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Just by looking at this. Yeah they should get a lot of credit for saving lives and watching out for people 🙏 I'm scared of the water and can't swim, I'm 17 as well but I'm really happy that we have people called lifeguards watching us
Bruh this video was in 2011 have you been to the beach where there are life guard's so one simple video will make you think lifeguards saves lives everyday smh your an fool.
Imagine how scared that poor guy was. - in a foreign country - drowning - died for 5 minutes - was revived - is surrounded by large men talking to him in a foreign language - a ring of people clapping for a reason he does not know of - likely still in pain/shock That's enough for me to have a stress and panic induced seizure and just drop dead.
Pickles I legitimately laughed after reading this post, it’s so true, and imagine a camera in your face capturing the whole thing, he must have been like wtf
I know people are curious, but surrounding someone that is in a medical emergency is the worst thing to do. You're stressing them out, and making it harder for rescuers to work.
I agree. If ever I happen to be on a beach and I see something like this I'd grab a binch of towels and recruit people to hold them up so no one can see
I wouldn't go as far as saying " stressed out " I will agree that it is very difficult to work with on lookers because it takes time away from the care of the person. My dad is a retired fireman and I have seen it done a thousand times and people should've respect for an emergency situation and go on with what they are doing.
They call it the ring of death.......and people should know better......the worst moment of someone's life shouldnt be an excuse to gawk for your own entertainment.
They started clapping when the lifeguards found a pulse. The lifeguards brought him back to life - they got him back. The crowd were applauding the lifeguards' actions, but I understand if you saw it a different way.
Bruh I’m not the fastest runner but if someone told me to run the defib I wouldn’t question it I would drop my shit and run, the lifeguard at the tower was like “MATE JUST RUN”
ikr. he was like "ooh, they need me to run this defib out, no worries, lemme just take me thongs, bag, give me mate my clothes, have a laugh. OK I'll go now. Oh hahah". Like seriously.
bluezedd even so, if someone is running to you with an important looking bag frantically pointing somewhere telling you to RUN, you run. You can hear his friends yelling “GO,GO” but yes he did the job.
They also have people filming the show which makes me question certain things. Also, if I couldn’t leave my post I would fucking yell at the first person I saw. “SOMEONES DROWNING, RUN THE DEFIBRILLATOR OVER THERE AS FAST AS YOU CAN. I wouldn’t calmly say “. Hey can you do me a favor and run the this over there mate. Yeah mate someone’s drowning run this over there.
The anesthesiologist actually helped saved Ryan’s life! At first the lifeguards were doing cpr way too fast but when the anesthesiologist told them to slow down it actually helped him into breathing!
he was going way too fast lol its supposed to be a total of 100-120 compressions per minute. Also they didnt sunction the airway for some reason before putting in the OPA/Vents and it was overall terrible CPR. @@veganwaffle
@@veganwaffleobviously you have absolutely NO clue of what you’re talking about……. CPR was WAY too fast, complete chaos during CPR, ignoring an anesthesiologists advice and help, basicly just a bunch of amateurs……… ( and YES I’m a nurse anesthesist and ICU nurse!)
Imagine going to work everyday and having to constantly save a bunch of people ftom themselves and the only thanks you get sounds like a bunch of pots and pans falling down a staircase.
This 9 yr old video popped up in feed and since I'm quarantined and bored I looked it up...The compression rate would have met 2010 guidelines. at least 100/min (including pauses) allowing chest to fully rise in between with no specified maximum. (mentioned that faster was better than slower) They were doing ~140/min before accounting for pauses and the chest seemed to be fully rising.
Man, when I was a kid, I didn't listen to my parents when they said "don't go too deep/far". I always thought that I would manage to swim, despite I was really bad at swimming.
I mean.. if there's like 6 lifeguards around the guy, I'd probably just stand there too. I don't know CPR, so I wouldn't want to get in the way of the people who actually know what they're doing.
also if anyone else is wonder, i did some research and thankfully found out the korean student made a full recovery. you really saved a life here boys.
It’s funny how we never take situations seriously until we see it. The guy who ran the AED over and his friends were smiling and joking around. He prolly came to his friends in a different tone after seeing them do CPR
Henry Ishikawa its not his fault, I would question it aswell. Why would a lifeguard ask it if he can do it himself. I know now that there needs to stay atleast 1 guy at the tower but I didnt before seeing this.
I'm pretty sure he didn't really understand the situation. The man talks to him in english quickly and with a little accent. This dude seems to be french, as his friends were talking in french. It takes time for him to understand what he was supposed to do. Besides, one second before he was smiling and having a good time with friends, you can't blame him for not changing his mood quick enough
It was being recorded as well they are there with those massive mics and camera ....I would think it was a joke if the lifeguard wasn't soo urgent about it
Imagine e being dead for 5 minutes and open your eyes to see a ring of people clapping. In my opinion I think that when there is a serious medical issue everyone should clear off and let the lifeguards/paramedics do their thing.
As my health teacher said when teaching CPR (which most of my 2,000 kid school is certified) if it means sacrificing a few ribs for a life sacrifice the ribs
@@bucklakelukie I have done CPR for more than 19 years as a medical anesthetist. Only once have I broken any ribs, so no, they don´t "break" as a fact. They can, but it´s rare. The chest and ribcage are very flexible.
Imagine just entering heaven and having the best five minutes ever then god comes up to you and says mate you gotta go back now some guys brought you back to life
Back in 2008 these blokes saved my twin brothers life after he was under water for to long, I've never been able to travel back to Bondi from Perth WA to thank these men for whom my brother owes his life too.
I am a former EMT here in the states, and I had tears in my eyes. My heart was going to him and hoping he would be okay and brought back. I have a deep respect for anybody in the lifesaving community, and that includes lifeguards.
This made me pretty emotional. What an absolutely amazing job these guys did. To the bloke whinging about the "violent" compressions, I just finished my 3 day advanced first aid course and the trainer said you will always crack ribs if you're doing CPR correctly. These guys worked together so well and all reacted with composure, which is an incredibly difficult thing to do in a real life situation.
I had to be resuscitated numerous times growing up and always had cracked ribs when compressions had to be done, because of that I did advanced first aid in the hopes I would be capable of helping someone in the future, that happened and I've broken two peoples' ribs with compressions but they lived, at that's always the most important thing ever
Big Fudge My CPR course last year said 100 compressions per minute. "One and two and..." You will be almost exhausted after one or two minutes. Then hopefully another person can relieve you.
props to the lifeguards. i havent seen many people say it in these comments, but such an amaxing job done boys. this is why you are here, you save lives.
let’s just all appreciate the guy in green shorts, although he took his time to understand what he had to do he did it. He managed to get the important equipment in the place it needed to be in the nik of time
Lol he was lazy c'mon. He only did it because he got told umpteen times and even then he still didn't do it until the lifeguard had to be dramatic and say someone is DEAD. Then he broke into a lazy ass jog. FFS, he was shit! I would've made a valley in that sand I'd have moved so fast at the first ask.
@@angeloddrev lazy is a bit daft to say, he was clearly not a native english speaker based on the confusion on his face and the group he was traveling with speaking french. From his perspective this random guy walked up surrounded by cameras, asked him to take a bag in a fairly nonchalant way and pointed him down the beach. This guy also probably doesn't watch the show doesn't know the lifeguards wear blue and doesn't know what a AED bag is The Bondi Lifeguards knows the importance of communicating a message in appropriate tone but he failed to do so at that time he should of said something much more imidiate "Someones dying i need you to run this down the beach now!!" Then followed up with a bit more clarification of where to go and kept pressure on him to go quickly. But beauty of hindsight could woulda shoulda, he got the kit there and the man was revived. I'm sure the lifeguards reviewed all events to refine their reactions as they do with all major cases down there and in recent years they have been much more clear about communication with members of the public assisting them.
@@angeloddrev if someone points a camera at you, give you a bag and say run take this to them, you gonna be like what? He didn't understood what was going know, is this a prank, am I on TV? What is a camera on me? Also there a camera man with him, probably sound guy also, could have sent one of them
@@Meltman1000 yea thats one thing thats annoys me. Ive seen the camera guys get close ups on someone drowning.. i think they stopped sending camera guys in water soon after that.. I was amazed at how ridiculous it was. And then its like theyd rather pretend the sound person n camera dont exist then worry about a life (Im not saying this about the lifeguards, im saying it about production. I guarantee the production team told lifeguards they wouldnt get involved for liability reasons in any situation, but its like in ones like these its ridiculous
I must say that was some damn hard CPR, see how his stomach and chest raised like that crazy, this was a while ago but I must praise that lifeguard team for acting so calm and quickly
Kpop_ 2007 sorry. Internet messaging eliminates connotations and implications. It’s hard to understand what someone is trying to say when just reading script
kinda arrogant when he said "We've done this a lot of times. we know what we're doing" to the anesthesiologist . when your doing cpr too fast (which is clearly what they are doing) it wont compensate to blood that should be flowing into your heart and brain same as when doing it slow. so you thought you are saving a life but what ur doing was basically useless.
@@pulse1772 yes, but again... "We've done this a lot of times. we know what we're doing" . they said a "lot of times". they SHOULD have already know by then how to do that properly and the adrenaline and stress level should already be controlled if they have really done it a lot of times.
I've always refused to comment on things like this but as a lifeguard trainer and first aid trainer firstly i want to say they saved this guys life man and that's all there is to it, they followed their training and done their job. But secondly due to some comments i'm reading i really want to mention that this is their working environment and they are in charge.. who is to say the 'random' layman person is an anaesthetist or a doctor etc, some people just want in on the action, they just see a possibility to be a hero. It happens, you get them everywhere and my hat goes off to these Bondi guys for their hard work and the many many lives they have saved!!
I agree, great job not standing aside for this guy, being an anaesthetist is nice and everything, but this isn't 72 and fluorescent as we say, this is real life out in the field. Being a medic for 20 years I have encountered a countless number of times where someone says they are a doctor. My first question is what kind of doctor (being a dentist or psychiatrist doesn't count), let me see your credentials and are you willing to transport with this patient? 99.9% of the time they back off. The one time the doc was willing to do all that he saved my best friends life who I was responding on after he got ran over by a dump truck on his motorcycle. The doc clamped his artery in the field and saved him from bleeding out. These lifeguards are just that, awesome guys that risk their lives to save others. great save
stealthbiker45 We had a podiatrist that we initially deferred to for about 1 minute when he demonstrated that he had no idea what he was doing and it was "get the fuck out of my scene!" and back to work we go.
Alan Mcrae if he hadn't stepped in he may not still be alive if you watch closely they had the mask the wrong way up also the bloke was doing the compressions far too quickly
***** At no point was the mask the wrong way up. These guys saved this mans life due to their training and effective team work. If any of my staff; people i train or pass work anything like these guys i'd be a proud trainer and they'd be the people you'd want around you if you suffered a sudden cardiac arrest.
Life has a way of reminding how vulnerable life is, since of us get so catch up and wrapped in oneself, situations, distractions, and troubles that it's easily it ( life ) can be taken away.
Your vocabulary isn't enough for your stupid thought...read and understand what you read so that you will not be out of your mind. Jot it down and get your own dictionary, and it will teach you all vocabulary words to comprehend. You just made me laugh...
Man, such respect for these lifeguards. They keep professional and even friendly under the most difficult circumstances. The amount of compassion this must take is astonishing.
Resuscitation is one of the hardest parts of the lifeguard's job. But you can feel literal chills when you hear "We got a pulse! We got him!" sentences and the applause coming right after it 👏
That guy took so long to start running with the equipment, just all smiles. If a lifeguard handed me equipment and told me to please run it to the person in need, my fat ass would be running as soon as I was told where, backpack and all. *Edit : as pointed out to me in the first couple replies, he was speaking French so probably had a language barrier. I didnt notice that as I was watching with subtitles, so I suppose it makes sense why he took a bit to spring into action*
As a respiratory therapy student. Soon to be practitioner, these videos hit a special note for me. Absolute heroes. I’ve never resuscitated anyone as of yet but it’s amazing. I’m so proud of these guys work
@@SarcolKent well since this video aired I am now DOCTOR TOFU, and I provide primary care to underserved and unserved populations in my current country. Soon, I will do this in Asia.
Ryan Kim suffered SCA(Sudden Cardiac Arrest) while in the waters. He knew how to swim and was healthy 26 yo. Sometimes healthy young people suddenly have cardiac arrest for some reason. Lot of comments here on why Ryan was stupid to go swimming without knowing how to swim. Fact is these commentators are stupid to rush to judgement without knowing the facts. Anyways, Ryan made a full recovery thanks to lifeguards and Defibrillator which was very important piece, no amount of CPR would've saved him.
Sherryl Marianne Waterson aeds only shock a ventrical fibulation ventral tachycardia not just a pulse other things need to be either passed with a cardiac monitor or there heart to be restart as well as epidural pushed
the only thing that i can say .....thank u JEZUS CAUSE YOU STOOD RIGHT THERE WITH THE guarts and you let them help this yung man come back only with you LORD only with you.it makes me happy when i see people servive.cause im a churge lady. yall be bless and keep thanking the LORD evryday you wake up.
CPR isn't nice to watch it's kinda played down, a lot of people will have broken ribs, but it's necessary to save a life. If people think he was too hard on him they don't know shit
As a lifeguard myself, seeing things like this makes me feel so much better about not working at a beach. You have to be prepared for everything, but being responsible for such a massive amount of people all at once is insanely intimidating
In 2007 I saved a tourist in Manly Beach as he decided to swim alone in the evening with no rescue team operating. I was also a tourist but a good swimmer... I remember this guy crying for his life as the waves were taking him away...I tried to pull him but he was exhausted and I also started to be...I told him that the current was too strong to fight, he was hardly breathing, I tried my best to keep his head out of water... We let the shore roll away...as the current became weaker we find another way to reach the beach... Thanks for saving this poor Korean guy... Forgive these reckless tourists, waves on a sunny day look so harmless...
Thank you for sharing your story, sir. As someone that almost drowned in a public pool when I was 8 years old, I remember all I wanted at that moment was for someone to notice me and help. After quite some time of struggling I realized I had to save myself and swam to the side of the pool but was distraught. It’s been over 20 years and I still remember it vividly and became a better swimmer because of it. You’re a great person to save a life in need!
How does an American "bloke" go about donating money to these Life Guards? I want to donate money to purchase them more equipment if needed, pay for more man hours if they want. Is there a way I can donate money directly to help them?
The guys on this show are the professionals which are there every day of the year and I think are funded by the council. However you can donate to the clubbies on the Bondi Surf Life Saving website. They are volunteers who help out in the summer and the money will go to gear for them.
@@dlldll9754 it’s not so much that we’re broke. It’s that our money is controlled by idiots that don’t know the first thing about how to stick to budget.
@Ghostwarrior YT that's not what he means. He means if you can't swim and you still go swim in the sea, you shouldn't be surprised if you live a near death or death experience.
@@jujuu1339 Yes, He did make a full recovery and even visited the lifeguards again. Brain damage can occur at 4 - 6 mins of the brain being without oxygen. After just 1 min brain cells can begin to die, 3-4 mins the neurons start to suffer more extensive damage, 5 mins and death is almost imminent, 10 mins the brain will remain alive but you'll like be in a coma and lasting brain damage is almost inevitable, and anything after that is nearly impossible to survive. He could have suffered some brain damage, it could be something like memory loss, not all brain damage is the same, it can be minor, mild to severe.
Pinki Cutie well yeah he was, his heart has stopped beating and he has stopped breathing. He was revived, if you do it quickly there’s a chance he will live
I was in Thailand sitting the public boat and it was so fast Our stop has come so I jump out of the boat first then the boat leave with my parents onboard I was told to stay put and wait for them to come back and it was already scary for me Seeing this I pity this guy
As a Medical University professor, 35 years in Pre hospital and Emergency practice specializing in remote and rural practice and a former life Guard trainer this team did a GREAT job.Naysayers need to calm it down.
NOLAPA it always nice to hear from someone whos actually an expert. not just a keyboard warrior. as someone else said he's alive and breathing so they were successful. in my first aid courses they taught us it was about taking care of the most urgent things until you can get your patient to hospital.
Good job! Poor thing probably has broken or fractured ribs from the compressions, which is a very common thing to occur......But he has life. Which is more important.👏
They were also very wreckless with his head/neck when moving him further up the beach. Scary, their experience does make me question because they did not all handle the adrenaline terribly well. Was very close to just pummeling a water logged body with a broken neck. Did not see a roll before compressions either?
@@RuskiVodkaaaa actually my dad was a lifeguard also as far as i know before especially 8 years ago, it was that fast but every year it changes the counting so yeahhh
Rip tides are no joke... one of my nephews almost drowned when a local rip tide swept him out and while he was a strong swimmer he didn’t know how to deal with rip tides (he was also 8). Luckily I had seen the three nephews sneak out onto the beach and followed them and was able to get my nephew back to safety... what haunts me is that on the very same day, just a mile down the beach, the same thing happened. Three kids snuck off from the adults to swim, the youngest couldn’t fight the rip tide but sadly there was no one there to help him.
When i was 9 years old i almost drowned because of a 2 meter wawe that made me hit the bottom so hard that i was knocked unconsiuos, thankfully my dad managed to scop me up and run to shore.
@@Lillifee2311 the defibs analyse then determine whether a shock is needed. So it would've shocked the man and told them to continue cpr after the shock
I am korean and I remember my whole time studying in school from 8:00am till 10:00pm with all the class mates. No time for outdoor activities such as learning swimming. Now I spend most saturday at beach near catsle rock beach where my husbaund grew up. Even though I know how to swim now, I stay in water where my feet can reach to bottom without waves. Water is unpredictable when there is high wind or wave.it's funny that my husband have been volunteering as life saver for over 40 years at beach
SouthwesternEagle usually high schools start at 7~8 am and ends around 9~10pm,, plus extra studying at home or studying place where we call ‘dokseosil’ where students pay for a quite and clean place to study and concentrate
*Bondi rescue: Posts video* *7 years: Passes* *The video: In my recommendations* Excuse me RUclips? *ThAnK yOu FoR tHe LiKeS! This made my day* Oh mah gawd. 2.2k likes!💀💕 I feel like I can happily die now *my life is complete*
I'm only seeing this now. When the lifeguard at the tower gave the man the defib and told him to hurry he literally took his cool time taking of his bag. If that was me I would have dash off like I was sonic.
First off, yea I get that but he was a whole different race speaking French his fitness were speaking French also so it would take a while to understand and know exactly what he wants you to go and do what. And look he did it and Ryan Kim survived
appreciating how the bondi lifeguards take good care all the beach goer tourists...they treat them well save them and send them to the hospital!! they are going a great job this are the real heroes!! salute to you australians!!!
I've seen these on the show but never this one in particular. Really shows how much skill these lifeguards have, and how serious their job is. Honestly so much respect for them ♥️
March 14th, 2008. I was 18 years old and lifeguarding at our local waterpark. Kids often like to do the deadmans float while holding their breath. I dont like it for obvious reasons. This kid just happen to sink to the bottom. Now I've never been in a situation like this before. I jumped in and grabbed him, and began to walk to the edge with him in my arms. He was limp, pale and his lips were blue. Couldn't have been more than 7 or 8 years old tops. Lucky for me another lifeguard was walking by and saw what happened. He grabbed the kid and began performing CPR. I had frozen. I yelled to the front desk to call 911. Emergency came and took the kid to the hospital. He has no memory of the day, but he survived and is just fine. I received employee of the month for freezing up on a limp kid. I've never frozen since and I never will again. It only takes one time holding a limp kid in your arms to know how to save a life (but you should still be certified in CPR and first aid)
A little bit of a same story for me too i was only 13 when my cousin slipped and dropped in the pool she was lucky i was there coz we were alone I jumped immediately and put her up before she drowned.The only casualty was my phone and my money lol 😂
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You did the great job, God bless you
U spelled favorite wrong, oh wait I live in the U.S
Omg when everyone claps when he's alive!😂
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Bless you all
Lifeguards: Can you swim?
Every person on this show: This is actually the first time I've ever touched water.
you: putting every comment in dialogue form
@@bloodhoug82 i hate how everyone on youtube do it its just not funny
@@benshorthouse2979 it's so annoying and makes zero sense
Lmao
@@benshorthouse2979 so annoying
I feel like beach life guards don’t get appreciated enough, they are saving lives every day...
Yes, they are unsung heroes
Just by looking at this. Yeah they should get a lot of credit for saving lives and watching out for people 🙏 I'm scared of the water and can't swim, I'm 17 as well but I'm really happy that we have people called lifeguards watching us
Nikki Boo do you have in instagram
Just as important as doctors.
Bruh this video was in 2011 have you been to the beach where there are life guard's so one simple video will make you think lifeguards saves lives everyday smh your an fool.
Imagine how scared that poor guy was.
- in a foreign country
- drowning
- died for 5 minutes
- was revived
- is surrounded by large men talking to him in a foreign language
- a ring of people clapping for a reason he does not know of
- likely still in pain/shock
That's enough for me to have a stress and panic induced seizure and just drop dead.
He’ll know what happened
Pickles poor guy yes it’s horrible what happened, but you go swimming in a foreign country when you can’t swim, not a smart decision
And he can't talk properly.
Pickles I legitimately laughed after reading this post, it’s so true, and imagine a camera in your face capturing the whole thing, he must have been like wtf
Yes
I know people are curious, but surrounding someone that is in a medical emergency is the worst thing to do. You're stressing them out, and making it harder for rescuers to work.
Maybe the energy of so many people concerned (strangers ) affected the force?
I agree. If ever I happen to be on a beach and I see something like this I'd grab a binch of towels and recruit people to hold them up so no one can see
I wouldn't go as far as saying " stressed out " I will agree that it is very difficult to work with on lookers because it takes time away from the care of the person.
My dad is a retired fireman and I have seen it done a thousand times and people should've respect for an emergency situation and go on with what they are doing.
i would take a look and then just move on
Idk, usually the rescuers don’t look so stressed.
Imagine almost dying and just a large crowd of people around you just clapping
IKR? It's so freaking rude!
It's like the second coming! Pass out in the water, die, resurrected, and suddenly people are clapping around you
They call it the ring of death.......and people should know better......the worst moment of someone's life shouldnt be an excuse to gawk for your own entertainment.
You kinda worded that in a bad way they started clapping after the lifegaurds found a pulse again
They started clapping when the lifeguards found a pulse. The lifeguards brought him back to life - they got him back. The crowd were applauding the lifeguards' actions, but I understand if you saw it a different way.
Bruh I’m not the fastest runner but if someone told me to run the defib I wouldn’t question it I would drop my shit and run, the lifeguard at the tower was like “MATE JUST RUN”
ikr. he was like "ooh, they need me to run this defib out, no worries, lemme just take me thongs, bag, give me mate my clothes, have a laugh. OK I'll go now. Oh hahah". Like seriously.
bluezedd even so, if someone is running to you with an important looking bag frantically pointing somewhere telling you to RUN, you run. You can hear his friends yelling “GO,GO” but yes he did the job.
I would have dropped everything and run as fast I could. Just imagine saving a life.
@@bluezedd that's true. hearing his friend saying "allez go go go", i think the guy was a french tourist
They also have people filming the show which makes me question certain things. Also, if I couldn’t leave my post I would fucking yell at the first person I saw. “SOMEONES DROWNING, RUN THE DEFIBRILLATOR OVER THERE AS FAST AS YOU CAN. I wouldn’t calmly say “. Hey can you do me a favor and run the this over there mate. Yeah mate someone’s drowning run this over there.
The anesthesiologist actually helped so much. The lifeguards were doing cpr too fast and he got them to slow down to the right pace.
Staying alive, staying alive! Ha ha ha ha, STAYING ALIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE!
or
Another one bites the dust!
Tempo to cpr im told
Fancy panda0 your saposed to go “Once I was afraid, I was petrified,” and start from there
@@theraginggam3r679 I hate you so much
They were doing it right
@@kylebuchan9401 They were doing it too quickly.
The anesthesiologist actually helped saved Ryan’s life! At first the lifeguards were doing cpr way too fast but when the anesthesiologist told them to slow down it actually helped him into breathing!
He wasn’t going that much faster than he should’ve. BLS classes teach you to go pretty fast
he was going way too fast lol its supposed to be a total of 100-120 compressions per minute. Also they didnt sunction the airway for some reason before putting in the OPA/Vents and it was overall terrible CPR. @@veganwaffle
@@veganwaffleobviously you have absolutely NO clue of what you’re talking about……. CPR was WAY too fast, complete chaos during CPR, ignoring an anesthesiologists advice and help, basicly just a bunch of amateurs……… ( and YES I’m a nurse anesthesist and ICU nurse!)
@@Daveyseal why are you so mad?
@@veganwaffle because peoples lives are at stake………. Ehm……… are you joking or what?
Hearing "We got him back mate" is one of the most reassuring things I have ever heard.
Yes, but some guys wrote here in the comments that he has died later in the hospital according to some news.
Manic97 Nah mate that isn’t true..he came back later to thank them and gifted them with a case of wine.
@@wendyk00 Who says that? Could be a fake too.
If only i can bring my brother back.i realy miss him.
What happened :((
7:06 imagine waking up, not knowing where you are, to everyone clapping and a bunch of dudes with no shirts yelling _ya alrite mate you ded gooud_
Dustin Platt lmao what if it was a girl- that would be a very different story
「 I t z 。 S u k i 」 why? because male lifeguards are saving a life?
Imagine going to work everyday and having to constantly save a bunch of people ftom themselves and the only thanks you get sounds like a bunch of pots and pans falling down a staircase.
@Foxglove because for the defib to work the patient needs to be shirtless
@@cl0ud930 because for the defib to work the patient needs to be shirtless
the cpr was too fast at first, the anesthesiologist did a good job in telling them to slow down
Exactly. He was there on time.
He seemed to help calm down the situation a bit too
Yea and one boy says we done this alot of times....
These fucking comments need to stop all that matters is they did there job and he is alive now so shut the fuck up
This 9 yr old video popped up in feed and since I'm quarantined and bored I looked it up...The compression rate would have met 2010 guidelines.
at least 100/min (including pauses) allowing chest to fully rise in between with no specified maximum. (mentioned that faster was better than slower)
They were doing ~140/min before accounting for pauses and the chest seemed to be fully rising.
10 years later, I hope Ryan is alive and happy 🙏🏻
Ryan AMA!
❤❤❤
He is alive, he went back after recovering to say thank you to the lifeguards that saved him :)
@@atloos thank you for the update 🙏🏻
I'm a simple man, I don't know how to swim, I stay out of deep waters
J Enarma le Byle-Ka It isn’t always an option to stay in shallow water. You can get pulled out deep by a rip and there isn’t much you can do about it.
Learn how to or never go anywhere near water
@Storm Lead Hahaha. I hate any body of water! 😃
Swimming is a life skill. Learning it should be mandatory for everyone.
@@lonewolfsdesire hahaha. It is but I will never swim, never!
*On first date*
Her:”so what’s something interesting about you”
Ryan Kim:”I was dead for over 5 minutes”
JustTooAwful I laughed but that’s not funny 😂😂😭😭
JustTooAwful I shouldn’t laugh :(
That isnt funny
Well I've been dead inside for 5 years
Man, when I was a kid, I didn't listen to my parents when they said "don't go too deep/far". I always thought that I would manage to swim, despite I was really bad at swimming.
This brought a tear to my eye. Perfect example of humanity at its greatest!... Doing everything you can to save a person you don't know.
Same hear I couldn't help it😢👍👌
Like all those fucking people staring right i mean the only ones who helped hin were the lifeguards and thats their job
To kill things is human nature, to save things is human nature.
@@schwanzlutscher3861 bruh, don't even get me started...
I mean.. if there's like 6 lifeguards around the guy, I'd probably just stand there too. I don't know CPR, so I wouldn't want to get in the way of the people who actually know what they're doing.
also if anyone else is wonder, i did some research and thankfully found out the korean student made a full recovery. you really saved a life here boys.
Thank you. I was wondering myself
It’s funny how we never take situations seriously until we see it. The guy who ran the AED over and his friends were smiling and joking around. He prolly came to his friends in a different tone after seeing them do CPR
Henry Ishikawa its not his fault, I would question it aswell. Why would a lifeguard ask it if he can do it himself. I know now that there needs to stay atleast 1 guy at the tower but I didnt before seeing this.
I'm pretty sure he didn't really understand the situation. The man talks to him in english quickly and with a little accent. This dude seems to be french, as his friends were talking in french. It takes time for him to understand what he was supposed to do. Besides, one second before he was smiling and having a good time with friends, you can't blame him for not changing his mood quick enough
It was being recorded as well they are there with those massive mics and camera ....I would think it was a joke if the lifeguard wasn't soo urgent about it
Imagine e being dead for 5 minutes and open your eyes to see a ring of people clapping. In my opinion I think that when there is a serious medical issue everyone should clear off and let the lifeguards/paramedics do their thing.
@@Sophia-sm8jr why the lifeguard didn't sent the man who were filming?
my guy was dead for 5 mins. imagine chilling in heaven and then you gotta go back
Silent Night lol
I would be so pissed ngl
What if he was in Hell?
@@hothotheat3000 God be swearing at these lifeguards then!
Bruh XD
As my health teacher said when teaching CPR (which most of my 2,000 kid school is certified) if it means sacrificing a few ribs for a life sacrifice the ribs
Yep. That's exactly what I learned at my job in the CPR class
What do you mean by sacrificing some ribs ?
Samy Ynk compressions break the ribs
@@SunriseEnthusiast when you do CPR it can break your ribs
@@bucklakelukie I have done CPR for more than 19 years as a medical anesthetist. Only once have I broken any ribs, so no, they don´t "break" as a fact. They can, but it´s rare. The chest and ribcage are very flexible.
Imagine just entering heaven and having the best five minutes ever then god comes up to you and says mate you gotta go back now some guys brought you back to life
😂😂😂😂
@@its_kameryn6734 how tf is that funny
@@adorbsxmols2433 bc I laughed ❤️
Yeah especially when heaven is full of this young girls
@@LittleGoldenGunesh what -
Back in 2008 these blokes saved my twin brothers life after he was under water for to long, I've never been able to travel back to Bondi from Perth WA to thank these men for whom my brother owes his life too.
no one cares
Jerome Saab shut your dumb ass up two years later.
An Australian Bush Man stoked to hear your brother is okay mate. thats awesome. these blokes are bloody heroes.
An Australian Bush Man happy to hear your brother is ok
Jerome Saab i do
First time I've seen a real drowning video all that water coming back up wow
Me too
Half is foam
Where did you think it was gonna go?
Evonda Jamison It must have been SALTY
Cars &Watches COUgH, dO I HavE To anWsEr ThAT
Thank you everyone for saving his life. Respect from Korea.
ㅋㅋ 한국사람 만나니 반갑네요
North or South?
@@osamabinladen824 do you actually think that we are north koreans? And why are you even asking? Lol
@@jpark-ch I'm from North
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That is a very emotionally powerful video, and it shows what heroes these strong Aussies are. I am so grateful for their service.
Flipping hell that sent shivers down my spine when he was brought back to life!! I’m glad he’s ok!
NX_GAMING You seem like you have an accent.
Fluffy_Da _Puppy I read this in a British accent
salty bleach I thought it was either British or Australian.
666 likes oh my
I know! Felt so bad for him! ❤️. So glad he lived too
It’s horrible , i’m happy he is still alive ,
Good jobe for rescues
rincon pal cpr learned it in school it comes in handy
Romain RINCON it’s spelt job
Romain RINCON it’s job 😂😂
Madison SG Gordon no Romain my name and Rincon my nickname I m french😂😂
Oh so sorry I didn’t know please excuse me
Water is no joke, some scary shit.
Toretto Glass right.
Especially inhaling it and if it was salty sea water
It causes pulmonary edema electolyte disorder
water in itself is not dangerous when you use it normally and if you can not swim do not do it but take lessons
Throws bottle to wall and screams
I am a former EMT here in the states, and I had tears in my eyes. My heart was going to him and hoping he would be okay and brought back. I have a deep respect for anybody in the lifesaving community, and that includes lifeguards.
Same
This made me pretty emotional. What an absolutely amazing job these guys did. To the bloke whinging about the "violent" compressions, I just finished my 3 day advanced first aid course and the trainer said you will always crack ribs if you're doing CPR correctly. These guys worked together so well and all reacted with composure, which is an incredibly difficult thing to do in a real life situation.
u wont always crack ribs doing cpr. thats bollox.
I'm a 41kg e-med doc and i've broken countless ribs while doing CPR in the ER. :)
Same here mate. Absolutely incredible.
I had to be resuscitated numerous times growing up and always had cracked ribs when compressions had to be done, because of that I did advanced first aid in the hopes I would be capable of helping someone in the future, that happened and I've broken two peoples' ribs with compressions but they lived, at that's always the most important thing ever
Big Fudge My CPR course last year said 100 compressions per minute. "One and two and..." You will be almost exhausted after one or two minutes. Then hopefully another person can relieve you.
Guys like this need to be paid more ❤️
They need to be paid in general, majority of it is volunteering work
They do get paid
This is Australia’s most famous beach and gets packed all the time and all life guards are paid and are the best in the Australia
I agree, they are literally saving your life from DEATH.
100k a year. Not bad.
I used to watch Bondi Rescue all the time, I'm glad their getting the recognition they deserve even if it is 8 years after the episode aired🙌🏼
props to the lifeguards. i havent seen many people say it in these comments, but such an amaxing job done boys. this is why you are here, you save lives.
Ohhh and yes, I AM a medical professional, former nurse anesthesist, ICU nurse and advanced emergency medical dispatchter/ call taker
Australian Beach life savers are literally right behind people serving the military mad respect for bringing him back to life
let’s just all appreciate the guy in green shorts, although he took his time to understand what he had to do he did it. He managed to get the important equipment in the place it needed to be in the nik of time
Lol he was lazy c'mon. He only did it because he got told umpteen times and even then he still didn't do it until the lifeguard had to be dramatic and say someone is DEAD. Then he broke into a lazy ass jog. FFS, he was shit! I would've made a valley in that sand I'd have moved so fast at the first ask.
Lara ennit he was smiling
@@angeloddrev lazy is a bit daft to say, he was clearly not a native english speaker based on the confusion on his face and the group he was traveling with speaking french.
From his perspective this random guy walked up surrounded by cameras, asked him to take a bag in a fairly nonchalant way and pointed him down the beach.
This guy also probably doesn't watch the show doesn't know the lifeguards wear blue and doesn't know what a AED bag is
The Bondi Lifeguards knows the importance of communicating a message in appropriate tone but he failed to do so at that time he should of said something much more imidiate "Someones dying i need you to run this down the beach now!!" Then followed up with a bit more clarification of where to go and kept pressure on him to go quickly.
But beauty of hindsight could woulda shoulda, he got the kit there and the man was revived. I'm sure the lifeguards reviewed all events to refine their reactions as they do with all major cases down there and in recent years they have been much more clear about communication with members of the public assisting them.
@@angeloddrev if someone points a camera at you, give you a bag and say run take this to them, you gonna be like what? He didn't understood what was going know, is this a prank, am I on TV? What is a camera on me?
Also there a camera man with him, probably sound guy also, could have sent one of them
@@Meltman1000 yea thats one thing thats annoys me. Ive seen the camera guys get close ups on someone drowning.. i think they stopped sending camera guys in water soon after that.. I was amazed at how ridiculous it was. And then its like theyd rather pretend the sound person n camera dont exist then worry about a life (Im not saying this about the lifeguards, im saying it about production. I guarantee the production team told lifeguards they wouldnt get involved for liability reasons in any situation, but its like in ones like these its ridiculous
I must say that was some damn hard CPR, see how his stomach and chest raised like that crazy, this was a while ago but I must praise that lifeguard team for acting so calm and quickly
Kpop_ 2007 you’re not doing it right if you aren’t breaking ribs..
@@asherweck obviously, I was just saying that I've never seen such aggressive (?) CPR before
Kpop_ 2007 sorry. Internet messaging eliminates connotations and implications. It’s hard to understand what someone is trying to say when just reading script
@@asherweck no, no worries mate, just saying 😅
Looking at it I was wondering what’s worse, broken rips or be death
kinda arrogant when he said "We've done this a lot of times. we know what we're doing" to the anesthesiologist . when your doing cpr too fast (which is clearly what they are doing) it wont compensate to blood that should be flowing into your heart and brain same as when doing it slow. so you thought you are saving a life but what ur doing was basically useless.
You have to keep in mind the adrenaline and stress lvls of the lifeguards.
@@pulse1772 yes, but again... "We've done this a lot of times. we know what we're doing" . they said a "lot of times". they SHOULD have already know by then how to do that properly and the adrenaline and stress level should already be controlled if they have really done it a lot of times.
@@mikhailp.2480
Exactly!
That's like when they give an EpiPen but don't actually take off the blue tip.
They saved his life and was probably in a panic to not wanting them to do anything wrong can’t blame it on him
‘Mate these rips are fangin’ so australian
shut up u Korean man
For ur concern IM AUSTRALIAN no one says taht
Rod Stannells but you aren’t the ONLY Australian, so sit down
neversaw 2:23
neversaw hay im aussie and i was there when the film this vid i was in the crowd
I've always refused to comment on things like this but as a lifeguard trainer and first aid trainer firstly i want to say they saved this guys life man and that's all there is to it, they followed their training and done their job. But secondly due to some comments i'm reading i really want to mention that this is their working environment and they are in charge.. who is to say the 'random' layman person is an anaesthetist or a doctor etc, some people just want in on the action, they just see a possibility to be a hero. It happens, you get them everywhere and my hat goes off to these Bondi guys for their hard work and the many many lives they have saved!!
Cheers Alan Mcrae
I agree, great job not standing aside for this guy, being an anaesthetist is nice and everything, but this isn't 72 and fluorescent as we say, this is real life out in the field. Being a medic for 20 years I have encountered a countless number of times where someone says they are a doctor. My first question is what kind of doctor (being a dentist or psychiatrist doesn't count), let me see your credentials and are you willing to transport with this patient? 99.9% of the time they back off. The one time the doc was willing to do all that he saved my best friends life who I was responding on after he got ran over by a dump truck on his motorcycle. The doc clamped his artery in the field and saved him from bleeding out.
These lifeguards are just that, awesome guys that risk their lives to save others. great save
stealthbiker45 We had a podiatrist that we initially deferred to for about 1 minute when he demonstrated that he had no idea what he was doing and it was "get the fuck out of my scene!" and back to work we go.
Alan Mcrae if he hadn't stepped in he may not still be alive if you watch closely they had the mask the wrong way up also the bloke was doing the compressions far too quickly
***** At no point was the mask the wrong way up. These guys saved this mans life due to their training and effective team work. If any of my staff; people i train or pass work anything like these guys i'd be a proud trainer and they'd be the people you'd want around you if you suffered a sudden cardiac arrest.
posted 8 years ago but shows up in my recommended today... this has been happening a lot recently and idk why
Lana Purdy
Yup same here
Same
I'm experiencing the same thing 👀
Same as well.... 🤔
Life has a way of reminding how vulnerable life is, since of us get so catch up and wrapped in oneself, situations, distractions, and troubles that it's easily it ( life ) can be taken away.
This is really impressive! Thank you guys! you did such a precious work!
*Shout out to people who don't know how to swim but still swim anyway*
HAHAHAHA
@Jack Benton ikr
night wing dragon420 i did this on my school so i can impress my friends.. i actually did it
@@zark6150 what pretend you drowned
@jugy i won 3 gold in swmming so water cant fight me
It’s amazing how you can save someone like that
Knowing First Aid is pretty necessary. You dont know when you need them.
I thanked to those who lend their hands to Ryan Kim for saving his sole life...God bless you all.
*soul
Human soul is different from sole...
SOLE is only one, one only.
Sole is synonym of ONLY ONE...you got it??? If you criticize someone just make sure you don't make any mistake.
Your vocabulary isn't enough for your stupid thought...read and understand what you read so that you will not be out of your mind. Jot it down and get your own dictionary, and it will teach you all vocabulary words to comprehend.
You just made me laugh...
Bing Defacto lighten up buddy I think he was trying to help you and correct your poor English
Did anyone else just start watching these and are now addicted?
Cus I am
Yeah! I always watch bondi beach 😂
Yeah I am
Imagine being this ryan guy. If he wants to take a glimpse of his "death" he could just search it on here
HAHA
He actually comes back to the beach one week later to thank everyone and watches it back with them
@@Kodiak1234 is there a video of it on here?
Nicole Anime
Full episode, from 17:00 is the back end of the episode
ruclips.net/video/KXjEnTHMUow/видео.html
EXOL
Anyone just now getting this recommended?
ya😂
Yeah bro
Yep
Yep I am lol
Ya
Man, such respect for these lifeguards. They keep professional and even friendly under the most difficult circumstances. The amount of compassion this must take is astonishing.
Provocateur undeads what do you think this is a video game. Ryan was clinically dead not really dead.
Resuscitation is one of the hardest parts of the lifeguard's job. But you can feel literal chills when you hear "We got a pulse! We got him!" sentences and the applause coming right after it 👏
That guy took so long to start running with the equipment, just all smiles. If a lifeguard handed me equipment and told me to please run it to the person in need, my fat ass would be running as soon as I was told where, backpack and all.
*Edit : as pointed out to me in the first couple replies, he was speaking French so probably had a language barrier. I didnt notice that as I was watching with subtitles, so I suppose it makes sense why he took a bit to spring into action*
EXACTLY! I run like a bitch but my ass would go all usain bolt if someone handed me that responsibility
Omg I'm right with you I would become Speedy Gonzales, bolt ,the flash all of it
Lucky Lex his friends were speaking French to him. Odds are he didn’t understand initially
I Think he thought it was a joke
I don't swim in anything if I can't see the bottom.
As a respiratory therapy student. Soon to be practitioner, these videos hit a special note for me. Absolute heroes. I’ve never resuscitated anyone as of yet but it’s amazing. I’m so proud of these guys work
I hope your career is going well!
Career updates, please!
@@SarcolKent well since this video aired I am now DOCTOR TOFU, and I provide primary care to underserved and unserved populations in my current country. Soon, I will do this in Asia.
Lifeguards are Heroes . They should get more credit for saving lives .
Seems like the anesthesiologist saved him.
Managers who break an entire economy get a lot more.
You are 100% right they’re HEROES.
@@parisjoy7875 he was literally pulled aside immediately, which is the right thing to do.
@@parisjoy7875 anesthesiologist didn't pull him from the water
bro with the backpack was flabbergasted, but i'm not gonna pretend i wouldn't be as well. who expects to be involved in a rescue op outta nowhere??? 💀
Ryan Kim suffered SCA(Sudden Cardiac Arrest) while in the waters. He knew how to swim and was healthy 26 yo. Sometimes healthy young people suddenly have cardiac arrest for some reason. Lot of comments here on why Ryan was stupid to go swimming without knowing how to swim. Fact is these commentators are stupid to rush to judgement without knowing the facts. Anyways, Ryan made a full recovery thanks to lifeguards and Defibrillator which was very important piece, no amount of CPR would've saved him.
planetzito are you sure because his mate said he didn’t know how to swim
@@Jasmine-vu2ge
Likely a situation of English comprehension issue.
its good to know he made a full recovery thanks for letting us know
thanks for the info bro :D
Sherryl Marianne Waterson aeds only shock a ventrical fibulation ventral tachycardia not just a pulse other things need to be either passed with a cardiac monitor or there heart to be restart as well as epidural pushed
jesus can you imagine being told you were dead for 3 minutes??
Elena Coutinho-Taylor yes
A s y a_ C h i n but did you die though?
Savo no
Savo stfu😂
I don’t think the lifeguards had any clearance to consider him clinically dead though
Why are people complaining about the CPR techniques? He's alive!! Isn't that all that matters? They obviously did something right.
the only thing that i can say .....thank u JEZUS CAUSE YOU STOOD RIGHT THERE WITH THE guarts and you let them help this yung man come back only with you LORD only with you.it makes me happy when i see people servive.cause im a churge lady. yall be bless and keep thanking the LORD evryday you wake up.
There are just some people who just cannot be pleased. Either that or they're just trolling.
Wait I'm a lifeguard and didn't see anything wrong with their CPR 0_o
CPR isn't nice to watch it's kinda played down, a lot of people will have broken ribs, but it's necessary to save a life. If people think he was too hard on him they don't know shit
BlaiddDrwg2009 he is more trained than them that is why
As a lifeguard myself, seeing things like this makes me feel so much better about not working at a beach. You have to be prepared for everything, but being responsible for such a massive amount of people all at once is insanely intimidating
What a beautiful job. God bless the lifeguard team
You guys save lives, you're all heroes ... thats a fact. Thank you for being there for us all.
ItsBashingTime SecondAccount
That ":3" makes me mindfuck about your comment L0L
In 2007 I saved a tourist in Manly Beach as he decided to swim alone in the evening with no rescue team operating.
I was also a tourist but a good swimmer...
I remember this guy crying for his life as the waves were taking him away...I tried to pull him but he was exhausted and I also started to be...I told him that the current was too strong to fight, he was hardly breathing, I tried my best to keep his head out of water...
We let the shore roll away...as the current became weaker we find another way to reach the beach...
Thanks for saving this poor Korean guy...
Forgive these reckless tourists, waves on a sunny day look so harmless...
Very manly.
Thank you for sharing your story, sir. As someone that almost drowned in a public pool when I was 8 years old, I remember all I wanted at that moment was for someone to notice me and help. After quite some time of struggling I realized I had to save myself and swam to the side of the pool but was distraught. It’s been over 20 years and I still remember it vividly and became a better swimmer because of it. You’re a great person to save a life in need!
How does an American "bloke" go about donating money to these Life Guards? I want to donate money to purchase them more equipment if needed, pay for more man hours if they want. Is there a way I can donate money directly to help them?
I work at the beach, i'll give you my paypal.
JK
Buy a lot of their merch mate😁
The guys on this show are the professionals which are there every day of the year and I think are funded by the council. However you can donate to the clubbies on the Bondi Surf Life Saving website. They are volunteers who help out in the summer and the money will go to gear for them.
Australia actually uses its taxes to fund its first responders. Giver your money to a an American squad, they broke.
@@dlldll9754 it’s not so much that we’re broke. It’s that our money is controlled by idiots that don’t know the first thing about how to stick to budget.
As an excellent swimmer, I can’t understand why non-swimmers or inexperienced ones would even consider going into water with waves.
they find it fun
Pat Terson No, they are lacking common sense.
@Ghostwarrior YT that's not what he means. He means if you can't swim and you still go swim in the sea, you shouldn't be surprised if you live a near death or death experience.
@Ghostwarrior YT yes they can. It's dumb but unfortunately for their own safety they can.
There is always a Number One Cunt winning a first place in trolling and complaining, right?
that was awesome watching their professionalism and fast reactions save this lad big respects to the unsung hero's here
Okay it this is really serious but-
" *these rips are fanging* " really got me,
Mrs hxneybear - Was looking for this comment lol. Aussie af
It is Aussie af
Coming from someone that has worked in the medical field for 13yrs, bravo to the lifeguards! Bondi Rescue did an amazing job and a life was saved.
I did some research and it seems he made a full recovery.
I thought if he is clinically dead for that long that he would have serious brain damage?
@@jujuu1339 Yes, He did make a full recovery and even visited the lifeguards again. Brain damage can occur at 4 - 6 mins of the brain being without oxygen. After just 1 min brain cells can begin to die, 3-4 mins the neurons start to suffer more extensive damage, 5 mins and death is almost imminent, 10 mins the brain will remain alive but you'll like be in a coma and lasting brain damage is almost inevitable, and anything after that is nearly impossible to survive. He could have suffered some brain damage, it could be something like memory loss, not all brain damage is the same, it can be minor, mild to severe.
You did great 👍
#btsarmy😍
Army😂💖
Army! :3
Jeeees
Where are you guys from
Being close to dying is scary enough but imagine being close to dying away from home... 😓 Glad he’s ok…
technically he was dead for 5 minutes
@@alanam6850 No e wasnt
Pinki Cutie well yeah he was, his heart has stopped beating and he has stopped breathing. He was revived, if you do it quickly there’s a chance he will live
and opening your eyes after coming back and all these people looking at you and a huge crowd around you. wondering what just happened?
I was in Thailand sitting the public boat and it was so fast
Our stop has come so I jump out of the boat first then the boat leave with my parents onboard
I was told to stay put and wait for them to come back and it was already scary for me
Seeing this I pity this guy
Oh.. a 7 year old video that is in my recommendation.. thanks youtube..
xXWolvesXx I actually just looked up drowning people and found this lol jk
RIP
@@alel4796 RIP
Same
xXWolvesXx OMG SAME
I can never thank you enough, you guys giving people life times again!
As a Medical University professor, 35 years in Pre hospital and Emergency practice specializing in remote and rural practice and a former life Guard trainer this team did a GREAT job.Naysayers need to calm it down.
NOLAPA
Yeah! Totally agree with you. They did such an amazing job!
Vayne Train
You stfu ! You just mad he has more education than you
NOLAPA it always nice to hear from someone whos actually an expert. not just a keyboard warrior. as someone else said he's alive and breathing so they were successful. in my first aid courses they taught us it was about taking care of the most urgent things until you can get your patient to hospital.
He later died from aspiration pneumo
Wesley Wooten how did you work that out
Thanks RUclips for this recommendation I guess I'll watch lifeguard videos then
same 😅
j
way better than pornhub
Same lol
Panu Salokanto same
Good job! Poor thing probably has broken or fractured ribs from the compressions, which is a very common thing to occur......But he has life. Which is more important.👏
pretty sure he does have broken ribs, but thanks to these amazing people
Bones will heal but he is alive and that’s what counts
Compressions are not performed at the rib area, the actual compressions are made on the lung.
@@austrolonium8115 in fact you could even break the thorax
the compressions are done at the ribcage in order to pump the heart
I never realized before how hard that life guard job is and everything it entails. Well done to everyone.
Anesthesia was correct. They were going too fast on the CPR. Didn’t give time for the LV to fill. Still good work though.
Yeah, I thought the same thing, lifeguard was going waay faster than 120 bpm
Great save, however
Yeah, the panics tends to make you do that if you don't catch yourself.
They were telling him to leave them to it at one point. Great job all round though! They managed ROSC
I agree, and why did they put a Stifneck on while he is trying to get the water out?
They were also very wreckless with his head/neck when moving him further up the beach. Scary, their experience does make me question because they did not all handle the adrenaline terribly well. Was very close to just pummeling a water logged body with a broken neck. Did not see a roll before compressions either?
Thanks God those lifeguards knew their stuff! Wow
just like Thai beaches
no, look from 2:28 he is doing the compressions way to fast.
Hell no they dont. The guys who was doing the CPR compressions was going wayyyy too fast.
@@RuskiVodkaaaa actually my dad was a lifeguard also as far as i know before especially 8 years ago, it was that fast but every year it changes the counting so yeahhh
@@jutanboy Well it worked!
Rip tides are no joke... one of my nephews almost drowned when a local rip tide swept him out and while he was a strong swimmer he didn’t know how to deal with rip tides (he was also 8). Luckily I had seen the three nephews sneak out onto the beach and followed them and was able to get my nephew back to safety... what haunts me is that on the very same day, just a mile down the beach, the same thing happened. Three kids snuck off from the adults to swim, the youngest couldn’t fight the rip tide but sadly there was no one there to help him.
When i was 9 years old i almost drowned because of a 2 meter wawe that made me hit the bottom so hard that i was knocked unconsiuos, thankfully my dad managed to scop me up and run to shore.
DaMarshmellow I like trains
@@vL07k lol
@@DaMarshmellow Sounds like a movie
@@DaMarshmellow Sounds like you have some kinda depression, but please don't go that far.
Man: yes! I'm in heaven!
*5 minutes later*
God: alright, some Aussies just saved your life
Man: dammit...
Respect to the guy in the green shorts for running the defib down, without the defib the man would have probably died 🙏🙏
No the defib only analysed, the CPR actually brought him back!
@@Lillifee2311 the defibs analyse then determine whether a shock is needed. So it would've shocked the man and told them to continue cpr after the shock
@@makothesupaflyguy4329 I know, but in this case there was no shock needed! So the defib was not the reason he survived :D
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respect ang salute u guys good job .ur hero..
I am korean and I remember my whole time studying in school from 8:00am till 10:00pm with all the class mates. No time for outdoor activities such as learning swimming. Now I spend most saturday at beach near catsle rock beach where my husbaund grew up. Even though I know how to swim now, I stay in water where my feet can reach to bottom without waves. Water is unpredictable when there is high wind or wave.it's funny that my husband have been volunteering as life saver for over 40 years at beach
School days are 14 hours long in South Korea?! :O
SouthwesternEagle usually high schools start at 7~8 am and ends around 9~10pm,, plus extra studying at home or studying place where we call ‘dokseosil’ where students pay for a quite and clean place to study and concentrate
@@SouthwesternEagle If i heard right, people study at school too and very late.
His face was blue when they pull him out of the water so shocking
That avatar boi
It was? I couldn’t find a scene where hey show his face close up
송민기 looks normal to me
Edvin Alcantara for me too lol
These lifeguards are second to none. These men are much more than lifeguards. They are heroes.
*Bondi rescue: Posts video*
*7 years: Passes*
*The video: In my recommendations*
Excuse me RUclips?
*ThAnK yOu FoR tHe LiKeS! This made my day*
Oh mah gawd. 2.2k likes!💀💕
I feel like I can happily die now
*my life is complete*
i feel you
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Sameeeeeeeee
I fOuNd TaEhYuNg’s lOng lOsT bAg! Taegi - Vuga same here
I feel you😂😂😂
I wish all the famous beaches in the Philippines where a lot of tourists come have professionals like these men
Are you filipino
Philippines **
Boracay doesnt have waves like that.
I visited Philippines and you are totally right. Will be nice they had someone there for safety
@Blue Phoenix. there's a lot of other beaches. for example, beach in san juan. a lot of surfers go there
This was so scary I started crying when they got his pulse back omg 😢😢
Me too, but don't tell anyone.
I'm only seeing this now. When the lifeguard at the tower gave the man the defib and told him to hurry he literally took his cool time taking of his bag. If that was me I would have dash off like I was sonic.
First off, yea I get that but he was a whole different race speaking French his fitness were speaking French also so it would take a while to understand and know exactly what he wants you to go and do what. And look he did it and Ryan Kim survived
Wow I’m so glad you saved him...😭 true heroes.
You guys are really amazing, life saver. I salute to you guys.
This job is so serious and dangerous. These guys are incredible
"get him outta the water". What a quick response to cpr right after. Great job guys.
Lifeguards are the real champions. They literally do the most important work in our society 💝
Ehm.....noooo
Saying they are hero's is fair and they should be applauded for their work, but to say they do the most important work in society is a tad outrageous.
It’s def not the most important work but ya they are heroes but not the most important
I'll just stay in my room. Enjoying netflix and games.
Tokez then a Plan Crashes in your home
john infante must be a dense Plan huh?
You can go into cardiac arrest in your home sittin there playin games and watchin movies rotting away what then?
@@HoldMyBeerFam I exercise while watching movies so that wont happen
Leave the guy alone I've he wants stay at home then so be it he is much safer these days in his own home
I remember watching this when I was younger and whenever I saw a shark attack I would be afraid that there was a shark under my bed at night :(
No Videos tell that to my 8 year old self
Same
No Videos
You do realise that children have very active imaginations, and it is linked to intelligence...
Jenny M thank u
No Videos literally I just commented on a video. We all have different imaginations and childhoods. Urs was obviously different to mine
appreciating how the bondi lifeguards take good care all the beach goer tourists...they treat them well save them and send them to the hospital!! they are going a great job this are the real heroes!! salute to you australians!!!
glad to see you lifeguard's performance in critical scene.you able to manage crowd and resus the people perfectly
Lil
I've seen these on the show but never this one in particular. Really shows how much skill these lifeguards have, and how serious their job is. Honestly so much respect for them ♥️
Who doesn’t care if it was recommended for you 7 years after?
the grammar 💀 sorry
IZ*ONCE what’s wrong with it?
Where are you from?
@@bleebloo234 sorry my cousin commented that 😂😂 very very sorryy!
Браво спасателям!!! Труженики- герои, Браво!!! 👏👏👏❤🥰🌹
Wow,amazing team work to save a life.👏💖
March 14th, 2008. I was 18 years old and lifeguarding at our local waterpark. Kids often like to do the deadmans float while holding their breath. I dont like it for obvious reasons. This kid just happen to sink to the bottom. Now I've never been in a situation like this before. I jumped in and grabbed him, and began to walk to the edge with him in my arms. He was limp, pale and his lips were blue. Couldn't have been more than 7 or 8 years old tops. Lucky for me another lifeguard was walking by and saw what happened. He grabbed the kid and began performing CPR. I had frozen. I yelled to the front desk to call 911. Emergency came and took the kid to the hospital. He has no memory of the day, but he survived and is just fine. I received employee of the month for freezing up on a limp kid. I've never frozen since and I never will again. It only takes one time holding a limp kid in your arms to know how to save a life (but you should still be certified in CPR and first aid)
DirtyJ epic story you did the right thing well done
So scary. I need to learn CPR.
@@pewwbz9647 its not difficult or expensive to learn! I mean, having the ability to potentially save a life is quite priceless.
@@pex1111 Totaly agree!
A little bit of a same story for me too i was only 13 when my cousin slipped and dropped in the pool she was lucky i was there coz we were alone I jumped immediately and put her up before she drowned.The only casualty was my phone and my money lol 😂
Hats off to the rescue team