It's easy to lift people underwater

[@pedroclaro7822]

Easy to lift up with bottom propulsion. Without that it would be harder ofc. Under a certain depth it would be risky to try. And body position and conpliance makes a big difference. Here the saved person collaborated but some people freak out and those it’s just better not to try and save so both don’t drown.

[@rodrigomatining8696]

Damn bro smart

[@damianzieba5133]

It sounds terrifying

[@ilikesnow8146]

If you know how to do it, breastroke kick has enough power to get you up and going, also you would probably have air in your lungs so you would be more bouyant

[@Richard-iv4zm]

You don't need the push off from the bottom, breast stroke legs are more than enough, human body is mainly water therefore is nuturally boyant, as for people freaking out when rescued, sorry mate, if they're on the bottom they'll be in no condition to struggle, not even slightly, because of they're on the bottom they're already drowned..

[@pedroclaro7822]

@@Richard-iv4zm you have a good point about people being in the bottom of the pool. As for human buoyancy, you’re wrong. It has nothing to do with our bodily composition being mostly water, but about fat and air. Fat is buoyant, and so is the air in our lungs. The fatter the easier it is to float. The less fat and more muscle, the harder it is. And if you expel air out of your lungs you’ll sink. And least I sink, because despite having a little excess fat I have a lot of muscle and dense bones.

[@dougie2]

I don’t know how sound editing works, but the music here was an absolute assault on my ears

[@LazySandery]

Just lower the volume

[@Pen-sq7bj]

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[@Pen-sq7bj]

Bro it was so silent f*** you mean

[@samuelmelton8353]

Look bro, it's hard enough to present an a KZbin short while unconscious, let alone hear him speaking underwater from ten metres away.

[@nonstopwinner9119]

Not when someone is panicked and wriggling around in your arms because they’re drowning

[@matthewgreen5126]

This is used for when someone is unresponsive. Obviously you would have a completely different approach for someone who is responsive while the drowning process is occurring

[@dreamadventure8220]

It's not about lifting but carrying to the shore

[@seanflanagan8573]

he's in a pool

[@matthewgreen5126]

This a pool without open water. There are different techniques used for open water as I’m sure you would imagine

[@piiinkDeluxe]

You learn and train that as a lifeguard .

[@matthewgreen5126]

@@piiinkDeluxe Yeah, I know. I’m a lifeguard.

[@ryannebrich9869]

For some tests you have to swim to him 25 yard ish away then dive grab a brick and bring it back

[@HarrisssT]

Every 10 meters is equivalent to one extra atmosphere of force

[@Petri_Pennala]

So? just stabilize the pressure and go on

[@samuelmelton8353]

@@Petri_Pennala Yeah bro, just deal with it

[@Orcaben1]

the problem is getting dead weight out of the pool lol

[@maxortega8073]

The hard part is trying to save somone who’s actually Drowning and thrashing around trying to pull you under water to breath

[@matthewgreen5126]

This technique is used for unresponsive patrons. Learn the difference please

[@maxortega8073]

@@matthewgreen5126 NO FUCKING SHIT. my point is that lifting someone is not the hard part no one ever thought it was its hard to save a drowning person because they are panicking. learn how to understand what someone's saying.

[@matthewgreen5126]

@@maxortega8073 your comment is unrelated to the video. sadly you fail to understand that and if you did, you took it out on me. better yourself before commenting again. good luck.

[@piiinkDeluxe]

That's a situation you want to avoind by throwing them something to hold on instead of jumping in.

[@matthewgreen5126]

@@piiinkDeluxe Believe me, I know. The thing is, this is for unresponsive which can be any number of reasons. Thanks tho

[@X-skiller]

Way harder when the person does not know how to swim, panicks and is concious.

[@maxithalo7796]

Swimmers are a whole other breed Every lay person on water has no idea what they're doing

[@DeathrashWhiplash]

The upward force on your body is equal in magnitude to the weight of fluid displaced by the volume your body occupies in the fluid (Archimedes principle) thus as water becomes denser the deeper you go, your apparent weight becomes lighter; you are displacing a greater amount of fluid and the vector sum of force due to gravity and buoyamt force is your apparent weight.

[@morbedhorse]

My guy, i am impressed by your knowledge, care to explain how you learned these physics-related facts?, i would appreciate it, i only studied kinematics at school through my curriculum, and electromagnetism, i just want some other online - learning through recorded videos, i already know about khan academy and brilliant.

[@nightshade7092]

@@morbedhorseLearn A level physics, then search up any online physics course or the syllabus of a physics course you like and learn the topics individually through KZbin or smth, and there’s tons of books available too for coursework

[@morbedhorse]

@@nightshade7092 seems helpful, tysm

[@yonasbekele9810]

I guess there is a good message you meant to pass, but it was Martian's language.

[@jasonpeng5798]

@@yonasbekele9810basically he’s saying the buoyant force (force that makes you float) is equal to the weight of the water you displace. Since water is denser at deeper depths, for the same volume, a person will displace a greater weight of water than a person at the surface. Therefore the deeper a person is the easier it is to lift them.

[@ionicafardefrica]

in real life situations, the people you are trying to save aren't as compliant. To make the test a bit more realistic, instruct the person on the bottom to elbow you in the face, to trash their arms wildly, and finally to grip you tightly and try to step on you to get closer to the surface. As a final touch, both of you need to be blindfolded, the water needs to have a strong current that randomly changes direction every 30 seconds and the bottom needs to be soft, slippery, with potential sharp branches and garbage you can get tangled on.

[@Neptune-d7n]

how to breathe underwater: use minecraft door

[@samuelmelton8353]

Legit, what was he thinking?

[@spaceman6_6]

This is a pool with a solid bottom and zero waves. It isn't the same as a lake, a river or the ocean at the beach.

[@Entertainment_95111]

Say You're Suicidal Without Saying your Suicidal.

[@rjennyt8588]

its hard when the human ur carrying is moving around/panicking

[@matthewgreen5126]

This is for unresponsive

[@OuttaTown91]

No shit really? I’d think them flailing and trying to drown you would make it easier to save them 😂😂

[@debanjanbhaduri2622]

Concepts of physics involved here... 1) Buoyant force 2) Newtons third law of motion

[@tannerbroyles]

_I blew out all the air in my lungs_ “So anyway I was at the bottom of a pool holding my breathe” 😂

[@meggoldstein2785]

when i was getting lifeguard certified (to teach swim lessons) and i had to demonstrate this i basically just catapulted the instructor towards the surface as hard as i could knowing he’s a big guy and im a small girl but i got strong legs so i planted my feet on the floor and naturally after i pushed the guy he started to float back up so i just started kicking to the surface and i barely had to pull him to get him up hahaha

[@shimmypop]

When you are underwater things seem wayyyy lighter

[@matthewgreen5126]

Because they literally are

[@mohammedalihamdani9241]

Backshot mid swimming is crazy

[@725ps]

Looks like the red shorts guy was enjoying a lot 😂😂 Look at that buldge my gawd!

[@T1Oracle]

Y'all should three way.

[@leveenntt]

Why are you looking there bruh

[@icklenatzzzzzz]

It is when you're an 8 year old tiny girl.. which was the last time I tried doing this, during safety swimming and cpr lessons.

[@DicksonPlay]

Actually it is easier to lift somebody out of the pool the deeper you go.

[@billofrightsamend4]

It's hard to explain, but they have a look of fear on their face. When they go under and pop back up, that's when you move in and grab them. Because they might not come back up.

[@billofrightsamend4]

People who are drowning...pay attention...DO NOT THRASH AROUND.

[@Prime_Hehe]

Bro was doing the michael jackson move underwater

[@Weaijjx]

I’d die before I reach the minute mark

[@yuv-s1m]

the panicking person drown the other one its easy to save the one you saved

[@boxeqr]

Man i love u dude your how to swim video helped me impress my parents and now I’m going to be able to go to learn how to swim faster at a school my Parents decided to sign me up for TYSM man

[@itaintthatserious_k]

It appeared like doom....then it appeared like...sexy!....I blew out all the air in my lungs and HEAVY in places happened....when they got to the surface....I INHALED! phewwww that was close!

[@antsarecool2749]

The hard part in my opinion is the whole thing, including diving

[@geeks430]

This is literally physics bro buoyancy decreases ur weight by so much as compared to lifting someone on the ground, if the guy is lying flat it’s even easier

[@matthewgreen5126]

Glad you understand it. Didn’t need the explanation though

[@tieronehush]

I was able to carry 400lbs bolder of a rock with medium effort underwater

[@Goober_Luber]

As a 14 year old swimming instructor i can confirm cuz we had to do this and the person we picked up was prob 90 smth kg

[@shiimei_]

bro failed the english or spanish challenge

[@7oruk]

If you have a ground …Yes

[@siopaoclash5879]

People who drowned and in the bottom of the pool don't have air in the lungs

[@Muskanshaikh07355]

Because pressure is applied to the wall of tank "pascal law".

[@ChiefGuevara]

now try lifting a grown man with body fat who is actually drowning (flailing from panic and most likely hitting you) or simulate someone who is “dead weight”

[@b199b55]

Heavy as possible wouldnt be no air in lungs..... it would be lungs full of water.

[@302sgaming8]

Ive undergone lifegaurding training which includes medical training and rescue training rescueing people in water isnt that hard if you use proper technique its gets the hardest in rivers oceans and lakes but from a pool its incredibly easy

[@swordgamers8344]

Also in this case you are still alive and you oxygen even if your lungs are small which makes you easier to push to the top

[@krist6074]

It's called buoyancy. Try lifting rocks, you'll see how much lighter they are!

[@vastbigbubba]

Now imagine resistance

[@tatogureshidze8863]

Ye ur right but if someone was in a panic it would be way harder

[@matthewgreen5126]

Why is why this technique is for unresponsive

[@MondayBe1ike]

Its very hard to get a person whos struggling

[@matthewgreen5126]

Which is why this is unresponsive🤦‍♂️

[@Bl1zzQrd]

The guys he was carrying has a little bit of air meaning he floats a bit

[@brionbanks1704]

when your lungs are filled with oxygen you will float to the surface without effort

[@matthewgreen5126]

Which is why he blew the air out! Thanks

[@серийденис-в9с]

Is this pirbadet in Trondheim?

[@user-gv8ct4vt6h]

Doesn’t it depend on the density of that given water? I’m not sure this can be accurate.

[@chedwin11]

True story It is easy me 12 saved my dad 40 from drowning in the ocean by pulling him up

[@mk99k28]

How deep was that pool?

[@vivek2522]

The thing is Air in ur Lungs Made it Easier

[@kamranshaikh6712]

Its because water is 800 times denser than air

[@skyla148]

Also most people at the bottom have water in there lungs usually. Also of course he can easily lift you out he looks like a traines 6 foot dude

[@TheeRealDrako]

How did he do it without his ears damaging I have trouble doing that

[@joeburgess6046]

Yeah look at the size of that dude

[@mahmoodwali9902]

I am just wondering how is laying underwater 😅

[@elisabethigenbergs9474]

That is pirbadet i love being there❤❤

[@hadarhai7864]

Any Norwegians here?

[@Dalia012]

Her

[@hadarhai7864]

@@Dalia012 nice

[@Goober_Luber]

Me to or meg å

[@hadarhai7864]

@@Goober_Luber 😎

[@ILiterallyFeltThat]

And then of course, you'd be full of water.

[@grimmcat9727]

You should add the sound of someone eating chips and a baby crying, so I can hear what you say better

[@samuelmelton8353]

Just to confirm, is the crying baby separate to the chips - or is someone also eating a crying baby?

[@cynthiafrascari7853]

How deep is that pool?

[@AntiGlitchOfficial]

English or Spanish 💀

[@mercury9385]

You didn't lift anyone, you pushed someone of the ground!

[@matthewgreen5126]

Notice how he still had to swim up. That was lifting since he would’ve dropped him if he hadn’t been holding him (please tell me you know what lifting is)

[@D3DO]

Im the 10k liker

[@llama-i4x]

You are in norway in pirbadet in Trondheim I live in Trondheim❤

[@unresonance8553]

Ит нот, только если он в сознании :)

[@ayenay5544]

Is there gravity under water cause if there are no gravity than that means earth has no gravity

[@matthewgreen5126]

If there wasn’t any gravity, everything would float up to the top and we wouldn’t need lifeguards at pools.

[@echos_glitch644]

It’s upside down

[@rahulhotboye]

Music too loud to understand ur voice

[@bullbae02]

Its not hard.... Just require years of training and hundreds if not thousands of hours swimming.... Anybody can do it!

[@hirnfaser7245]

is he pregnant now?

[@whiteheavn]

how?

[@RaVen-ic8mn]

Really man? Oh wow, i didnt know this works. Wow man. I am soooo impressed by this knowledge not every preliminary child knows.... 💩🤡

[@noobyplays7679]

But u used ur legs to kick the bottom of the pool

[@matthewgreen5126]

‘from the bottom of the pool’

[@gabortoth3642]

Blowing out the air makes you lighter😂 (But less buoyant so it does make is harder to lif you)

[@YOUR_ZZZUP]

Second?? 😅

[@Celebrity_Cruise_Reborn]

Here’s my issue… I Can’t Float or Swim…

[@samuelmelton8353]

Then you should be able to drown perfectly?

[@NemripNGC]

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Pirbadet😂😅

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[@Silver_tiger_-gt]

I now were you are. You are in norway 🫡🇸🇯

[@JoshuaPaoloMondares-sx1ul]

How deep is that pool?

[@anagno01]

I think 6 meters