The pool we had in our school had almost the same depth if not more and a friend of mine pushed me to the bottom like that. I have had intense fear of deep waters throughout my life and to make matters worse at that instant the power went out in our school building leaving me in pitch black darkness as I ran out of breath at the depths of the pool struggling to get back up(the pressure kept pressing me downwards) and the slant of the bottom surface made me slip more towards the deeper end of the pool in the cold pitch black water. I'm getting goosebumps even writing this. I don't know how tf I survived but that gave me real bad ptsd and thallasophobia.
The fact you made it out of that situation and wasn’t prepared means you can overcome swimming and get rid of that pesky ptsd. You’ve been to the bottom and made it out. You can conquer your fear now.
I once got sucked into a low hanging dame as a kid. My friends mom saved me but it felt like something grabbed me by my ankles and sucked me straight to the bottom
I get yohr point, it's cringy af. But why do not as many people cringe like this when a fully-grown woman is called a girl? It's so cringy ppol have to stop doing this whether for male or female.
@@bikoiscrazzy4007 Show what, common sense? (Which i did) It is a no brainer, everybody can stay still. If you dont belive me just lay down on the ground.
Hi! Lil swimming kid here. If you want to flowt back up, don’t kick your legs like that. Also stay calm while floating back up. To get to the surface faster, kick your legs like a frog style. Heres how to do it: kick both of your legs to the sides, not paddling your legs but instead real kicking. Its fast and i suggest doing that.
@@Sesinkra Hmmm that makes alot of sense, I can't even last 1 minute in the water. I mean I've recently had 12 swimming sessions so it's not much yet, atleast I've learned the basics.
I dived oncetried to reach the bottom it was like 15 metters down i thought it was less than that, i was like 17 and more athletic than i am right now so i got close enough and thats when i felt i dont have enough oxygen but still i just kept going till i reached the bottom where i just used my legs to push and thats when i realised that i had no oxygen left and it was so scary that the surface seemed sooo far to me, thank god i kept all the air in my lungs because i had experience with that, if i wasnt a swimming lover id couldve been dead.
As a Competitive swimmer this is so true my coach always says that most people can't learn swim because the moment they are in a deep part of the pool or sea they tend to panic than to relax and be part of the water not fighting it
dumb people trying to intelligently summarize. but no the panicking makes you breathe more and release more air. that makes you denser, as theres less air. and has nothing to do with your emotional state.
Stuff like this one should be taught at school as well as lesrning how to help someone who was drowning and other stuff like how to cook, Pay bills, Do taxes, change a tire, Do oul changes, Rules to drive and all other things that will help us throughout our life spam. All from stuff to do to help others and stuff we will have to do ourselves when no one else is there to help. From medical to mechanical stuff and being able to help people after an accident. We need our future generations to become smarter than the previous one. Only that way will humanity get better within the years. All we need is to put the important morals infront of our lifes and learn how to survive the best we can.
For those who struggle to swim. Dont kick your feet, act like youre walking, relax your ankles. Use your hands to push the water below, like youre trying to dig with your hands. If youre one of those people who just sinks no matter what, if its only 10ft or so, you can wait until you hit the bottom, and jump. Make yourself thin and jump as hard as you can, youll make it to the surface. Im a florida man whos swimming for as long as i can remember
This is so true especially if you have lil bodyfat. Try expelling air in a pool you’ll sink, if you are dense w muscle. Kinda float if you have more fat.
I used to breath my air out and just lay on the bottom of the pool. Just an interesting feeling and view underwater (goggles) and feel the cool pressure of water on you as you lay there
As a swimmer, we were taught to do "dolphin kicks" aka kicking with both legs at the same time. Doing this helps you reach the surface much faster than doing regular kicks. Or you can jump once you reach the bottom of the pool.
just breathw out, its the air that keeps you buoyant. Just be careful because you might not be able to tell if youre drowning. Or idk thats what I heard
This is not how a normal person swims up in a panic, in fact, as a diver i can tell you, when you know what’s the right way up, you usually go too fast and hurt your eardrums or if you’re deep enough, even get the bends, but that only happens when scuba diving usually.
@@symaliwilliams1155nvm I was a bit wrong I searched it up and got this: Decompression sickness is a disorder in which nitrogen dissolved in the blood and tissues by high pressure forms bubbles as pressure decreases. Symptoms can include fatigue and pain in muscles and joints.
I have drowned 7 times(5 times saved by friends and 2 times just by laying on my back on water) in my life and today i realised i can't drown if i just stay calm 😭 one man was drowning beside me so i gave my hand to help him out but he hold my neck from behind and damn it was scary but i didn't panic because i knew i won't drown if i don't move a muscle that guy kicked my back and went onto the shallow waters thank god he atleast knew how to stroke and stride but he was a horrible swimmer, I learned how to swim today and i also saved a man from drowning i still have anxiety till now but i love swimming is soo much fun🤌🏻
Okay there should be some warnings on this video. 1. This person obviously didn’t have the ability to swim down that deep. And his friends pushed him further than he was able to go himself. Do not EVER do this. Especially if they don’t know to swim VERY well. With one wrong move this guy could’ve been at the bottom of this pool for a long time. Please only do what you know youre capable of. 2. It’s a lot easier said than done to stay calm when you’re running out of oxygen. Instead try to focus on holding your breath in for as long as you can handle the CO2. Although it sucks the air that’s in your lungs is helping you (even if slightly) get back to the surface. Once you breath out it will be SO much harder to swim back up. Especially if you’re already at the point where you ran out of oxygen for your body to use. And 3. Please stay safe and don’t do shit like this. I’ve been swimming for 15 years with experience scuba diving. And I would need some serious prep work before I would want to try this. And I wouldn’t have my stupid ass friend push me down to the bottom if I couldn’t reach it. (I’m sorry that really pisses me off because literally his friend could’ve ended his life with that stupid decision. But anyway) you guys please stay safe around the water. You might think it’s all fun and games until you’re at the bottom of whatever body if whatever you’re in and your body is forcing you to breath in water while you try to reach the surface. Only to sink progressively deeper. Yeah that sounds scary right? Good. Stay safe around water. Please.
@@ExtraterrestrialBeing-jc7to how in GODS name is me making sure people know the risk of certain things make me a Karen. If you didn’t want to read it then don’t. But people get on this app and see shit like this and actually replicate it and then wind up losing their lives. I’m not a Karen I just care😭😭😭
@@ExtraterrestrialBeing-jc7toshutup dude, I read the whole thing and he just gave me the most useful advice I’ve ever heard since I graduated high school… he just spoke straight facts don’t even call him a Karen. If you’re attention span is that low and you don’t want to learn just say that
I used to empty them as I floated down and see how long I could sit at the bottom in serenity. This was a 35ft deep pool though and I was 12. I wouldn't do that now.
That’s how I almost drowned TWICE as a kid I was terrified both times and was yelling for help. First time I just accepts that I’m dead and looked at the water and it felt like I was blinking really fast then like a movie scene someone grabbed my hand and pulled me out. Second time like an idiot I again went into deep water despite still not knowing how to swim and yelled for help. My mom saved me this time but she didn’t know how to swim either but she was taller than me so she wasn’t drowning too. I thank God for always keeping me and my family safe. God is great and those extreme situations are nothing but lessons and fear breakers
Problem was, he panicked before he even hit the bottom where if you had any water experience you would know you're supposed to allow yourself to sink to the bottom and then use your legs to spring up and you initially place your arms at your side legs straight to ascend as far as possible. This guy's leg movements were almost completely useless and his arm movements were hardly better.
It may look like he sprung from the bottom but he actually kicked the side of the pool in panick which won't really help him go upward when you're that far down (pressure.) I am pretty sure the instructor was trying to help him spring off the bottom. Maybe the trainee needs more water acclimation before going this deep.
This is true one time when I was younger at my school we were swimming so I barely knew how to swim we were still learning while we were holding on the edges listening to the teacher I accidently let go from the edge and drowned to the bottom I stayed calm kicked my legs and arms and got to the surface and held the edge again if u panic u will drown no one really noticed me drown but its fine
I once did this in the ocean. Luckily I calmed myself and took deep breaths to keep me afloat. I was in a rip current at the Santa Monica pier. I got sucked past the pier and thought I was not coming back cause I started to cramp up. I made it out and will not be going back into the ocean 😂 maybe surfing at most but not at night and not without a flotation device off some sort lol
I have been in many situations where panicking would have ended my life, I’m very lucky I learned from a show, to always keep calm and think of possible. It always stuck with me
If you need to go up fast, force your arms down to your side for initial momentum and float up, I used to be a county swimmer and part of my training was going to the bottom of the pool, collecting items then resurfacing quickly. You don’t become heavier as such when you panic but you run out of air flapping and flapping holds you down
Drowning is a huge fear of mine, I mean as it should be for people, but as a kid, my horrible stepmother, at the time, and I got pulled in an undertow together and she used my head to hoist herself up, pushing me even deeper. Didn't help me after either. Love that for her. ❤
People say "its easier said than done" but its actually much easier to do it than to explain how it works. Explanation: when deep into the water stand straight like a soldier with your hands down. This will give you a more water dynamic shape that will put the bodys ability to float in much better use. While straight in might take a second for you to gain momentum so to speed up the process flap your feet in a back and forth peaceful and fast(if necessary) motion. More experienced swimmers will also use their hands and whole body to help them reach the surface faster. By doing all this you are sure to hit the surface in no more than ~10 seconds from 7 meters deep so make sure to *STAY CALM* cause there is not reason to stress
Yeah this happened to me but not that deep I was swimming in the deep end with a life jacket bc I can’t swim very well without it yet and I felt like I was drowning but I was in the middle of the pool and couldn’t hold on to anything so I remembered to stay calm! It worked so well and I was back on the surface in no time!
@@Bxlltfn the buoyancy test where you take in one full lung of air and hold it and stay vertically still with minimal clothing on a calm day at the beach(should be salt water) it differs for everyone regardless of body type. Some individuals with the same weight and body type may have different buoyancy one has his eyes or even nose above water by staying vertically still and one might have his head barely breaking the surface. It’s just that there are some people who are very buoyant while others are sinkers.
@@alexisvargas7455 yes if your not as buoyant as an average person you have to work harder on your technique to stay afloat. I’m one of those who are not as buoyant and I’m a recreational diver. On our dive course we had our buoyancy test on the ocean and in the pool. In the pool on a lung with full air if I assume an Indian stance sitting position, I sink to the bottom. In the ocean even with a full dive suit which adds to buoyancy, top of my head barely breaks the surface by staying relatively still… in the group me and my son where the sinkers along with one other individual while my wife and daughter are floaters and some where extra buoyant requiring very little effort and hardly much movement to stay afloat. I’m not thick boned like my son but I am still a sinker, it’s just the way I’m built probably having denser bones either thru genetics or adaptation as I’ve been into martial arts since I was a kid and had several minor fractures and bone/joint injuries. The great apes like gorillas, chimps, and orangutans also are sinkers just for trivia.😁
Love those memories of mine where I was swimming up to the surface of the pool and a floaty with a person on it that I couldn’t lift was above me. Normally this wouldn’t be a problem as you could just go around, but my idiot 7 year old self thought I had to deadlift the floaty to survive. Anyways, I cried and went back inside.
For those who don’t know, if you empty your lungs in a pool you will sink because there’s no air in the lungs and the air is Lighter than water which makes you float
I remember once being in a very similar situation, i was like 11 and me and my cousins were trying to reach the bottom of the deepest part of the pool (mind u, the deepest part was 3,5 meters deep) my cousins were able to reach all the way down (they were also much older and taller than me) and then when i did it i couldnt reach the bottom, i had already emptied most of my lungs to be able to reach all the way down and still failed to do so. The way back was horrible. I had almost no air, i was almost blacking out but i was a good swimmer. I knew i shouldnt waste my energy and let my body mostly float up slowly and use as little energy as possible kicking a bit my feet. I could SEE the surface when i was very close to blacking out, all i remember thinking is “just a bit more and I’ll make it” I did make it out, didnt black out and my cousins were like “it took u very long to come up we were staring to get worried” 🤡🤡 imagine if i hadnt been able to get out by myself, i’d have drowned for sure lol
True I experienced it a few days ago I got tired and I almost drowned because there no place to recover my stamina and good thing I remember floating and it save me
This happen to me when i was playing with my brother and i just stayed calm because wasnt my first time so i just stayed calm and wait until my body start floating up and if you dont swim just relax your body reach the top of the water faster than swiming
this is absolutely true. I even tested it at a pool and got pushed all the way down I holded my breath and I bent my body if you bend your body it will float faster
If you pump out all the air you start to sink like a rock but even then if you relax and do proper sweeming movements you can get back to surface. I did it many times because it's fun to just lay on the bottom motionless whatever little time you can spend down with no air. Rule number one. Panic gets you nowhere other then to some accident if there is no one to help you. Stay calm and collected.😊
I have a very big fear of drowning. I once had a nightmare where i fell into a deep lake and started to drown because i didnt know how to swim and i started to suffocate as i slowly went deeper and deeper until the pressure started pulling me down. Since i was drowning in the nightmare i couldnt breathe in real life and i woke up feeling like i was drowning and suffocating but realising i was in my bed perfectly fine and i just wasnt breathing lol
My swimming instructor from 5-17 always told us that if we were swimming on the surface and could not get air to flip onto our backs. Granted if you swallow water its a different story but it saved me a couple times.
I always train myself by putting my head inside the water everyday and my time increased from 50s to 1m 29s and am still practicing to go for 5minutes.
People who are saying that you should remain calm probably haven't been in a situation like this. When you are in a situation like this even if you know exactly what to do your mind will still go blank guys
In summer, I regularly swim in a pool that's 5 meters deep and I can sit on the bottom. When you push yourself off the ground, it actually only takes a few seconds to reach the surface. I understand the dude panicked and didn't realize this, but he could have done that, he was pretty much there already
When i was 5 I learn something in swimming it was self learn, it was when i made my body light and make my body as if it lose control even though i am in full control in that moment i learn yoy could easily float once you did it
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Same
I do i stop panicking??
SAME BRO
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You have the same pfp as my gf I was shocked never seen anyone else have it
This guy is a horrible swimmer to begin with.
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He was drowning
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@@sandraramos2727he sucks at swimming that's why
@@sandraramos2727because he swims like a idiot lmao
Class 12 student's be like " Deep water" 😂
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The pool we had in our school had almost the same depth if not more and a friend of mine pushed me to the bottom like that. I have had intense fear of deep waters throughout my life and to make matters worse at that instant the power went out in our school building leaving me in pitch black darkness as I ran out of breath at the depths of the pool struggling to get back up(the pressure kept pressing me downwards) and the slant of the bottom surface made me slip more towards the deeper end of the pool in the cold pitch black water. I'm getting goosebumps even writing this. I don't know how tf I survived but that gave me real bad ptsd and thallasophobia.
OMG i once swallowed water underwater in a 12 foot pool and choked all the way up it was horible
The fact you made it out of that situation and wasn’t prepared means you can overcome swimming and get rid of that pesky ptsd. You’ve been to the bottom and made it out. You can conquer your fear now.
Wait so you almost drowned or you just had a hard time swimming in deep water and now your fear has gotten worse.
i can swim but im scared of deep deep waters and js reading this made me feel scared bro
I once got sucked into a low hanging dame as a kid. My friends mom saved me but it felt like something grabbed me by my ankles and sucked me straight to the bottom
"A boy was struggling-"
Sir, that is a fully grown man
exactly. I was like where is the boy?
I wanted to like but the likes are 666 so by number law I cannot
Why does that even matter?
I get yohr point, it's cringy af. But why do not as many people cringe like this when a fully-grown woman is called a girl? It's so cringy ppol have to stop doing this whether for male or female.
@@anonymousstacker2044 the only person being cringe here is you, you're not always right
Remember people, its easier said than done. Everyone tells you to stay calm. No one shows you *how* to stay calm.
Real
You can just not move, it is that easy.
Your body will get you up faster if you are a terrible swimmer.
@@brokuyyy show us then
@@bikoiscrazzy4007
Show what, common sense? (Which i did)
It is a no brainer, everybody can stay still.
If you dont belive me just lay down on the ground.
@@brokuyyy have u ever done it? Lemme tell u. I have. And when ur brain is panicking like hell, u aint gonna lay still
Hi! Lil swimming kid here. If you want to flowt back up, don’t kick your legs like that. Also stay calm while floating back up. To get to the surface faster, kick your legs like a frog style. Heres how to do it: kick both of your legs to the sides, not paddling your legs but instead real kicking. Its fast and i suggest doing that.
No one asked lil bro😊
@@Adam-iw3lcno one asked you lil bro😊
No One:
Me: holding my breath till he came up
When I saw that comment I tried it and it was so easy.
Glad I'm a swimmer.
@@Subscribe2Sakrofyits way harder to hold it in when ur actually swimming since you use energy to move your muscles
@@Sesinkra Hmmm that makes alot of sense, I can't even last 1 minute in the water.
I mean I've recently had 12 swimming sessions so it's not much yet, atleast I've learned the basics.
@@Subscribe2Sakrofy you can improve
@@Sesinkra K thx
I’m too fat to sink down farther then 11 feet
Don't call yourself fat your beautiful 😊😊❤❤❤
@@user-bg2bd3cg5lEveryone is beautiful in Christ Jesus 🙏
Bro same
@@user-bg2bd3cg5lwhat he gonna say about himself then “big boned “
@@user-bg2bd3cg5lno its not its being lazy
Please do not empty your lungs underwater without knowing how deep the water is. Did this once in a lake and almost drowned doing it.
this is big facts, its dangerous to empty lungs especially if you’re scared to touch the bottom
I dived oncetried to reach the bottom it was like 15 metters down i thought it was less than that, i was like 17 and more athletic than i am right now so i got close enough and thats when i felt i dont have enough oxygen but still i just kept going till i reached the bottom where i just used my legs to push and thats when i realised that i had no oxygen left and it was so scary that the surface seemed sooo far to me, thank god i kept all the air in my lungs because i had experience with that, if i wasnt a swimming lover id couldve been dead.
Same thing happend with me and my friends thought that i was joking but someone else came in and saved me. Man, it was scary af.
Same thing three time happened to me when I was kid
@@devanshmehra9565you need new friends dawg
As a Competitive swimmer this is so true my coach always says that most people can't learn swim because the moment they are in a deep part of the pool or sea they tend to panic than to relax and be part of the water not fighting it
Cameraman : Chill Bro 😂
Empty your lungs and the floating disappears. A muscular person will have an even heavier time getting back to the surface.
Waow really does getting rid of the obvious thing making you float stop you from floating? I thought air made you sink under water
Me: can do like tht 2t in a breath
@@negius7237not obvious to many. it's needs to be pointed out lol
@Kumar13235being scared is the only thing that can stop you tbh. You can be negative buoyant and still learn to float and swim.
@@negius7237 I’m glad Yk obvious things man
This guy is top tier gaslighter, you do not get heavier when panicked those kinda thoughts will just make u panic more 😭
dumb people trying to intelligently summarize. but no the panicking makes you breathe more and release more air. that makes you denser, as theres less air. and has nothing to do with your emotional state.
Panicking is also making him flail around and making it hard to go up.
panick and stress do make you sink as your muscles get tense
Stuff like this one should be taught at school as well as lesrning how to help someone who was drowning and other stuff like how to cook, Pay bills, Do taxes, change a tire, Do oul changes, Rules to drive and all other things that will help us throughout our life spam. All from stuff to do to help others and stuff we will have to do ourselves when no one else is there to help. From medical to mechanical stuff and being able to help people after an accident. We need our future generations to become smarter than the previous one. Only that way will humanity get better within the years. All we need is to put the important morals infront of our lifes and learn how to survive the best we can.
Not me holding my breath as long as that guy was underwater 😂
For those who struggle to swim. Dont kick your feet, act like youre walking, relax your ankles. Use your hands to push the water below, like youre trying to dig with your hands. If youre one of those people who just sinks no matter what, if its only 10ft or so, you can wait until you hit the bottom, and jump. Make yourself thin and jump as hard as you can, youll make it to the surface. Im a florida man whos swimming for as long as i can remember
Thank you for advance 😊
I will definitely try this, thanks! It's hard for me to stay afloat. I can swim, but treading makes me tired so fast.
You may have negative buoyancy
Kicking your feet is just an alternate way to swim and works just as well, though he didn't do it correctly
Thank you
This is so true especially if you have lil bodyfat. Try expelling air in a pool you’ll sink, if you are dense w muscle. Kinda float if you have more fat.
I'm built like a skeleton 😢
@@Nikosentiana338do you float, like do you fly when going to the surface
I used to breath my air out and just lay on the bottom of the pool. Just an interesting feeling and view underwater (goggles) and feel the cool pressure of water on you as you lay there
Bro im somewhat small and i cant swim i dont know how one stays on water without straight up falling in
Its a social disaster
I'm offend 😠
Deep water....class 12 English chapter 😂😂😂
As a swimmer, we were taught to do "dolphin kicks" aka kicking with both legs at the same time. Doing this helps you reach the surface much faster than doing regular kicks. Or you can jump once you reach the bottom of the pool.
Breaststroke kicks are also very effective
I could never
I'm so effing buoyant and I really like to swim underwater,but it's hard,since my body keep going up
Lose the fat
same problem
just breathw out, its the air that keeps you buoyant. Just be careful because you might not be able to tell if youre drowning. Or idk thats what I heard
@@martonbalazskajari5424 eh,that's the problem
It's either I keep in the air to stay under the water longer or I try to go deeper :/
Take out the breath halfway while going down
This is not how a normal person swims up in a panic, in fact, as a diver i can tell you, when you know what’s the right way up, you usually go too fast and hurt your eardrums or if you’re deep enough, even get the bends, but that only happens when scuba diving usually.
Don’t u get the bends from swimming to long and the carbon comes through ur skin or something like that ?
@@symaliwilliams1155thought it was the pressure forcing nitrogen out of your blood and making bubbles?
@@symaliwilliams1155nvm I was a bit wrong I searched it up and got this: Decompression sickness is a disorder in which nitrogen dissolved in the blood and tissues by high pressure forms bubbles as pressure decreases. Symptoms can include fatigue and pain in muscles and joints.
@@darkshrine_5573it’s the oxygen in your blood expanding too quickly and forming bubbles
Wait wait wait! Are you talking about staying calm and floating up or like the guy in the video?
My ears would blow tf up if i got pushed in that deep.
You can and should equalize the pressure
I have drowned 7 times(5 times saved by friends and 2 times just by laying on my back on water) in my life and today i realised i can't drown if i just stay calm 😭 one man was drowning beside me so i gave my hand to help him out but he hold my neck from behind and damn it was scary but i didn't panic because i knew i won't drown if i don't move a muscle that guy kicked my back and went onto the shallow waters thank god he atleast knew how to stroke and stride but he was a horrible swimmer, I learned how to swim today and i also saved a man from drowning i still have anxiety till now but i love swimming is soo much fun🤌🏻
Okay there should be some warnings on this video. 1. This person obviously didn’t have the ability to swim down that deep. And his friends pushed him further than he was able to go himself. Do not EVER do this. Especially if they don’t know to swim VERY well. With one wrong move this guy could’ve been at the bottom of this pool for a long time. Please only do what you know youre capable of. 2. It’s a lot easier said than done to stay calm when you’re running out of oxygen. Instead try to focus on holding your breath in for as long as you can handle the CO2. Although it sucks the air that’s in your lungs is helping you (even if slightly) get back to the surface. Once you breath out it will be SO much harder to swim back up. Especially if you’re already at the point where you ran out of oxygen for your body to use. And 3. Please stay safe and don’t do shit like this. I’ve been swimming for 15 years with experience scuba diving. And I would need some serious prep work before I would want to try this. And I wouldn’t have my stupid ass friend push me down to the bottom if I couldn’t reach it. (I’m sorry that really pisses me off because literally his friend could’ve ended his life with that stupid decision. But anyway) you guys please stay safe around the water. You might think it’s all fun and games until you’re at the bottom of whatever body if whatever you’re in and your body is forcing you to breath in water while you try to reach the surface. Only to sink progressively deeper. Yeah that sounds scary right? Good. Stay safe around water. Please.
Ain't reading althat
WTF nobody's reading that Karen
@@user-zm6jq2wy8e then don’t😭
@@ExtraterrestrialBeing-jc7to how in GODS name is me making sure people know the risk of certain things make me a Karen. If you didn’t want to read it then don’t. But people get on this app and see shit like this and actually replicate it and then wind up losing their lives. I’m not a Karen I just care😭😭😭
@@ExtraterrestrialBeing-jc7toshutup dude, I read the whole thing and he just gave me the most useful advice I’ve ever heard since I graduated high school… he just spoke straight facts don’t even call him a Karen. If you’re attention span is that low and you don’t want to learn just say that
All that shoulder hair weighed him down
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U killed me😂
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I used to empty them as I floated down and see how long I could sit at the bottom in serenity. This was a 35ft deep pool though and I was 12. I wouldn't do that now.
Just reading your story makes me feel anxious. Glad you made it out. Sorry about the ptsd. Hopefully, you made some better friends since then.
That’s how I almost drowned TWICE as a kid I was terrified both times and was yelling for help. First time I just accepts that I’m dead and looked at the water and it felt like I was blinking really fast then like a movie scene someone grabbed my hand and pulled me out. Second time like an idiot I again went into deep water despite still not knowing how to swim and yelled for help. My mom saved me this time but she didn’t know how to swim either but she was taller than me so she wasn’t drowning too. I thank God for always keeping me and my family safe. God is great and those extreme situations are nothing but lessons and fear breakers
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@@Void92715hells got a special place for u
Bro same
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He should never trust the other guy again in his life. Leave that fool
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Problem was, he panicked before he even hit the bottom where if you had any water experience you would know you're supposed to allow yourself to sink to the bottom and then use your legs to spring up and you initially place your arms at your side legs straight to ascend as far as possible. This guy's leg movements were almost completely useless and his arm movements were hardly better.
It may look like he sprung from the bottom but he actually kicked the side of the pool in panick which won't really help him go upward when you're that far down (pressure.) I am pretty sure the instructor was trying to help him spring off the bottom. Maybe the trainee needs more water acclimation before going this deep.
@@aycaramba3553not maybe, DEFINITELY
Bro they were probably training
Who all held their breaths when the man went in and exhaled after he came to the surface 😂😂
This is true one time when I was younger at my school we were swimming so I barely knew how to swim we were still learning while we were holding on the edges listening to the teacher I accidently let go from the edge and drowned to the bottom I stayed calm kicked my legs and arms and got to the surface and held the edge again if u panic u will drown no one really noticed me drown but its fine
Bro swam in slo mo
its water what did you expect
@@Viperpro140 i’d assume you’d swim at a normal speed in water
@@Viperpro140 It's really not that hard to find the most efficient way to get to the top
@@Viperpro140he swam really slow and poorly…
Nah the people that held there breath when he went under water 💀
Air in your lungs acts like a life jacket
Have you ever tried pushing an empty water bottle in a body of water
remember that mermaid in the tank?? 😂😂 she freaking blow the air underwater and can still stay there for another minutes like.. thats crazy
Bruh, it’s so easy to get back up, you have to be calm. I used to be scared but once I’ve learned, I was basically fearless lol.
"We all float down here."- Bob Gray.
That one friend that says Arey chal kuch nahi hoga mei tere saath hu💀
People in the titanic:
Not funny
@@viviankint2160cry about it
@@viviankint2160it was funny
that's so foul 😭😂
@@Cheeeeetah no it wasn't
I know the body becoming float cuz if i try to swim underwater i will start become floating
Stay calm is something from the last things you remember if you are in such situation.!!
A good swimmer will stay calm. A casual swimmer would pander thats why
I once did this in the ocean. Luckily I calmed myself and took deep breaths to keep me afloat. I was in a rip current at the Santa Monica pier. I got sucked past the pier and thought I was not coming back cause I started to cramp up. I made it out and will not be going back into the ocean 😂 maybe surfing at most but not at night and not without a flotation device off some sort lol
How did u breath underwater? 💀❓
@@Spring_gachavids "i calmed myself and took deep breaths to KEEP ME AFLOAT" not float to the surface, to STAY afloat
Dam
That was terrible form😭
What form? 😂
I have been in many situations where panicking would have ended my life, I’m very lucky I learned from a show, to always keep calm and think of possible. It always stuck with me
If you need to go up fast, force your arms down to your side for initial momentum and float up, I used to be a county swimmer and part of my training was going to the bottom of the pool, collecting items then resurfacing quickly. You don’t become heavier as such when you panic but you run out of air flapping and flapping holds you down
Bruh you done did him dirty thats a grown ass man with chest hair 💀
Drowning is a huge fear of mine, I mean as it should be for people, but as a kid, my horrible stepmother, at the time, and I got pulled in an undertow together and she used my head to hoist herself up, pushing me even deeper. Didn't help me after either. Love that for her. ❤
What an evil person
He camed from heaven 😂😂
Mfs be like "to stay calm you must stay calm."
Moral..never swim with a friend..😂
I bet it ...he was his friend 😂
Who u with
People say "its easier said than done" but its actually much easier to do it than to explain how it works.
Explanation: when deep into the water stand straight like a soldier with your hands down. This will give you a more water dynamic shape that will put the bodys ability to float in much better use. While straight in might take a second for you to gain momentum so to speed up the process flap your feet in a back and forth peaceful and fast(if necessary) motion. More experienced swimmers will also use their hands and whole body to help them reach the surface faster. By doing all this you are sure to hit the surface in no more than ~10 seconds from 7 meters deep so make sure to *STAY CALM* cause there is not reason to stress
That’s how I swim in my dreams
Yeah this happened to me but not that deep I was swimming in the deep end with a life jacket bc I can’t swim very well without it yet and I felt like I was drowning but I was in the middle of the pool and couldn’t hold on to anything so I remembered to stay calm! It worked so well and I was back on the surface in no time!
Some individuals are just not as buoyant. These individuals have a harder time keeping their head out of the water.
Fam just don’t release your oxygen
@@Bxlltfn the buoyancy test where you take in one full lung of air and hold it and stay vertically still with minimal clothing on a calm day at the beach(should be salt water) it differs for everyone regardless of body type. Some individuals with the same weight and body type may have different buoyancy one has his eyes or even nose above water by staying vertically still and one might have his head barely breaking the surface. It’s just that there are some people who are very buoyant while others are sinkers.
@@PitFitHuntFanthats why you dont just stay there you start taking big strides up while having your lungs filled its how i taught my 4yo brother
@@alexisvargas7455 yes if your not as buoyant as an average person you have to work harder on your technique to stay afloat. I’m one of those who are not as buoyant and I’m a recreational diver. On our dive course we had our buoyancy test on the ocean and in the pool. In the pool on a lung with full air if I assume an Indian stance sitting position, I sink to the bottom. In the ocean even with a full dive suit which adds to buoyancy, top of my head barely breaks the surface by staying relatively still… in the group me and my son where the sinkers along with one other individual while my wife and daughter are floaters and some where extra buoyant requiring very little effort and hardly much movement to stay afloat. I’m not thick boned like my son but I am still a sinker, it’s just the way I’m built probably having denser bones either thru genetics or adaptation as I’ve been into martial arts since I was a kid and had several minor fractures and bone/joint injuries. The great apes like gorillas, chimps, and orangutans also are sinkers just for trivia.😁
@@PitFitHuntFan i aint reading allat if my 240 frined can do it there no excuse
Ocean has a better floatation than pool remember that.
The fact he pushed him down like that was just savage
Bro should compet in the world cup of svimming😂
😭 stoppp it ain’t that hard
😭😭
wdym
Love those memories of mine where I was swimming up to the surface of the pool and a floaty with a person on it that I couldn’t lift was above me. Normally this wouldn’t be a problem as you could just go around, but my idiot 7 year old self thought I had to deadlift the floaty to survive. Anyways, I cried and went back inside.
New fear unlocked:deep pool
This is the calm video that makes you calm your body
Bro was swinging like a wounded duck trying to fly
My man wasn't thirsty afterwards. That's for sure. 😂
You can also just relax every muscle which will make it so you float to the surface of the water, then you can swim all the way to the shore
For those who don’t know, if you empty your lungs in a pool you will sink because there’s no air in the lungs and the air is Lighter than water which makes you float
I remember once being in a very similar situation, i was like 11 and me and my cousins were trying to reach the bottom of the deepest part of the pool (mind u, the deepest part was 3,5 meters deep) my cousins were able to reach all the way down (they were also much older and taller than me) and then when i did it i couldnt reach the bottom, i had already emptied most of my lungs to be able to reach all the way down and still failed to do so. The way back was horrible. I had almost no air, i was almost blacking out but i was a good swimmer. I knew i shouldnt waste my energy and let my body mostly float up slowly and use as little energy as possible kicking a bit my feet. I could SEE the surface when i was very close to blacking out, all i remember thinking is “just a bit more and I’ll make it”
I did make it out, didnt black out and my cousins were like “it took u very long to come up we were staring to get worried” 🤡🤡 imagine if i hadnt been able to get out by myself, i’d have drowned for sure lol
True I experienced it a few days ago I got tired and I almost drowned because there no place to recover my stamina and good thing I remember floating and it save me
This happen to me when i was playing with my brother and i just stayed calm because wasnt my first time so i just stayed calm and wait until my body start floating up and if you dont swim just relax your body reach the top of the water faster than swiming
this is absolutely true. I even tested it at a pool and got pushed all the way down I holded my breath and I bent my body if you bend your body it will float faster
Its always easy to say to stay calm. For someone who isn’t good at swimming, they’ll always panic. I myself used to panic when I was newbie.
If you pump out all the air you start to sink like a rock but even then if you relax and do proper sweeming movements you can get back to surface. I did it many times because it's fun to just lay on the bottom motionless whatever little time you can spend down with no air.
Rule number one. Panic gets you nowhere other then to some accident if there is no one to help you. Stay calm and collected.😊
That’s true I also try to keep my anxiety levels low so I can just float back up with the air in my lungs
Staying calm will make you survive
I have a very big fear of drowning. I once had a nightmare where i fell into a deep lake and started to drown because i didnt know how to swim and i started to suffocate as i slowly went deeper and deeper until the pressure started pulling me down. Since i was drowning in the nightmare i couldnt breathe in real life and i woke up feeling like i was drowning and suffocating but realising i was in my bed perfectly fine and i just wasnt breathing lol
My swimming instructor from 5-17 always told us that if we were swimming on the surface and could not get air to flip onto our backs. Granted if you swallow water its a different story but it saved me a couple times.
His shoulder hair was moving so gracefully 😂😂
they wasn’t finna let that man go out like that 😂
I always train myself by putting my head inside the water everyday and my time increased from 50s to 1m 29s and am still practicing to go for 5minutes.
You can make dolphin kicks which is the fastest way back to the surface. Everyone should know that.
You panick more, you fight the water
People who are saying that you should remain calm probably haven't been in a situation like this. When you are in a situation like this even if you know exactly what to do your mind will still go blank guys
Bruh I feel like heaven when I go in the pool and then underwater
My anxiety i cannot handle someone like this im gonna cry lol
Why need enemies when u have friends like this
Thanks for the help and advice
That happened to he is right you should just stay calm and if you go to the pool make sure you have your mom are dad with you❤😊
releasing air from lung is like "why do you want to die so quickly"
In summer, I regularly swim in a pool that's 5 meters deep and I can sit on the bottom. When you push yourself off the ground, it actually only takes a few seconds to reach the surface.
I understand the dude panicked and didn't realize this, but he could have done that, he was pretty much there already
Excuse me, i am under the water😂😂😂😂😂
I'm glad he is okay
Most wouldn’t realize it but this is a learning moment for him
He became negatively buoyant and was not expecting it.
Bro has a bad friend
Tbh I felt like he only went back up because of the sudden pressure increase. The bubbles where probably a failed attempt to equalize it
I was in the pool yesterday it wasn’t that deep but I got back up by just relaxing my body
When i was 5 I learn something in swimming it was self learn, it was when i made my body light and make my body as if it lose control even though i am in full control in that moment i learn yoy could easily float once you did it
in this situation I lay on my back and wait until I float again
Bro did the cartoon running gag💀💀💀
The guy in deep water chapter when he was pushed by a bully
Bruh for swimmers the reaction is calm and automatic
Nevermind that, don't have friends who have to think about saving you after putting you in trouble... for a joke