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This is an American Red Cross acronym for Heat Escape Lessening Position. It is a lifesaving float one performs in cold water to stay warmer longer. Pretty much pull your legs as close to your chest as possible and hold them there with your arms. Take a deep breath. Repeat as necessary.
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