How To Rescue Someone From Drowning - Swimming Technique

[@Christian_Wedoy]

How to rescue someone - Baywatch VS Real Life kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYGkq4KEgL-Vm6c

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[@TheJwwinter]

As a beginner swimmer of 3-4 months, I had to pull up a kid who was struggling to stay afloat but the effort the kid up was making to keep his head up almost made me go down. It for sure wasn't as smooth as this.

[@Christian_Wedoy]

This is a person who has drowned and is unconscious. Good job

[@margot4821]

Then you hold your breath, sink and use your hands on their stomach to push them away. Keep doing so until you can grab a hold of them correctly from the back and help them

[@sojaflorida4970]

That’s my issue I can’t rescue because if o hold someone I feel heaviness and it’s push me down 😢

[@mb8kr]

It's normal because you are not trained as a lifeguard. There are technics on how to stay afloat while rescuing.

[@nickim270]

That is why it is better to be rescue-trained before attempting to save a drowning person.

[@heartbreakkid552]

"I already drowned. I will not be more drowned" 😂

[@kossanagiyuta3785]

im dead 🤣🤣🤣

[@petermiringaorangi3281]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Uchiha_Zoro_07]

😂

[@theheir7668]

That’s what I said 😂😂😂😂

[@janna-ts2xd]

1ay heyt yung

[@justawhiteguywitharocketla590]

Im actually a lifeguard so what i can say is that typically not all people should be rescuing any drowning victim. If they are active, then it's a sure-fire way to put both of you in more danger. You need something for conscious victims to grab onto to to float, we have rescue tubes. Other than that, a passive victim is easier to rescue as you don't need to worry about them latching on and not letting go. Escape method for someone latching onto you is to grab under their biceps and just push up and away.

[@harrytawlks5892]

that's why u should always be rescuing a conscious casual with a torpedo body so u can do a defensive block on them.

[@LawrenceWeber-z5o]

@@harrytawlks5892 so true. when victim is in a panic they can be incredibly strong and will be trying to climb on top of you

[@Doodi100]

The best way to save someone who is struggling in the water is to have a floating device with you. IF YOU ARE NOT A PROFESSIONAL, DO NOT EVER TRY TO RESCUE SOMEONE WITHOUT A FLOATING DEVICE.

[@ataiabduvaliev5811]

This is the way more useful than tiktok dances

[@Lacehairwigs]

Great video. Your commentary was funny 😁

[@Christian_Wedoy]

Thank you, happy to hear you liked it.

[@XimenaZhao415]

I don't have any friends who like to lay on the bottom of the pool with empty lungs, sadly.

[@Mira_Dunia]

Just remember: Someone who has inhaled water might weigh differently underwater than a person with air in their lungs.

[@obiwanfisher537]

I was a kid at summer camp when I wanted to teach some other kid how to swim. It was a very shallow beach, with no drops at all. We spent some time out, played, I showed him the frog but he struggled a little. So while walking around (the water was to our chins but we could stand) he would sink in a small hole, 2x5m maybe. Nothing huge and only like 50cm deeper. You can hop up and catch air while you hope to shallower water. Anyway, he panicked, I try to help and he kept pushing my head under water, so after a while I elbowed him and dragged him by his hairs to the dry all the way.

[@gabrielacarnicka4244]

That's it. Not that easy to save someone drowning and not to die yourself...

[@Exploreaest]

One of the nicest job that that I can see till now in my life

[@sophiagonzalez9686]

I became a lifeguard last summer and now work as an emt now but I always like reviewing every summer so I don’t forget these skills because you never know when someone will drown even if it’s at a party event or something like that. Even if you’ve never been a lifeguard awareness and knowledge even the interest of it can come in handy if god forbid anything happens around you. Even before I was a lifeguard I was saying people from drowning because I had knowledge from KZbin.

[@edmonhan7476]

Wouldnt u have to point their head down to prevent more water entering their airway?

[@prabhavkapoor652]

Thanks for uploading this video sir

[@Christian_Wedoy]

Happy to hear you like it.

[@miftahilmi6784]

i watch of some your videos and i like it very educational. thanks dude

[@channelhabibi1750]

Thank you for telling me how to save someone who is drowning,My cousin was drowning and I remember there are several ways you taught to me. Thank you very much.👍

[@Philmaxwell414]

Amazing video!

[@Christian_Wedoy]

Thanks

[@Philmaxwell414]

@@Christian_Wedoy no problem at all, just found your channel and its extremely informative and detailed to my likeness. I’m going to be training my lungs this summer to build up my internal capacity. Cheers brother!

[@jackywoo101]

yes, you cant save the ppl whos struggling and kicking before drowning to the bottom, or they will push your head down and make you drowning with them..~~~its very dangerous

[@pawepluta4883]

That's why you grab them by the hair.

[@free-4-1]

so funny, baywatch style :D

[@karolina7127]

Hello I’m a med student if you give CPR to someone who drowned you should start with 5 breaths and then continue as you normally would with the 30 chest compressions and 2 breaths. Just thought it might be good to know

[@Videoman2000]

Maybe you could do it a follow up video in open stare like the sea or a lake...

[@Christian_Wedoy]

Maybe I will when summer comes to Norway. Lakes are frozen and it's snowing today.

[@Videoman2000]

@@Christian_Wedoy The one in front of my house is now partly liquid again.

[@AmericanMinutemen]

Thank you.

[@elnazsaab]

Great 👍

[@Christian_Wedoy]

Yes, you were great.

[@branicekhisa9660]

Love it

[@nareshbabu8842]

Very useful

[@rvrmdude]

This video probably saved someone's life

[@danielle_reyal1522]

Lol I already drowned I won't be more drowned .😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dannyjodie4736]

Wow impressive

[@nagaspear9612]

Good VDO

[@Gamer-hq1234]

I was drowning and saved my own self that’s why I am watching

[@iplaybose]

Lmao i died at: the victim may get impatient and drown

[@Gundus1000]

Great. And now in cold water, without light and far out. With no diving skills. Good luck.

[@VanguardJester]

if you're in a situation where you need saved, here is the most critical information i can give you. Stop moving when you feel something grab you. your efforts to keep yourself afloat will end up dragging the other person down, and will kill you both. Once you feel something grab you, relax body, and focus entirely on maintaining your breath. additionally, mouth-to-mouth does not work in cpr, focus entirely on chest compressions to the beat of "staying alive" by the beegees. Break. A. Rib. If you're not going too hard, you're not going hard enough.

[@safol123]

fantastic presentation

[@lialy3071]

great👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤️

[@puttimetkunta6904]

When in the real situation, even you performed it right like in this video, the victim tends to suffocate from tiny splash of wave get inside his/her nose and won’t be fully float. Any advice?

[@pro-sportcko.p.s.2786]

The saving procedure I learnt during my course was quite a bit diferent from this video. Submerged victim is brought to the surface at an angle, not straight up. Checking for breathing certainly much closer to mouth, so you can hear and better observe chest rise. When jumping in the water, never dive under water always keep your eyes on the drowning person. Approach feet first so you can kick them off of you, if they´re active. And this was all under ARC course and in Europe as well.

[@androgamer5593]

A tragic accident happened yesterday in city called Vadodara, Gujarat, India...a school had a picnic with around 27 people..where around 24..10 year old kids and 3 teachers in a place called "lake zoan" where they all had a Boat ride and suddenly because of overload the boat drowned and 15 children with 3 teachers also drowned and died..that place was near to my home but I don't know how to swim thats why i can't help.. if something like this happens again in my life i wanna Help thats why i searched this video😢

[@Dorimefasolatedo]

If you don't know how to swim then just don't do what the video did lol, and just call the authority. In order to save someone from drowning you must first learn how to swim. What an idiot

[@anythinganymore3596]

Dont ever try to help em without any floating materials cos they will pull you down

[@MAJ786MJ]

Good that you didn’t help them. Or you won’t be here to comment today.

[@gallisukesh7691]

I was about to save a kid she grabbed my neck I am starting drowning and losing breath some how she was less weight I get her to safe side and this vedio helpful to me

[@gallisukesh7691]

And I teached my cousin how to swim and he save his sister from drowning

[@RhinoYT409]

Bro I just got a 2:00 minutes unskipable ad 💀

[@ForAncientKingAndElvishLord]

I can float and swim on my back and on my sides with one hand, but I can't float vertically or swim face down. I wish I could overcome my fear and become a professional.

[@jerryhall5709]

It's difficult to float vertically because of the smal surface of the body being pushed upwards by the water.

[@ludwigvonmiseswasright4380]

Blow bubble out of your nose, with your nose below the water line, and your eyes above it. Get used to that. Plug your nose with air bubbles on their way out

[@DJ-Aleks]

Training super 🔥

[@Christian_Wedoy]

Thanks, happy to get feedback :)

[@kocTomaxa]

Now try doing the same with your clothes on in dark, cold, fast-flowing water.

[@MenadiaAlaa]

Thankyou dios contigo

[@JensBoot-l3k]

Why on gods green earth is this recommended to a 14 year old the size of a 7 year old? I have to use a car seat raiser to get to my desk!

[@Zainab-sw7wm]

I just watched this twice just in case someone drowned even though I can barely swim, but I can definitely save someone or maybe drown with them. Who knows

[@MAJ786MJ]

You will drown. Dont go if someone is drowning without a floater.

[@Zainab-sw7wm]

@@MAJ786MJ yea i should use a noodle or something

[@MAJ786MJ]

@@Zainab-sw7wm tube or rope or anything you can throw from land, except if youre fit and good swimmer like this one in the video

[@AHADMOHAM]

The case isn't easy, as the drowning won't be in a stable position like shown in this video

[@yushaq2434]

Don’t worry about my head going under. I’m already drowned and can’t be more drowned 🤣

[@pawepluta4883]

It's critical to pull the victim's butt from the water, otherwise during CPR you'll be pumping the pool out through them.

[@petefrancisco3267]

Yup, make him float..

[@Veritas-dq2hs]

Wtf is up with that loud obnoxious music for this video??

[@JohnGoodwin0426]

Just got certified with the American Red Cross. This rescue is not what we were taught. Not rescue tube!? That extrication is an old method but can work if there is no one to help with a back board.

[@edymations714]

"I already drowned and i will not be more drowned"~ Christian Wedoy

[@caidFNch1s2]

How can I save a drowning fish?

[@caidFNch1s2]

@user-ml5xl7th1b I asked that as a joke, lol

[@jerryhall5709]

Throw it back in the water.

[@hayathfarm]

Untill it's pool this seems cool, what if it is muddy lake your guts will shake

[@yolanda6392]

How tf did he drown for the camera

[@tusharyt9951]

😢 bhai deep water main float krha tha ek bacha dub gya usney mere dono ped pakdliya or mujhe bhi lg bhag duba he diya tha

[@melwest1407]

😂❤

[@RicardoBrown-uq1vj]

Why didnt the other persons help😢

[@hillyhilly2737]

This is not a small girl, it is a woman!

[@sallyben-tov3237]

how did you know all this? fRoM a Yt ToTuRiAl

[@omerbayrak1808]

I dont see any of your videos that explaining how to rescue a stubborn person who makes a lot of moves and takes you down. I believe it is more common in real life.

[@Christian_Wedoy]

It's coming

[@omerbayrak1808]

@@Christian_Wedoy thank you 😂 what a nice guy.

[@eugenevoltage1654]

I would like to see this also. Just had a horrible situation helping an adult struggling in open water. I had to swim while assisting them. They were conscious and trying but struggling to swim. So I could not turn and swim backwards with them. Luckily there was a pier nearby and someone noticed and threw a ring to us.