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    Developing aquatic literacy: the new challenge of learning to swim

    Potdevin, F.
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    Assessing water safety competencies in children and adolescents for drowning prevention: from the current applied methodologies to the Amazon reality

    De Jesus, K.
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    The effect of river-based lessons on middle school students` awareness of drowning prevention

    Inagaki, R., Watanabe, Y., Kishi, T., Hasegawa, K.
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    ALFAC (aquatic literacy for all children) project: how to prevent and engage 6-12 year olds children in europe in aquatic environment

    Mekkaoui, L.
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    Validation of a test battery to assess aquatic literacy of children aged 6 to 12 across europe

    Potdevin, F., De Martelaer, K., D'Hondt, E., van Droogenbroeck, L., Consortium, A., Mekkaoui, L.
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    Performance on a 200 meter combined test: swim suit compared to full clothing

    Laakso, B., Laakso, B. W. H., Grimstad, R., Horneman, E. L., Nysted, H. P. L., Stallman, R.
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    The perception of discomfort before and after cold water immersion among school children

    Laakso, B., Hagerup, A. J. T., Horneman, E. L., Nysted, H. P. L., Stallman, R.
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    The general characteristics of swimming education programs in europe - LEN learn to swim sub-commission report

    Štrumbelj, B., Costa, A., McMorrow, M.
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    Can you swim? Teaching teachers of swimming and water safety

    Blitvich, J., Petrass, L., McElroy, G. K.
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    The concepts `can swim` and `water competition` and their relationship: a conceptual model

    Stallman, R. K.
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    Balanced progress: optimal protection in a survival context

    Stallman, R. K.
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    Swimming ability, perceived competence and perceived risk among young adults

    Stallman, R. K., Dahl, D., Moran, K., Kjendlie, P. L.
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    A conceptual paper on the benefits of a non-governmental search and rescue organization

    Wengelin, M., de Wet, T.
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    Real and perceived swimming competency, risk estimation, and preventing drowning among New Zealand youth

    Moran, K.
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    Keeping the safety messages simple: the international task force on open-water recreational Drowning Prevention

    Quan, L., Bennett, E., Moran, K.
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    Crucial findings from the 4W model of drowning for practical and teaching Applications

    Avramidis, S., McKenna, J., Long, J., Butterly, R., Llewellyn, J. D.
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    Multiple-victim body contact water rescues

    Miller, D. I., Dahl, A.
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