Up Your Game (running): Unresponsive and not breathing

In this video Usha helps Ben when he collapses while they’re out on a run.
Would you know what to do?
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How to help someone who is unresponsive and not breathing:
The person has collapsed and does not respond or move when you call their name or gently shake their shoulders.
Step 1:
Check if they are breathing: tilt the person’s head backwards to look and feel for breaths. If you do not see their chest or stomach moving, hear or feel breaths, they are not breathing.
Step 2:
Call 999 immediately or get someone else to do it: as soon as you call 999, you will have someone to support you in this situation and help will be on the way.
Step 3:
Give chest compressions and ask someone to get an automated external defibrillator (AED)
Step 4:
Open the AED and follow all its voice prompts: an AED is a machine that can be used to shock a heart back into normal rhythm. Once opened the machine will give you full instructions on what you need to do. Just listen and do what it says. This may include continuing with chest compressions.

[@majoro7251]

thank you so much for this, I like to run and knowing this is a great help.
The video was nice but description with precise steps was more helpful.
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[@isabelsummers8017]

I want more videos on up your game british red cross

[@pherplayz2055]

WHY

[@alexcattana9474]

If he is unresponsive and not breathing he is obviously dead

[@rishoo9183]

But they might be knocked out or in cardiac arrest.