE. NOT RISKING IT.
Welcome to safer aquatics.
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If you run a summer camp, then you already know that your waterfront or pool is your greatest area of concern for camper safety and your most serious potential liability.
I believe that having WAVE during the high-paced, high-traffic time of summer camp was a big help. It added an extra layer of safety and helped increase alertness toward my job and everybody else’s job as a lifeguard.
– ERIC LARA | HEAD LIFEGUARD | AUSTIN YMCA CAMP MOODY
Address that risk head on with WAVE, a portable, simple to use, and highly reliable drowning prevention system that works anywhere your campers swim.
IT'S LIKE HAVING A TIMER
ON EVERY CAMPER
WAVE knows exactly how long each camper's face remains fully submerged, checking in on them twice every second.
If someone has been submerged beyond a period of time (that you determine) WAVE immediately warns staff with Swimmer Submersion Alerts before the event has time to escalate.
From when we start summer to end, you're just holding your breath hoping there are no significant injuries. With WAVE, this is one less thing to have on the top of your mind.
– GREG BRISCO | CEO | NORTHWESTERN CT YMCA
With Lifeguard Entry Alerts, your camp will know immediately if a guard enters the water and may need assistance.
WORKS ANYWHERE YOUR CAMPERS SWIM.
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YOU'VE BUILT A SUCCESSFUL SUMMER CAMP
WAVE HELPS KEEPS IT THAT WAY
The memories you create for your campers will stay with them for a lifetime. WAVE helps to keep those memories only good ones.
In a world where parents are more risk-averse than ever before, deploying WAVE spotlights your camp's dedication to safety and will set you apart from the competition.
Use WAVE to promote your camp's higher standard of safety.
THINKING IT CAN'T HAPPEN
IS ONE REASON IT DOES
"My daughter drowned 8 feet away from a lifeguard on her first day of camp. If this technology was there as it is here today, my daughter would also be here today."