MISS OCEAN™   AQUATIC SKILLS

PAGEANT WITH A PURPOSE - The most beautiful women on earth send a message to world leaders about ocean pollution

WATER SPORTS

This was the fun part of the Miss Ocean 2016 competition. With 20 points up for grabs it is worth honing up your water skills to look your best for the judges.

Water sports are healthy activities that broaden your horizons and capabilities. Miss Ocean is not only a beautiful and intelligent woman, but also a woman who wants to enjoy a long and active life and show others the benefits of keeping fit. Such benefits include reduced risk of heart disease.

One of the best ways of staying fit is to take regular exercise. 

We also advocate a working knowledge of life saving techniques. If you know how to rescue a person, then one day you might just save a life.

CATEGORIES

We will accept almost any skill in or on the water for your Aquatic Skill. The most popular are likely to be:-

1. Swimming

2. Life Saving

3. Sub Aqua Diving

4. Canoeing

5. Surfing or Windsurfing

6. Rowing

7. Sailing

Of these, the ability to swim is the most basic requirement for anyone wishing to enjoy water sports safely and with confidence. You must then be able to swim.

Additional points will then be awarded up to the maximum of 20 points for your water skills.

TELEVISION

The above events may go out live on television by way of sporting competition and will be recorded for judging and networking.

Contestants may compete against each other in any category that another entrant has put down for, or may offer a solo performance, but where there is more than one entry in any of the above heads, then contestants will compete against each other.

LINKS

RISS UK
Swimming
STA certificate in swimming teaching
Scottish swimming

http://www.rlss.org.uk/
http://www.swimming.org/
http://www.sta.co.uk/sta-certificate-in-swimming-teaching/
http://www.scottishswimming.com/

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL EXCHANGE - The Miss Ocean 2016 event promotes "friendship and good cultural relations with all nations," as being appropriate for the global society of the 21st century and a mutual understanding of the potential problems for planet earth - in a more general quest for a sustainable world. This is the aim of most advanced nations today.