LIFESAVING SPORT
Lifesaving Sport was primarily intended to encourage lifesavers to develop, maintain and improve the essential physical and mental skills needed to save lives in the aquatic environment.
Lifesaving competitions consist of a variety of events such as Obstacles Swim, Manikin Carry, Manikin Tow, Super Lifesaver, Manikin Relay, Medley Relay and Obstacle Relay to further develop and demonstrate lifesaving skills, fitness and motivation.
SLSS is the National Sport Association (NSA) for Lifesaving Sport and is in charge of the athlete development pathway and high performance athletes to represent the country in major competitions, local and overseas. SLSS also organises the local competition to promote the sport in the country.
High Performance
High Performance program is designed to help aspiring surf lifesaving athletes reach their sporting career goals, represent and bring glory to the nation in major LifeSaving Sports events which showcases the skills and physical abilities required to save a life.
Supported by the Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC), a Singaporean team is selected to contest in the biennial World Lifesaving Championships and other national team competitions.
Sporting News
Upcoming Events
Sun, 18 DecSingapore Sports HubThe Beach Flags Festival is a Charity Carnival Event held together with our 1st National Beach Flags Championships. Prizes total worth $8000 to be won! Join us in a full day of singing, music, yoga, and fitness masterclasses along with drinks, food, arcades and carnival games!- Sat, 15 OctNUS Swimming PoolNational Youth Lifesaving Championships is back this year after 2 years of hiatus due to Covid-19. This event is to foster and promote goodwill, comradeship, friendship & sportsmanship amongst all youth athletes.
Thu, 29 SeptSocial MediaThe CPR Challenge will be run over a 24-hour period, to mark World Heart Day on 29th September. This Challenge has been designed to raise the awareness of the public the importance of learning the skill of CPR. We at SLSS do offer training for this vital skill that can possibly save lives.