Most DRAMATIC Lifeguard Rescues (Bondi Rescue Season 10)
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- The biggest and most dramatic rescues from Bondi Rescue - Season 10.
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Bondi Rescue follows the work of the elite professional Lifeguards who patrol Australia’s busiest beach. This is Australia’s real life Baywatch! Taking the viewers on their journey through mass rescues, drownings, resuscitations, shark sightings, and all number of the weird and wonderful experiences Bondi Beach dishes up.
In #BondiRescue the audience sees the action through the eyes of real characters and #lifeguards like Hoppo, Deano, Reidy, Jesse, Maxi, Whippet and Harries, as they catch thieves, perform CPR, make drug busts, break up fights, and even handle a navy bomb that washes ashore one afternoon. Every year throws up new and completely unexpected challenges, and how lifeguards adapt is what makes Bondi Rescue a show that’s about much more than swimmers being saved in the surf.
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These were intense. Which rescue was your favourite? (p.s. Shake out that stress with something on the lighter side ruclips.net/p/PL0Xa58krD0jWn5w_h6wMA5vcviiQVoOn7)
Love the vids
i clicked so fast 😂
definitely the last one was the craziest
My favourite were the fact that all survived.
Harries , so calm and focus in any situation always be favorite
The fact that Harries even saved the board for the guy.... per heroics. Every. Single. Time.
Bloody pom ......😉.
I was watching surfers last weekend , Tynemouth, North Sea. That bloody cold , even the seagulls had jackets on 🐧
Absolutely.
For some reason I have a crush on harrries
Did you mean pure heroics??
what's wrong with me? I read it as prehistoric XD
Honestly the woman with the dogs helping to distract the boy is such an angel.
This made me cry honestly. I felt so bad for the boy
something similar happened to me when i was at the beach i saw a young girl around 5 with police and saw her dad was being tended to by paramedics so i let her play with my puppy until they got her dad to come to
As a mom of autistic kids with high anxiety, I am so appreciative of those who were so caring toward her son. What beautiful people.
I know right 🥺
As a man with autism that has a lot of panic from scars left from his childhood. It kills me inside when i see young children with similar conditions in these situations. I feel so bad for them. I am grateful for those that step up, that are able to act with compassion and kindness when they see they are needed.
"Can you get my board?"
"Shut up"
Harries is elite
LMAOOO TIME STAMP PLS
@@loafy5397 4:05
@@isabellagreen2654 THANK YOU
That was awesome 😂😂😂
He didn't deserve to have his board returned. Lifeguards there are too nice.
Also this deserves to be in Netflix. Edit: Holy i never got so many likes.
* on Netflix
@@maxtaylor-knowles9918 trying to grub here ehh?
IKR DEFFFFFFFFFF
@@maxtaylor-knowles9918 yh it was go on Netflix
I literally agree
as soon as I heard the woman's son had down syndrome, I bawled. I have a brother with down syndrome and I can't imagine him lost and so confused, especially since he cares about family so much, it would break his heart to see mum or any of us in that state. Thank you for keeping him calm and distracted while also trying to save his mum's life. I really pray for her recovery.
They cared for his feelings in a compassionate way as well, even the woman with the dogs. Touching that they recognized his emotions and situation but still scary for him x
same thing here. i have an older brother with down syndrome, he’s 18 and understands how grave things have to be for someone to go the hospital, him being a two time cancer survivor at ages 4 and 8. it breaks my heart, seeing a boy who would be full of joy worrying for his mom like that.
@@panceddo9085 your brother's so brave, sorry he went through that, Hope he's better now and praying for the best for him ❤️
Thank goodness a couple people realized that he was the woman’s son and told the lifeguards! I’d hate to think of him left behind on the beach.
People helping people ♥️
@@gianisoma yes, this too!
I am a lifeguard in Spain but here the beaches arent as crowded at bondi's. What those guys do is awesome. They are heroes.
Only the fact that you decided to dedicate your life for the safety of others makes you a hero too mate ❤️👊🏻
we appreciate yall
❤️
Aunque no haya tanta gente, el simple hecho de hacer lo que hacéis es digno de admiración. 🥰🇪🇦
Donde trabajas Jorge?
"My wife can't swim, so i took her out into the roughest ocean without a life jacket"
Life insurance be slapping
Some people don't have two brain cells to rub together.
@@KellyGrishin hahaha yea
I hate how ppl there think that wearing lifejacket is uncool just like wearing a helmet.
of course u shouldnt be out there that far if u cannot swim in first place, but wearing life jacket can save ppl also reduce unnecessary danger for lifeguards as well
@@KellyGrishin lol uyp
I love how the woman at the end distracted the son with her dog. They all handled that situation so well. 💙
It shocks me that people go in the ocean if they can’t swim.
People who thought they did know how to swim never swam at Bondi.
@@Chewbecca101 truth some ppl can doggy paddle and try to go up against waves outside the flagged area
I can't swim but I surely know how to keep myself distant from the deep waters one wrong move I could drown, but thankfully where I live at, the beach isn't dangerous the waves aren't scary because the water is always calm
@@metalhead_9698 Everyone can swim. I throw babies and puppies in the pool to help them learn to float and get out. Our instinct is to swim. And if these idiot tourists understood what a rip tide was, they could ride that out as well. Trust me, you can swim. Go out there and enjoy it, it is awesome!
@@Chewbecca101 awe thanks man I appreciate it thanks for the tips although I'mscared of deep waters but that won't stop me even if I'm epileptic
Wow, this video was intense! The waves were huge during the first rescue and the last one was really sad. I hope the lady recovers. 😦Thank you Bondi Lifeguards for saving lives everyday, I appreciate you all! ❤️
yea
🙏🏼
Yep
I don’t know if it’s 100% true but apparently the lady died due to complications from the aneurism and heart failure. Someone commented saying that was their aunt.
@@Jaxnay219 Thank you, Suga.
Many people are asking about her.
Oh my...my eyes filled up w tears when the guy aiding the son started talking about having family & his eyes welled up...you all are ROCK STARS...better yet...EARTH ANGELS...
"My wife can't swim"
Then WHY was she in the OCEAN
Especially at the deep parts WITHOUT A LIFE VEST?
I can't swim either and the people I was with was forcing me to go deeper I'm like nahhhhh & left 😂😂
@@ellona3645 you're smart 👌
@@ellona3645 You made a good choice that day. You never know what could've happened if you went in deeper without knowing how to swim
I guess their plan is to stay very close to the shore but they are dragged further out.
I’m so glad they handle that last one the way they did. My fiancé is high functioning autistic, but even then, when his family finally told him that his mom had cancer while he was doing wrestling competition, it was super hard for him to handle. So, in this situation, giving him the reassurance he does need while not giving full detail to him is probably the best cause that’s a scary thing.
I know that they can't exactly determine the young man with Down Syndrome in such a short time but it makes me sad that they just assumed he wasn't mentally fit enough to be informed. The thing with Down Syndrome and other conditions such as Autism is it can be a spectrum. I've known some fairly independent people with Down Syndrome who likely could have kept their heads in that type of situation. At the very least they were certainly smart enough to know that she was in critical danger.
But I think the fact that they referred to him as a boy and he asked for help looking for his mom just like a kid would probably means he wouldn't have understood.
Just to be clear I'm neurotypical myself with severe ADHD
Jake's emotion. Tough situation. Makes you appreciate life
😬My bad Jake. That's Whippet. 😳
Whoever it is bless his heart lol
The fact he still saved his board after all that...legend!!
For anyone watching this, if you ever get caught in a rip DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT try to swim against it back to shore. You won’t win against the rip. Swim parallel to the beach until you’re out of the rip. Then (normally) you can just swim or body surf back to the beach. If you swim straight against the rip you WILL tire out and more than likely drown. I did 4 years in the USCG and that was one of the first things we learned during beach rescue training.
Also, don’t go in the water if you can’t swim. I’m sorry but why would you go in the water if you cannot swim. I taught my daughter to swim at 8 months old. She could flip herself over and float then started swimming. How does someone not know how to swim? It second nature to me, it just happens when I’m in the water. Well however that happens, STAY OUT OF THE WATER OF YOU CANT SWIM!!
Can i ask if you are in a rip? Is it best to look either side for breaking waves and swim to them? Doesnt tht pose a drowing risk in itself? Im a experienced swimmer, but NOT in the ocean, so i woudlnt go above waist level unless its a extremely calm sea and even at that only because i am such a strong swimmer, im havent swam in few years so i havent been in water above knee level lol i just dont understand how people think its worth the risk
Some of us were never good at swimming as children so we didn't bother learning as adults 😂 As a rule I stay away from all bodies of water so no risk for me LOL
@@djfhfh Yes. If you swim into the breaking waves then you will be out of the rip. Just keep swimming until you are well clear. The most important thing is to realise you are in a rip. I was once walking out of the ocean when I stepped into deeper water. It took me a while to realise it was a rip I was in. Even though I'm a strong swimmer and knew about rips my initial reaction was to swim to shore as it wasn't far. Before I knew it I was way out. That was when i swam parallel to the beach in into the breakers. If I'd recognised earlier it would have ended a lot quicker.
With regard to your question about the risk, if you're swimming to shore the waves will propel you. If they are very big then they could break on top of you. If this feels like a risk then you shouldn't really be in the water in the first place. If you get smashed down just wait until the wave has broken over you then come up for air.
I'm not saying I know that everyone thinks this, but in my experience a lot of people esp tourists think that when they get in the water they will somehow know what to do or swim like a reflex or instinct. They never do. Same thing happens when I go hiking. I've had to help tourists get back to trailheads in the pitch black of night with no water. They always tell me they didn't think they would need those things. It doesn't make any sense to me but it is what it is.
Ignorance reeks from you. Did you know that some people live in regions where there is little water or don't have swimming pools?
Him tearing up made me cry
same
one of the rare times I shed tears, kids loosing their parentes is so sad, especially in this case..
Yeah
Me toooo those guys are everyday heroes and do not get enough credit for this tough tough job.
Who teared up? 🥺
i’m sorry
but imagine going unconscious in the water and waking up topless surrounded by bondi lifeguards looking over you and a big crowd of people
i would pass away
d, it happens more than you realize. But, you would be so sick that you wouldn’t care! Paramedics and Lifeguards have to cut some clothes off in certain situations to gain access to ones chest to look for injuries or to use a defibrillator. They try to put something like a light towel to cover you up if you are conscious. Just remember, they’ve done it so many times that they’ve seen it all. It becomes very clinical. All they want to do is save your life. 😃 I do understand what you are saying, though. 😉
Modesty always comes second in a resus though
@@nahum3557 Yes, always! Your life is far more important.
@@gianisoma Of course, I’m sure they understand that the lifeguards and paramedics are gonna see something private, but not a whole crowd of people. I get humans are curious by nature but surely it’s just basic human decency to leave a woman alone while she’s exposed and has almost died
Child birth is so much more fun
I’ve got so so so so so much respect for every single lifeguard! They’re just doing such a good job!
I have a son with non verbal autism and my biggest fear is if I became incapacitated and my son would just be standing there not understand. The dignity of care you showed the young man with Downs syndrome in taking into consideration his disability and the need to not scare him with certain knowledge should be applauded
Is there some sort of waterproof bracelet or necklace he can wear that has a tube that can hold a paper with your contact information and anything else written on it? I think I have seen something like that.
@@triciac1019 I have that. But what I was saying if I was incapacitated myself
Let’s have a moment to appreciate local surfers helping people in trouble too✨
The dog owners automatically doing a distraction for the young lad is enough. That's the best of people.
Gosh, the guys did such a fantastic job on the last one! Wonderful medical care and resus on the mom and they showed so much care and empathy toward her son! It really made me choke up a bit and I’m not a crier!
When whippet started crying at the end my heart melted
The last one was so hard to watch. Im so glad they cleaned her up and took care of her as well as her son. I cried, my heart actually breaks for her. I really hope they’re doing alright
I kinda love the italians guy accent, it is kinda rare to hear an italian with an australian-ish accent
He’s called Mario :)
Haha go to Melbourne
Heroes don't wear capes, they wear swim shorts and a surf board!
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How do you wear a surfboard 😂
I love the way people react to such a bad situation as the last one, helping the boy with down.
I hope the woman and her son are okay.
Must say we'll done to ALL the Bondi lifeguards who helped the unconscious mum and her son, they were so professionally and yet caring and nurturing towards her son and keeping him calm and distracted was key while they worked on him mummy. Got all emotional and was tearing up myself when whippet was talking at the end. Well done lads
I think they handled the situation with the woman’s son at the end SO well, they kept him calm and distracted
I need to know what happened after like omg 💔💔💔 so heartbreaking. The woman who let him hold the dogs, she was so sweet ❤️
yeah that worked out great and could have been terrible. I wonder if what they did was their standard procedure they would normally do with children whose parents are in bad shape like that.
There's no normal in their jobs but empathy is a must. I'm sure they have related PR training although simply being a good human comes from elsewhere.
@@Ass_of_Amalek In many places around the world, the textbook response is to distract the children as much as possible until their loved ones, relatives, or family friends come in to support them.
@@christinecannibal844 She died
Everytime I watch their vids my anxiety went 📈📉📈📉📈📈📉📈📈📈📉📉
Same i be freaking out
First video really had me with those crazy waves they were so rough and right next to rocks
Thank you ALL rescue! You REALLY superman 🙂
I don't cry too often. But how well they treated that young man with down syndrome made me bawl so hard. The fact locals were also willing to help, so beautiful
Bless the guys that kept the Downs son calm & not upset him. You all did a great job to keep him busy & occupied with the dog. I truly hope you all know what you do is not just a job, it's in your blood.
The way the lads helped the young boy cope and how they kept him calm and distracted is amazing, i really hope she is ok and that his aunt answered the phone so he wasnt at the hospital with her on his own, my cousin has downs and i know how stressed he gets when a family member is hurt or upset i cannot imagine what is going round in the young mans head, we are trying to find a way to tell him that our favorite aunt (not his mum) is sadly dying 😢😭
These lifeguards are great when it comes to supporting people with additional needs like in this episode, the one with the little girl with autism, the deaf woman, the teen with epilepsy and the man with autism. I am a support worker for adults with learning disabilities and trust me, people aren't always as understanding and attentive.
Did the sound cut off at the end for anybody else? It cut off around 19:20 for me and then came back on at legit the last second.
Yep
This made me cry, They are so caring and loving for that boy and his mother. honestly bondi deserves more.
Hats off to the rescuers!!!
Like no comments!!!
The way they handled the boy and made sure he doesn't get concerned!!!
I swear kudos to them!!
Honestly when the life guards are so kind to people with mental health issues they are just the best. When they start to cry I honestly cry I bit to they are just so helpful they don’t get thanked enough!! ❤️👑✨😘🥺
The Bondi lifeguards are awesome for protecting the visitors at Bondi Beach!
Of course I always hope for happy endings but even more so in that last case. Hoping the mom with the son was alright in the end.
I was a lifeguard for a few years and trying to rescue someone who is on the bigger side is extremely difficult. The waves just don’t carry you at all. I had a guy who was around 130kg and had to call back up because he kept tipping the front of my board and I was only 54kg… he came back at our community event 9months later and was down 21kg, said it was a wake up call because he said the second he hit the water he just sunk!!
Ha imagine that, A kiwi getting rescued in Aussie with his wife who's Korean and the Lifeguard is Italian
Gotta love that!
Lol "kiwi getting rescued"
Any updates on the woman who had the anurism (sp?). Thank you all for risking your lives everyday to help others. You've renewed my faith in humanity. Prayers for your safety as you rescue your patients at Bondi Beach. You're all my heroes. Blessings and Shalom.
Someone said she most likely died😞 maybe thats why they blurred their faces. Even the life guard was tearing up. I hope her son is in good care.
Where is the woman? aka time stawp?
@@Lbozo101 starts at 13:15.
These guys are absolutely incredible, they really risk their own safety to keep other people safe. So much respect for them.
To see how compassionate everyone was for the young man whose mother was in critical condition.. kudos to you all.
If I could go to any beach I would go to Bondi. Bondi lifeguards are absolutely amazing!
DAMN so much respect for these guys. Australians really do have balls of steel.
Right!!! Real men are in australia frankly 😂👌🏾✨💋
I’m in training to be a nurse assistant and I am also taking EMT courses next fall. This show is one of the main things other than a few personal reasons that has inspired me to do so.
my heart dropped when they said that the unconscious woman's son had down's syndrome, but the crew did great keeping him distracted and asking him questions, i hope his mum made a good recovery
From what I understand, she passed away from an aneurysm. Whether it's true or not, is up to debate. I hope it's not.
They handled it perfectly. My little sister has downs and I would have been so thankful and appreciative if she was in that spot and they took care of her like they did that young man..kudos to you guys!
The part with the women and her son…got me choked up. Lifeguards are truly heroes!!!!
This show has actually taught me so much about safety in the ocean, i mean im a good swimmer and im smart enough to not venture further than i feel i have control, i dont understand people who go deeper than knee level when they cant swim, it takes one dip in that floor qnd waters over your head. We will never be a match for the ocean, ever just remember that, just rememeber putting yourself at risk puts lifeguards at risk, you think its not dangerous for them too? Only thing is they know what they are doing
These people are literally risking their lives to save yours and all you care about is your deposit? Be grateful you’re alive, these people are angels.
God Bless them. True humanity right there caring for the mum and the extra tenderness for her boy. I teared up too.
I have so much respect for these people. The sea is one of the most underrated or underestimated killers in the world.
The amount of energy, strenght and willpower needed to do this job is crazy.
You guys should do educational videos too! How to get on the board, rips, anything you'd want us to know about bondi beach. I live in Michigan and I'll tell you there are no lifeguards here in my area on the beach. You'd think they'd teach us this stuff in school since we are surrounded by lakes with insane rips and waves but they didn't. I'd totally donate to the making of that series.
Brilliant lifeguards, my mum had an aneurysm and the last clip definitely hit home for me, major respect for these guys!
“My wife can’t swim” wait, what?! What’s she doing in the surf then?! 😰
I wasn’t crying until the lifeguard was crying at the end... ughhh so touching to see his compassion
If this ever goes on Netflix or Hulu I'm gonna binge watch it!
The lifeguards exhibit a truth I learned decades ago...'every life touches every other life' ❤️
These fellas (and gals) are heroes every day! And the woman with the dogs!
Honestly the woman with the dogs helping to distract the boy is such an angel ❤❤😇😇🥹🥹👇
Bondi lifeguards or any lifeguards deserve way much more attention, they save lives everyday.
That lady that brought her dog at the end for the son was so sweet.
Needs to come back to Netflix in the 🇺🇸! It was on there a long time ago, but was taken off. So glad we can watch clips on RUclips, but wish we could watch full seasons.
Worth doing a search for the series number - I've seen almost all of series 6 that way... just browsing one only gets what everyone else is sharing at the time
Harries is saving the second guy’s life in a tricky and extremely dangerous spot on the rocks battling 10ft+ waves and the crazy guy doesn’t realize the danger and is only concerned about the rental board and the fee he will have to pay if he loses the board. Unbelievable. He doesn’t care about his life, just getting the deposit back for the board he rented. He put Harries and himself at risk of getting hit in the head with the rental board if a set came in and the guy is still clinging onto the rented board. Give it up to Harries tho! Srsly, Harries has SO much patience and worked that high stress situation extremely well under pressure and got that stubborn guy he rescued to act correct. He rescued 2 dudes in that tricky spot! That’s rough! I wish I could stay that calm and cool in intense moments. AMAZING job Harries! What a legend.
It's touching to see how deep it runs with these guys about the job they do. Awesome gentlemen!
They all deserve a long hug and a big thank you. They're doing their best at their jobs even when it's life threatening and exhausting. ❤ Salute to all life guards whose doing their jobs properly.
It's the earliest I've been for a video. Usually I'm 7 years late.
Jake, all you life guards are incredible. For me the unsung hero here was Jesse. ❤
That last one really broke my heart... Oh my god... Please somebody tell me she ended up okay.. please tell me the son was okay and had other family to come comfort him. You guys NEED to do a little follow up PLEASE 🥺🥺🥺 especially with ones like that.. I wont be able to sleep at night without knowing the outcome and what happened to that mother and son 💔💔💔
I was wondering the same thing. Hope they let us know and all works out.
Since their faces are blurred, it's less likely they want to be in public spotlight again.
She died
@@InTeCredo No shit Sherlock, they don't have to be on camera, just a message of what happened
@Sanningen wait really? Where? In the video? Or do you have a source link that you can post? I really want to know what happened
God bless the lifeguards for all the hard work they're constantly putting on to save us ♥️
OMG The woman with the doggies is so sweet and kind :( It made me more emotional seeing the dog looks like mine :(
They've done their best to rescue lives. They are the heroes. Respect them when they are doing their job and listen to their instruction. Life-saving Rescues are there to save lives.
That last one:
He took extra special precautions for an extra special young man.
That's the way to do it, lads. Amazing work.
Petetition for this to be A NETFLIX SERIES WORLDWIDE
This was so sad. Especially the last one. I really feel for that boy. 😭
So surprised at the number of people that can't swim, but continue to go out into the surf. Kudos to these amazing life guards 🎉
They are all so amazing and deserve just as much credit as any other front line workers! ❤️
4:05 😂😂 “Shut up” that was hilarious. I’m glad he save him and also save his board
as mucho as I am, when they rescued the woman in the end who had a son with down syndrome, and the way they helped the boy....I couldn't help to cry as a baby hahaha.... wow Bondi Rescue WELL DONE guys !!! very very well done !
Harries is so professional! He reads the waves and rips sooo well
i don't think i've ever been this early to a Bondi upload before... ever. w o w
Riiight
What these lifeguards do for everyone is everything it’s more than just a thank you it’s a gift that everyone should be thankful for ❤️ And sometimes people don’t even say thank you….
harris was so professional in the first rescue, defo one off my fav lifeguards
This was my favourite episode yet. Well done guys you have hearts of gold.
I love how you guys do your job so well and still do your job in bad weather 👍🏻
I would like to say God Bless every life guard and keep them safe!
from carol
It's so cool to see what real situations happens at Bondi ❤
The last one made me cry. God Bless
This deserves to be on Netflix
Love all these lifeguards. God bless them!
I swear when I visit Australia I'm going to the best pizza place, order 15 extra large pizzas and deliver them to the Bondi lifeguards. They. Are. Amazing!
👍
These lifeguards are true heros. Angels saving lives.
11:35 - I’ve never thought of how people can UTILIZE a rip! So interesting!!
I agree! If I hadn’t utilized a rip when I was younger I would have died.
I'm so glad that we have lifeguards, if we didn't so many lives would been lost
Thank you to all the lifeguard all around the world