Drown proofing tips
Drown proofing I stared down at the pool, feeling the nervousness similar to that of giving a speech in front of the class in school. I'd only the practiced this thing called drown proofing a few times, but I didn't actually have anything tied around my ankles or feet. It was time to see if I could perform the first, and easiest, task of drown proofing known as bobbing. It seemed easy enough, but the straps around wrists and ankles made it feel different. I felt almost panic at the thought of not having any way to help me in the water. " Go!" I hear the loud scream from the other side of the pool. I hesitate for a moment, then hop into the deep end, feet first. I slowly let out some of my breath, releasing bubbles in front of me, and trying to calm myself down. Why am I freaking out so much? I ask myself. There is a feeling of being trapped that I wasn't used to. The growing feeling of panic increases, as I begin to wonder when I'll