Diving Blackouts & Safety Systems Pt. 2 | ADRENO

[@ajpearce]

19mins in one cut and very well communicated. It's a cut above most youtube content

[@SebastienKock]

Top Man thank you for keep on sharing your helpful and live saving information . Greetings from Portugal , Algarve

[@07bently]

Valuable information.

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Watching from Philippines 🇵🇭

[@Sharpcompany]

cheers mate. such a good tips

[@olimacmax6590]

thank you for the helpful information the logic behind breath holding and life saving tips. watching from toronto canada

[@mudlakemicrobes]

Brilliant information and well taught thanks for making it available to anyone who seeks it.

[@diveflyfish]

Very Good summary review of real applicable diving physiology. Well stated in clear relatable manner. Great related scenarios for caveats. Bravo.

[@PeakinPeteAdventures]

Thanks Wayne for taking the time to share your knowledge and life experiences. A very valuable resource👍 I wish you 50 metres vis and no wind on your future spearing trips😉

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@Clay Emery no problem :)

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[@teaopourimanihera1769]

Great points Wayne. However you forgot to mention? Do a freedive course is the most important part of your spearfishing kit. All this knowledge is great. Then if your buddy blackouts , how do you recover your mate? Dive down release his weight belt release your weight belt ‘ get below your mate extended arms under the armpits you both float to the surface. No matter how hard you kick to surface you will not get up any quicker . Do a apnea course people

[@djkmediaexperimentalfilms6147]

There is a specific technique for bringing up a diver who has blacked out. A specific way of holding the head and neck and keeping the jaw shut so no water gets into the mouth during the rescue ascent. You learn all of this during a freediving course, and also what to do on the surface. If a freediving course is 'too expensive', then how much is your life and your buddy's life worth? Less than the cost of a freediving course?