Lifeguards Hawai'i State

Lifeguards Hawai'i State Private Company For Sale, $ 13,000. Lifeguard Service, Contracts, Aquatic Safety & Risk Management Consulting, Lifeguard & Jr.

Guard Training, Swim, Snorkel, Surf lessons, Private Guides. Guard Training, Swim, Snorkel, Surf lessons & Safaris, Empty Spots Possible, Conditions Pending, Private Guides, 4 Wheel Drive Expeditions, Up Mauka Peacock Flats, Kaena Pt, Honu ( Turtles ), Ilio-holo-i-ka-uaua, which means "dog running in the rough seas," or na mea hulu, which means "the furry one
( Hawaiian Monk Seals ) Sightings.

06/17/2026

Caught inside a massive south swell after riding some real beauties...

Pounder's, Windward O'ahu, Hawai'i, surf flat - 1 ', ENE trades 10 - 15 mph, empty, 4 pm, Aloha Tues, June 16, 2026.
06/17/2026

Pounder's, Windward O'ahu, Hawai'i, surf flat - 1 ', ENE trades 10 - 15 mph, empty, 4 pm, Aloha Tues, June 16, 2026.

The cover pic is πŸ€₯ fake phony AI, but the video is entertaining enough.
06/16/2026

The cover pic is πŸ€₯ fake phony AI, but the video is entertaining enough.

β–½ 60 Monster Waves Caught on CameraThe ocean may seem calm, but it...

BTW, that's 🚫 not a rouge 🌊 wave. That's a normal set wave with a rising S swell & the incoming tide. The rock ledge is ...
06/16/2026

BTW, that's 🚫 not a rouge 🌊 wave.

That's a normal set wave with a rising S swell & the incoming tide. The rock ledge is already wet. That means waves have been there before & will be there again when the sets roll in approx every 10 - 15 min. If the surf is larger than normal, well overhead & or already high tide, then the sets may be fewer & farther in-between & come in every 15 - 20 min. My πŸ‘‰ Point is, people who don't know, mainly tourist, walk up to a coastline, πŸ™ˆ see it's flat or small in-between the sets & want to get that selfie. They don't have a clue on how the ocean works & don't read the ⚠️ warning signs that are posted. Then they also πŸ€™call it a rouge wave, when it's just a normal set wave & or coming in with the incoming high tide push. That's why most surfers prefer to surf with the incoming tide, if they have a choice. When the tide is already high, there's usually longer waits in-between the sets, that are referred to as high tide lulls. Anyway, this woman got away lucky, with πŸ€” maybe some scrapes, bruises, a lost cell phone & a wet πŸŽ’ backpack. Lesson learned, read warning signs, stay off wet rocks, ledges & do your aquatic activities in a lifeguarded area whenever possible.

πŸ‘ Good job ! Surfer to the πŸ›Ÿ rescue.

06/16/2026

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