Just to clarify? You were saying it’s best to have the short section of hose towards the nozzle?

great video! we found that @2:20, you want to have your Heeler about 5-10' off the Nozzle. We did an experiment where we advanced hose: 1 with the heeler directly on the nozzle; 1 with the heeler about 5-10' back; and 1 about 15-20' back. Interestingly the 5-10 was smooth like butter. Give it a shot and see what you guys like, but I think the 5-10' allowed the hose to slink-ee a little due to the varying speeds of the heeler and nozzle. being right on the nozzle was difficult for me because we had to have the EXACT timing and distance of every step and we would bounce off one another. It was tougher for the nozzle to hold an accurate pattern and tougher for the heel to mimic identical "steps" just my observations, hoping to spread the observations and experiences. regarding the comment section: lock-off/comella vs knee walk vs clamp slide, I think its important to remember that every tool has a purpose. nothing is never nor always, everything has a strength and a weakness. then when you wanna get funky, switch to your non-dominant hand. much love, stay dangerous friends

What do yall have the pump discharge pressure set at ?

Would it be an option to Cary a section up with a nozzle, and just drop it down from the top?

This is nice advancement that back up guy is super duper fit

I’ve actually pick one up before and one of my team members actually wanted to it by himself, But he came out with a black eye. I’ll never forget it before COVID came along.

Marcos

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Is that the Senior Drill Instructor speech? Oorah, Cap!

thanks im an attacker line hard when we don't have a stable chain of command

What tip size and gpm are you flowing in the 1ff demonstration... thanks!!!

Knee walk is better. Too much body forward during the lock off.no sounding good way to fall in a hole in the floor

Excellent Clip & Information ! The Art Of Working the Deuce and the Half desperately needs to be restored to today's Fire Service !

Smooth bore forever

I have a concern, last time i did this back in Fire training at community college, I realized i was very weak and couldn’t manage the pressure of the hose’s water and it was almost impossible for me to do the knee walk while doing U’s with the hose to do the drill properly. What strength training should i focus on in order to be able to do this drill well and effortlessly

Sweet video!

Love this technique, it makes it very easy for controlling the nozzle.

How would u do this if ur doing a search while carrying the hose line ? What side would u put the knee up on ?

i have a question, when i do this, and i sit back onto my one knee, i get a lot of pressure on my knee and can't hold/sit in that for very long as it is very uncomfortable. any reccomendations to fix this?

good job turn of river at the drill field in the burn trailor learning how to put out a structure fire in a building antonio olives crew brian docimo good job guys we love you so much be safe