Gym owners, members save man having heart attack at Titan Fitness in Haverstraw

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  • Опубликовано: 26 мар 2021
  • Earl Kellman, 66, collapsed on the gym floor at Titan Fitness in Haverstraw.

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  • @HaveAGoodDayFk.U
    @HaveAGoodDayFk.U 2 года назад +4406

    Titan fitness was like, "Nope, you ain't getting out the contract that easy"....

  • @wolfgangbloodymeatsack1687
    @wolfgangbloodymeatsack1687 Год назад +1370

    You were all at the right place, at the right time. Beautiful people, doing beautiful things.

    • @ericb5457
      @ericb5457 Год назад +4

      Why are they wearing masks?

    • @boulderman1357
      @boulderman1357 Год назад +7

      @@ericb5457 covid lol 😆 😂 🤣 they still mandate it in some places

    • @UNC.357
      @UNC.357 Год назад +5

      @@ericb5457because everyone wants to look like subzero

    • @avici0182
      @avici0182 Год назад +1

      @Shire_Hillz lmaoo 🤣

    • @martinjugolin2087
      @martinjugolin2087 Год назад

      @@ericb5457 Idk, but working out with a mask is suicide, you'll suffocate when tired and you might hyperventilate because you won't be able to breathe correctly.

  • @dearcole123
    @dearcole123 Год назад +462

    That woman is a hero. What a smart and capable woman she is. Nurse and business owner and saved someone’s life - amazing

    • @jdaz5462
      @jdaz5462 Год назад +8

      Likely, the main factor was having the AED available and people who are trained to use it. AED's save lives.

    • @CreativeUsernameEh
      @CreativeUsernameEh Год назад +6

      @@jdaz5462 Every gym must have one, I believe. I'm glad that a nurse who has probably seen this many times before, although maybe never in the gym, was nearby.

    • @jdaz5462
      @jdaz5462 Год назад +3

      @imadepooh I didn't. Sometimes I wonder how people like you get through life.

    • @shantilus
      @shantilus Год назад +4

      woman woman woman, woman woman, woman
      How about, just a good human being.

  • @tianathomas7732
    @tianathomas7732 Год назад +142

    Wow. A business owner, a nurse, and now a hero too. She’s definitely blessed and highly favored

  • @Midnights0105
    @Midnights0105 Год назад +121

    This was my bus driver. This man was the most down to earth individual I’ve ever met in my life

    • @CoCoGemel
      @CoCoGemel Год назад +4

      Was? Is he ok?

    • @dg6099
      @dg6099 Год назад +7

      @@CoCoGemel probably saying was because he’s not his/her bus driver anymore

  • @amyrick5631
    @amyrick5631 Год назад +489

    It’s no question about whether they saved his life or not, they DEFINITELY saved his life. This is why it is so important for as many people to learn how to do CPR and how to use an AED. It makes survival chances increase massively!

    • @laowai2000
      @laowai2000 Год назад +2

      No kidding. Saw somebody have a heart attack in a remote part of China and people were giving him an arm massage. Took forever for ambulance to arrive. Still feel guilty to this day that I did not rush over to help. Instead went off to have lunch. Half an hour later an ambulance arrived to pick up a corpse I assume.

    • @Waseemmmm
      @Waseemmmm Год назад +4

      I can't believe she asked him at 0:58 "Do you credit the people at Titan Fitness for saving your life"

    • @JC-kz3ut
      @JC-kz3ut Год назад +3

      Yes. Everyone in the British Army are taught basic first aid (and I'm sure the US Army is the same), and it baffles me how this isn't taught more widely. We are taught that CPR won't save anyone's life, but what it does is gives that person at least a fighting chance by keeping the oxygen flowing to their brain (so they don't become a vegetable if medics are able to save them). That chance is the best thing you can give someone in these situations, and imagine if the nurse weren't there...

    • @KrGsMrNKusinagi0
      @KrGsMrNKusinagi0 Год назад

      we learn it in highschool here in texas where i went it was mandatory

    • @user-sm3uc8wf6r
      @user-sm3uc8wf6r Год назад

      @@KrGsMrNKusinagi0 That's awesome. They should teach this in every school around the world. Schools really don't teach you any life lessons and it's bizarre.

  • @luigiwastaken
    @luigiwastaken Год назад +1002

    I go to the gym and feel like every single person is staring at me. This dude has a heart attack at the gym and no one even acknowledges it for a minute. This story in some weird kind of way gives me confidence lol

    • @obornyi2407
      @obornyi2407 Год назад +273

      Here is a little tip: Do you stare at everybody? No? Why should everybody stare at you then? When I really thought about this I realized maybe sometimes someone is looking at you, but only because you are there. In their mind, they are occupied with whatever. When you walk anywhere, are you in your own thoughts? It's the same with other people, they think about whatever goes on in their life. You are just one person from thousands that they see. And one last thing that helped me: You will never know what anyone is thinking. What if you stress yourself about this one person looking at you, but he/she has the exact same thoughts about you? What if they think oh man I bet he is judging me or similar? I hope this helps, you decide what you think and how you think, only you can get yourself out of this way of thinking. Believe me, you can set your mind free and you will actually feel free. Sorry if I could not make my point clear, I am not a native speaker, but I had the same problems. Let's do one last example. When I am standing at a traffic light waiting to walk over, I always think about the people in the car looking at me judging me etc, but then I thought, wait, when I am sitting in a car and I see a person crossing the street, what do I think? Nothing really! I just see another fellow human going his way. And if I think something good or bad, he/she will never know. Same with you, whenever you think someone is looking at you, staring at you, judging you, you will never know if they are thinking good or bad about you, or if they thinking about you at all. You can't influence it, so don't even think about it. Good luck my friend

    • @leelunk8235
      @leelunk8235 Год назад +81

      @@obornyi2407 YOU WROTE A WHOLE LONG PARAGRAPH OF NONSENSE MY BOI

    • @user-fk9vm6no5i
      @user-fk9vm6no5i Год назад +59

      @@obornyi2407 i aint readin allat

    • @skarunarona2029
      @skarunarona2029 Год назад +25

      @@obornyi2407 I am sorry but you need help bro

    • @hustleallday8632
      @hustleallday8632 Год назад

      You dont give af about what people are doing in the gym and they don’t give af what u are doing either… just your mind playing tricks no body is staring.

  • @passaroquetemasanaovoa
    @passaroquetemasanaovoa Год назад +168

    A gym may seem like a weird place where everyone just minds their business in their own headspace, but it’s actually a great community of committed people

  • @deborah3112
    @deborah3112 2 года назад +121

    So thankful his head didn't fall onto those, next to his body, bar bells...happy he recovered after quick help from others !!!

  • @SgtTeddybear66
    @SgtTeddybear66 Год назад +57

    YOU'RE NOT SKIPPING LEG DAY THAT EASILY!

  • @gazzelle4
    @gazzelle4 Год назад +119

    This past June, my 46-year-old sister had a cardiac arrest while walking to lunch with some friends. Fortunately, they were next to a gym and one of the employees ran out with an AED. They also did CPR. That night, she was placed in a medically induced coma. Five days later, she walked out of the hospital on her own. No muscle damage to the heart, but she did have to get a mini defibrillator inserted on her chest.

    • @mmmmoooonnnniiiixxxx
      @mmmmoooonnnniiiixxxx Год назад +21

      @@coquinjany covid and a sudden cardiac arrest are two seperate things. But I don't expect for someone of little medical knowledge like yourself to understand.

    • @eclipsegfxable
      @eclipsegfxable Год назад +11

      @@coquinjany Probably, they should check out "Died Suddenly"

    • @Howitgoes799
      @Howitgoes799 Год назад +15

      @@mmmmoooonnnniiiixxxx Gonna play devils advocate, don’t you see how a sudden increase of sudden death during these past three years is very strange?

    • @josephineawor2904
      @josephineawor2904 Год назад +6

      @@Howitgoes799 Maybe it's just that you have a sudden interest in these increase of sudden deaths instead. Baader-Meinof phenomenon or frequency bias, and then confirmation bias on top of that.

    • @Howitgoes799
      @Howitgoes799 Год назад +3

      @@josephineawor2904 It can be those bias all at the same time (most likely) But there have been some stats that do suggest there has been way more excess deaths then usual. Though that might just fall into the “correlation does not equal causation” thing.

  • @W00DY420
    @W00DY420 Год назад +25

    God bless these people!!! He looks like such a nice sweet man 😢😢 Thank you!

  • @joncalleri1587
    @joncalleri1587 Год назад +4

    So beautiful to see how fast everyone reacts to help him! Thank God he's okay!

  • @diegogonzalez714
    @diegogonzalez714 2 года назад +56

    Poor person those heroes came to the rescue

    • @peterd9427
      @peterd9427 Год назад +3

      Everybody really should do a first aid course at least once in their lifetime. IT PISSES ME OFF TO SEE SO MANY USELESS SPUDS STANDING AROUND A DYING MAN! if that was your mum, dad, wife, father, child, baby, dying... Would you want someone to do SOMETHING?.. And if you're reading this and don't know how to do basic CPR, shouldn't you just take a couple of hours to do a cheap course that could save your loved one, or you for that matter??

    • @maxwellcorbin4764
      @maxwellcorbin4764 Год назад

      @@peterd9427 What do you want all 20 of them pounding on his chest at once? of course there will be a bunch of people standing around because there are simply only so many people who can help. They literally had at least three people kneeling next to him taking turns performing CPR (as stated at 0:34). I could understand your comment if no one or only one person helped, but it is the opposite of what you are complaining about, they had an abundance of help in this situation.

  • @Amber_MM_
    @Amber_MM_ Год назад +6

    Glad they were there with the skills they knew to use and that he is still here 💞 thank you to all who assisted his survival 🙏 and stay well, sir 💓

  • @Purewalite
    @Purewalite Год назад +76

    Absolute heroes.

    • @azazello1784
      @azazello1784 Год назад

      Are you serious? They shouldn't have interfered with nature... It was his time to go.

    • @BerryIium-
      @BerryIium- Месяц назад +1

      That has got to be the worst take I've ever heard, azazello.

  • @bw6066
    @bw6066 Год назад +5

    Thank you Titan fitness first responders and nurse!!!!

  • @np494609
    @np494609 Год назад +27

    Good work guys, glad to hear this and for what it's worth he's lucky others were around

  • @grant9047
    @grant9047 Год назад +1

    glad everyone came together and helped him, thanks everyone

  • @thadgb2485
    @thadgb2485 Год назад +48

    Just a FYI some people might feel cracks and crunches when you are doing CPR to an older Fellow or lady. That's their ribs breaking but carry on... Get that heart starting again. Broken ribs are minor in these situations.

    • @peterd9427
      @peterd9427 Год назад +10

      Well said! Everybody really should do a first aid course at least once in their lifetime. IT PISSES ME OFF TO SEE SO MANY USELESS SPUDS STANDING AROUND A DYING MAN! if that was your mum, dad, wife, father, child, baby, dying... Would you want someone to do SOMETHING?.. And if you're reading this and don't know how to do basic CPR, shouldn't you just take a couple of hours to do a cheap course that could save your loved one, or you for that matter??

    • @forefatherofmankind3305
      @forefatherofmankind3305 Год назад +5

      @@peterd9427no money … can u transfer me some ? I will do the course right away and save many lives.

    • @probablynot2123
      @probablynot2123 Год назад +13

      @@forefatherofmankind3305stfu, I took a free one.

    • @Rico401Prov
      @Rico401Prov Год назад +2

      I wouldn’t want them to be in pain so I feel it’s best to stop immediately and wait for emergency services

    • @Nikki20971
      @Nikki20971 Год назад +6

      @@Rico401Provcan’t be in pain if they’re dead, and that’s what they’ll be, if you stop compressions.

  • @lloydtxw
    @lloydtxw Год назад +12

    That’s intense. I just started crying watching them all converged on him trying to save his life.

  • @TheeRighteousOnee
    @TheeRighteousOnee Год назад +167

    This seems to happen often at gyms. Scary how you never know if and when your heart will give out.

    • @sergiofonseca2285
      @sergiofonseca2285 Год назад +27

      this happens everywhere, but you only see where it had cameras

    • @TheeRighteousOnee
      @TheeRighteousOnee Год назад +15

      @@sergiofonseca2285 I'm 28 and sometimes I feel like my hearts gonna give out when I'm at the gym. 😂

    • @ericb5457
      @ericb5457 Год назад

      I bet he tipped over from the vaccine

    • @alejandroperez5368
      @alejandroperez5368 Год назад +47

      Especially after getting the 💉

    • @TheeRighteousOnee
      @TheeRighteousOnee Год назад +5

      @@alejandroperez5368 has nothing to do with that.

  • @Thecharliesruiz
    @Thecharliesruiz Год назад +1

    Oh that’s scary and I’m grateful for peoples saved this man life💙

  • @tylerperez8755
    @tylerperez8755 Год назад +1

    Amazing everyone of them is a hero. I almost lost my pops at a spin class. God bless all them

  • @johnnylira3312
    @johnnylira3312 Год назад +19

    That gym looks SWEET!

  • @anthonygarcia3922
    @anthonygarcia3922 Год назад +14

    I'm actually surprised he didn't hit head on those weights going down that fast

  • @DirtyHairy84
    @DirtyHairy84 Год назад +3

    Awesome story and what great action by folks that care about humanity. I don’t even know you but I’m great full for what you did.

  • @albeit1
    @albeit1 Год назад

    Knowledge is a powerful thing. As is compassion for our fellow humans.
    Decisions made years ago saved this guy.

  • @telesniper2
    @telesniper2 Год назад +12

    Man it could have been way worse. Looks like his head missed those plates by just an inch or two when he went down!

  • @vivianagonzalez6632
    @vivianagonzalez6632 Год назад +1

    Amazing!!!!! Beautiful people! 👏🏻👏🏻 bravo! ❤

  • @MIZK0NG
    @MIZK0NG Год назад +1

    From a fellow nurse, thank you for your quick response!

  • @Eshayzbra96
    @Eshayzbra96 Год назад +9

    lets also appreciate the fact that nobody whipped out their phone, which is a usual thing to happen in situations like this (these days)

  • @Cary543
    @Cary543 Год назад +4

    Anybody else get chills watching this the first time?

  • @AnthonyDoesYouTube
    @AnthonyDoesYouTube Год назад +1

    My faith in humanity is slowly restoring 🥺😢 enough to make a grown man cry

  • @reader6690
    @reader6690 Год назад +4

    What a blessing!

  • @RobbyTripp
    @RobbyTripp Год назад +1

    These people are ALL heroes! God bless you all.

  • @imsleepy7883
    @imsleepy7883 Год назад

    My respect for these people are so high right now we need more people like this.

  • @internal_dialogue9290
    @internal_dialogue9290 Год назад +5

    I really don’t understand how you can just stand there on your phone and not rush over like one man did right away. God bless those that jumped in to help him and hope he has a full recovery.

    • @sophiepaton8217
      @sophiepaton8217 Год назад +1

      I was looking for this comment, wtf!

    • @milirodriguez8493
      @milirodriguez8493 Год назад

      I get so annoyed when people just stand there close to the scene and do nothing 😒 like I understand he was already getting help but why be that close to just stare 😑

    • @udubeats4543
      @udubeats4543 Год назад

      He may not have noticed. Wasn't direct line of sight, equipment between them at the moment he turns. And ear buds with music going makes it easy to tune the rest of the world out and hard to be present.

  • @TLovetoDance012
    @TLovetoDance012 Год назад

    God Bless you all!

  • @smokeywilly4364
    @smokeywilly4364 Год назад

    I’m glad someone noticed, poor guy. Hopefully he’s able to work out still.

  • @windybassham3130
    @windybassham3130 Год назад

    God bless those who helped

  • @ufcknockouts07
    @ufcknockouts07 Год назад

    Thank you for 1. Saving this mans life. and 2. Bringing in this hot reporter to tell us about it.

  • @thatdudedez6751
    @thatdudedez6751 Год назад

    amazing! great job to all involved

  • @kedmonds2123
    @kedmonds2123 Год назад

    This is amazing!! These people are really good Samaritans!!

  • @PedroGHaack
    @PedroGHaack Год назад

    I'm so glad to hear he's fine

  • @emreyes1971
    @emreyes1971 Год назад

    The gym owner said, “God put us together”, as she spoke to the gentleman on the phone. I love that!! ♥️

  • @obiwanjakobe9814
    @obiwanjakobe9814 Год назад +2

    at 00:53 the picture of him made me smile he looks like a bright soul

  • @johnmcguire5594
    @johnmcguire5594 Год назад +6

    Can’t have enough AEDs they’re wonderful, and they do save lives

  • @BrittyK19
    @BrittyK19 Год назад +3

    Amazing. It wasn’t your time buddy. Get well soon. ❤️

  • @user-bo4vm8de1t
    @user-bo4vm8de1t Год назад +3

    Здоровья спортсмену!!!!

  • @andystamas
    @andystamas Год назад +2

    Amazing story! And he was so close to hitting his head on that weight too. It was not this man’s time to go.

  • @veerchasm1
    @veerchasm1 Год назад +1

    Good job, all of you! Get well friend

  • @sweettexast2894
    @sweettexast2894 2 года назад +6

    Well done!!!!

  • @reginehinshaw9307
    @reginehinshaw9307 Год назад +1

    “God put us together.” ❤️

  • @bensquirtle
    @bensquirtle Год назад

    Wow, that gave me goosebumps.

  • @Peace-Of-Mind-
    @Peace-Of-Mind- Год назад

    what if your gym is 24/7 and during the unstaffed hours someone needs help? how do you know when to use defibs ?

    • @veeno3983
      @veeno3983 Год назад

      If u don’t hear a pulse use defib

  • @le9335
    @le9335 Год назад +3

    Way to go! Hang in there, Earl!

  • @Victor-ze3sd
    @Victor-ze3sd Год назад

    Great those people intervened. As always, when events such as these occur it's always interresting to know why it happened, any ideas?

  • @nellyfootlong
    @nellyfootlong Год назад +2

    Well done guys xx

  • @Eyelohim
    @Eyelohim 2 года назад +7

    The only heart attacks i had were rows of heart emoticons, sent to me by my exes on whatsapp.

  • @simrancecil8380
    @simrancecil8380 Год назад +1

    I've noticed people who workout and people who dance suddenly get heart attacks

  • @ravenstylea2
    @ravenstylea2 Год назад

    Finally a good story to soothe the soul and give me hope for humanity

  • @distorbia20
    @distorbia20 Год назад

    The other day in a gym in London this happened. An elderly man fell to the floor and ambulance came to work on him over 40 minutes we left don’t know what happened to him. Next day I asked the gym worker and she said is medical issue and for privacy couldn’t share. When we all left he wasn’t responding. So sad to see

  • @mocha2717
    @mocha2717 Год назад +2

    My scariest experience in the gym was seeing a man break his arm while lifting weights.

  • @jeradserdar9746
    @jeradserdar9746 Год назад +2

    God did put you there, it’s nice to see you give the glory to God

  • @Mr.Reality
    @Mr.Reality Год назад +1

    In 2 years from now, every random gym bro: Pulls out phone, "Hey ChatGPT, how do I revive a dude that has a heart attack inside a Titan Fitness?"

  • @Interknetz
    @Interknetz 2 месяца назад

    Gyms are probably the safest place you can have a heart attack.
    As far as I know, all gyms have defibs, staff trained in CPR, and have a high chance of members that are actually also first responders.

  • @firstprototype
    @firstprototype Год назад

    I'm glad angels 😇 walk 🚶‍♀️ around us, we will never know how much we want them to be there ❤
    Pay it forward, share it forward ✌️🙏

  • @KC-kq3iv
    @KC-kq3iv Год назад +1

    GOD bless.

  • @joef5697
    @joef5697 Год назад

    Great job. Swift response! Thank goodness he didn't hit his head on any equipment. It could have been worse.

  • @mohammedalaqel2440
    @mohammedalaqel2440 Год назад

    Respect!!!

  • @DennisAllums
    @DennisAllums Год назад +4

    What kind of wierd town is that, a man collapsed and everybody came to help? Strange.

  • @paclos29
    @paclos29 Год назад

    There’s hope in this world

  • @omaryvm9821
    @omaryvm9821 Год назад

    It's amazing, hopefully everybody knows how to give CPR

  • @bananas1318
    @bananas1318 Год назад

    Thats scary how a heart attack can just happen like that, like he couldnt have been having that many issues if he was at the gym... he was just there and out of nowhere a heart attack.

  • @claymac7895
    @claymac7895 Год назад

    He is so incredibly lucky that happened at the gym with an AED and team of 1st responders right there. Had that happened at home he wouldn’t have lived.

  • @resilientred1699
    @resilientred1699 Год назад

    Great job people. Way to go!! Glad his well.

  • @831farmeros2
    @831farmeros2 Год назад

    🙏🏻👍🏻 Awesome people.

  • @wondereagle
    @wondereagle Год назад

    You need to shock while the heart is in ventricular fibrillation. This can last a couple of minutes. Once flatlined, the fibrillation has stopped, and few come back from that. It’s the quick zap that saved this guys life. Every gym should have one.

  • @watchtellyinuk
    @watchtellyinuk Год назад

    Turn the audio up - cannot hear anything!!!!!!!

  • @bradtheraptortrainer1718
    @bradtheraptortrainer1718 Год назад +1

    Everyone should be trained in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) It would save many lives!
    Also, always be physically active, people that have a myocardial infarction (heart attack) while exercising have a greater chance of survival compared to those having one while not active at the time being!

  • @tfun101
    @tfun101 Год назад +10

    The news chick in her mask…lol 🤣

    • @chrisgriffin6489
      @chrisgriffin6489 Год назад +1

      Ligerally dying from it and not seeing it

    • @Arturo-im1nh
      @Arturo-im1nh Год назад +1

      I’m sure it’s a gym requirement. Most people who work in healthcare environments still wear face masks. The owners themselves do, so they enforce it in their gym. Better safe than sorry.

    • @tfun101
      @tfun101 Год назад

      Keep following the science everyone..that good ol science lol 😂

    • @tremeschinion9420
      @tremeschinion9420 Год назад

      @@tfun101 science says you die instantly if you get shot in the head...
      nah, just ignore it guys, those scientists don't know what the hell they're talking abo-

  • @richardresendez2325
    @richardresendez2325 Год назад

    Yes great job guys 🙏🙏

  • @leelunk8235
    @leelunk8235 Год назад +7

    DO CPR ONLY IF YOU CAN'T FIND A PULSE

    • @BaldMancTwat
      @BaldMancTwat Год назад +2

      That's what I was thinking. She said he was unconscious and I was like "Why are you giving CPR then?" but sometimes it's just obvious from lack of breathing.

    • @cornevanerk9981
      @cornevanerk9981 Год назад +1

      We are taught to give CPR if they are unconscious or having trouble breathing.

    • @leelunk8235
      @leelunk8235 Год назад

      @@cornevanerk9981 WRONG

    • @cornevanerk9981
      @cornevanerk9981 Год назад

      @@leelunk8235 not sure why you say this is wrong. Its promoted and what lots of people do and it saves life's.

    • @leelunk8235
      @leelunk8235 Год назад +3

      @@cornevanerk9981 YOU JUST SAID , IF THEY ARE HAVING TROUBLE BREATHING DO CPR, WHY WOULD I COMPRESS A PERSONS CHEST ON THE FLOOR NON-STOP 100 TIMES IF THEY ARE HAVING TROUBLE BREATHING, MAKES NO SENSE

  • @capricornblack3450
    @capricornblack3450 Год назад

    A wonderful story

  • @mr.bhewjew3212
    @mr.bhewjew3212 Год назад +2

    But now he won’t be going back for a long time, doesn’t it take nearly a year for your heart to back to normal so it can get used to pumping hard again during a workout.

  • @k.watson7769
    @k.watson7769 Год назад

    Thank you Jesus🙏🏾❤️

  • @PalashAgrawalECE
    @PalashAgrawalECE Год назад +1

    How did he got cardiac arrest? Was he straining his heart a lot? Was he lifting higher weights? Was he on steroids?

  • @underatedhockey4148
    @underatedhockey4148 Год назад

    You think people continued to workout after ?

  • @rachelkessinger2295
    @rachelkessinger2295 Год назад

    OMG! So glad he didn’t hit his head on that plate rack right next to where he fell

  • @thsstphok7937
    @thsstphok7937 Год назад

    That was a heart day in the gym.

  • @icajunwoo
    @icajunwoo Год назад

    He was blessed that day
    Right people at the right time

  • @sisterinchristdaily5331
    @sisterinchristdaily5331 Год назад

    Your all heros 100%

  • @esense9602
    @esense9602 Год назад

    "Bro, you will not die before finishing your leg day."

  • @blueday4644
    @blueday4644 Год назад

    I learned CPR, I saved a man's life.

  • @williemclean3224
    @williemclean3224 Год назад

    Great job guys.

  • @nighthood9184
    @nighthood9184 Год назад +1

    In my country, if you get heart attack or any arrhythmia in public place, you dies.
    No one know how to push the chest.
    What they will do is record that accident with smartphone

  • @joeyricefried9621
    @joeyricefried9621 Год назад

    AMAZING!!!

  • @klakklakk9778
    @klakklakk9778 Год назад +1

    When will news outlets learn that cardiac arrests and heart attacks are different

  • @harlan5339
    @harlan5339 Год назад +1

    The fact that everybody just kept lifting of standing there doing nothing kinda creeps me out. I get theyre shock though