What outdoor safety knowledge should I pay attention to?

Outdoor sports safety tips.

1. When you get lost:

1) Go back to the place where you got to know. Walking in the mountains, once you get lost, quickly return to the place you know, and use the compass and map to determine the location of the prescription and the destination place. Pay more attention to the surrounding scenery and signs when resting, and do not go straight downhill, because the downhill road has a small field of vision and the direction is not easy to identify.

2) Use plastic belts, branches or stones as markers on the mountain road, and the person who walks in front of the leader, when encountering a situation, should make a sign to notify the people who follow behind, and the sign should be placed in a place that is easy to see and safe, and do not make some meaningless marks and confuse marks.

2. When encountering falling rocks:

Sometimes you accidentally step on a rock, and you should immediately make a sound to inform the people who come up below. Usually easy to float stones, we call pumice stones, where there are many stones, the face of pumice stones* is newer than the surrounding stones, you can distinguish by careful observation, and avoid stepping on pumice stones when walking.

3. Predicting lightning strikes and avoiding lightning strikes

1) Predicting lightning strikes:

The first thing I saw was that the chaotic clouds turned into thunderclouds, so I quickly found a way to hide in a safe place. If you have a small radio and listen to the radio, there is a harsh noise, which means that there is a lightning strike nearby, and suddenly large raindrops fall, which is also a sign of thunder.

2) Avoid lightning strikes:

Hurry up and run to the lowlands; Leave tall trees or dense woods; Leave the tower and remove the metal objects from your body; Those who swim in the river should hurry ashore; Gather many people together and spread them out as much as possible; If there is a hut nearby, you can hide in the hut or a car, but don't lean against the wall, when lightning strikes, electricity will be transmitted to the ground through the wall.

4. When unwell:

1) Remove the restraints.

2) Shortness of breath, redness of the face*, but no sweating, it is likely to be heat stroke, at this time the unwell person should be lifted under the tree* to rest, and the head should be raised, the body should lie down, and keep quiet.

1.Outdoors (streets, highways, public places, etc.), if you find that the wires are broken or the line is landed, do not approach, and should report to the relevant departments in a timely manner.

2.It is best not to walk on open ground during thunderstorms, let alone hold conductive items, and to take shelter from the rain in a dry building as soon as possible.

3.When staying in public places or taking public transportation, pay attention to safe passages and follow the relevant regulations on safe electricity use to avoid electricity accidents.

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The infinite gravitational pull of outdoor sports stems from enthusiasts' desire to return to nature and the experience of challenging the limits and surpassing themselves. How to do outdoor sports safely? Below I have compiled the precautions for outdoor safety activities, and hope to share the outdoor safety knowledge class with you.

Outdoor safety precautions

1. Grasp the destination information.

Get as much information as you can about your destination: such as people's customs, terrain, climate, car conditions, accommodation conditions, etc.

2. Remember before you go.

1. Don't travel with a team leader who has no sense of responsibility and lacks experience.

2. Do not participate in the expedition of the novice mountaineering team with more than 1 3 more.

3. Make a copy of the itinerary and companion information, and leave it to your family, friends or the team of this activity, in case of accidents or failure to complete the journey on time, they can notify ** and find assistance on your behalf.

4., should train more physical fitness and skills, learn rescue knowledge and first aid skills, in case of accidents can reduce the degree of **.

5. Don't look for people who don't have a sense of responsibility and don't know enough about outdoor activities and plans.

6. The itinerary and plan must be meticulous and complete, and let each team member understand it thoroughly.

7. There should be complete and necessary equipment and sufficient food when climbing.

3. People are on the way.

1. From the uphill to the downhill, you need to report your whereabouts to the left-behind personnel or family members at any time.

2. Do not change the activity plan unless necessary.

3. Before the event and after entering the activity area, you should pay attention to the meteorological data and changes at any time.

4. For each peak, regardless of altitude and difficulty, it should not be taken lightly.

5. The mountaineering team should not be too long, and should always maintain a situation that can echo back and forth. Never go it alone.

6. Do not attempt high-risk activities such as rock climbing without proper training. Don't be overly overdone or overestimate your abilities.

7. Pay attention to the warning signs erected on the mountains and follow their instructions.

8. When you get lost, you should turn back to the original way, or find a safe place on higher ground to take refuge, reduce the consumption of physical strength, send a distress message in time and wait for rescue.

9. When facing crisis, fatigue and other pressures, pay attention to the psychological changes of yourself and your teammates at any time, and try to maintain emotional balance.

10. When you are in trouble, maintaining body temperature is the first task, do not let your body and clothes get wet, so as not to lose your body temperature.

11. Do not climb the stream in the valley without a road, or descend along the stream. It is also advisable not to rush forward in the deep mountains without obvious paths, and it is best to follow the signs of predecessors when climbing the mountain, and mark along the way in order to return.

12. Do not pick wild plants and touch unfamiliar animals or insects.

13. During outdoor activities, do not litter cigarette butts, strictly control the fire, and completely extinguish the campfire when leaving.

14. Pay attention to environmental protection.

Nowadays, more and more people enjoy participating in outdoor activities as a sign of the importance of quality of life and physical health. Safety precautions for outdoor activities are as follows:

1. You must have enough rest the night before hiking, so that you can have enough physical strength to walk for a long time and reduce accidental injuries.

2. Do your homework and have a general understanding of the situations you may encounter along the way, including the climate, local customs, and foreseeable dangers. Be informed. Make a practical plan in as much detail as possible for the specific situation.

3. Understand a certain amount of first aid knowledge, some situations can be self-helped.

4. Team activities should be fully integrated with teammates, do not make excessive commitments to teammates, do not rely on others, and do not let others rely on them.

5. Prepare first-aid medicines in case of emergency. Prepare sufficient materials for the plan. Familiarize yourself with the equipment in advance.

6. Insurance for dangerous activities in advance.

Outdoor sports

Outdoor sports are a group of events held in a natural setting. These include mountaineering: a category of sports.

Athletes climb peaks or ridges on a variety of different terrains with bare hands or with specialized equipment. Traversing: Mainly rely on walking to complete the crossing mileage from the starting point to the end point.

An outdoor activity that may cross mountains, jungles, deserts, snowfields, streams, canyons and other landforms. Hiking, also known as "hiking", is a basic part of outdoor sports.

It can be simply understood as a long walk.