Daniel-Andre Tande Ski Jump Crash - Doctor Reacts and Explains What Happened
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- Опубликовано: 26 мар 2021
- Norwegian ski jumper Daniel-Andre Tande was in a serious ski jump crash during recent world cup training in Planica, Slovenia. Thankfully his injuries are non-life threatening but this was a scary crash nonetheless. In this video we'll review the crash and discuss some educational parts of managing such traumatic sports and ski jump injuries like this.
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That dude is a whole badass he literally saved his own life in a split second.
This comment is truly insightful. What a fall. Praying for this man!
@@RZFitnessTV he is now getting better. his live isn't in danger what the media says.
@@RZFitnessTV He woke up now :D
@@Avixia so glad to hear this!! Hope for a full recovery to see his amazing jumps again. prayers from Japan🙏
@@york0Town he just won earlier today actually! Great recovery from him.
That thumbnail looks absolutely devastating.
Latest update: He has a punctured lung and a broken collar bone. (That's what they said on the news here in Norway) But he avoided neck or head injury (probably got a concussion, but they didn't say he had or didn't have one). He'll live at the very least.
I could be wrong but if you’re knocked unconscious that means you had a concussion
@@HandTigers21 I don't know. Would think so, but I have no knowledge about it.
@@HandTigers21 not necessarily
Yup
@@steventcheouafei174 so you're saying that you can be knocked unconscious so bad that you need to be intubated, but yet, you somehow avoid a concussion?
Brian, I know you get this alot, and I'm not sure you'll even see this,
It's just that there isn't another person on ANY social media platform that is as in-depth and calming as you are.
You're the man. Plain and simple. Thank you for making these videos.
Thank you
Well, I’m sorry, but this video actually proves the exact opposite. It is very clear that Dr. Sutterer has absolutely no idea about ski jumping whatsoever. Possibly the best example of that in this video is, when he says “He even competes in something called ski flying.” Well Planica is one of the two biggest ski flying hills in the world and the single most legendary. In other words, Dr. Sutterer has no idea what he is watching here. Also, it is really weird that he emphasizes that Daniel Andre Tande is an elite jumper as if he is trying to make him look stupid for making a mistake which almost killed him. I could go on and on but suffice it to say, that in this video Dr. Sutterer is pretty much just making stuff up as he goes and it is very clear he hasn’t done any proper research on the topic before making this video. This video made me lose trust in Dr. Sutterer, because it shows that he is comfortable talking about stuff he doesn’t know at all.
@@erikspitzer3754 You’re out of your mind if you think that Doc must have advanced knowledge of every profession… of everyone injured…. in every video. He’s on top of every injury in every sport.
Fastest on RUclips.
Just like Daniel Andre Tandre was before he made a mistake that almost killed himself.
Side note, you made a lot of opinionated statements but led with, “This video proves the exact opposite”
Little bit of a reach saying that, huh?
And now, less than one year later he is back on the podium in second place. I was so happy when I saw that. I couldn't image that someone can come back from such an injury. Both physically and mentally.
Yes and he won three days ago. Really what a legend!
Daniels heart stopped for about 3 minutes, and a defibrillator on the scene saved his life. On a TV program here in Norway about him and this incident he mentioned that this particular video was one of the first he saw just after he woke up at the hospital. And he actually was proud of the way he was described in it. 👍🏼
Interesting that the arrhythmia wasn't reported back in the day, even though there were on-scene photographs in which it looked like he was receiving CPR. They probably didn't want to scare viewers and fans...
If he recovered that quickly from a heart arrest and there's been no setback since, that might mean this was commotio cordis - I'm guessing his tucked in arms put blunt pressure onto his chest upon impact, but of course Dr. Brian Sutterer would know better than I do.
I’m a ski jumper and just seeing this video. This season(about 9 months later) he podiumed in a World Cup, which is the same if not more fierce competition that will be in the Olympic final this February. Pretty crazy recovery
Just listening to him talking on the radio now, after winning a competition in holmenkollen yesterday. He was told he was dead for 3 minutes after that accident. Crazy.
The first thing Danny said to the coaching staff when he woke up after the accident was "you dont get rid of me that easily". Truely a champ, is anybody jumps again after such an incident it will be him
Depends probably on how bad brain injury he has got, like if he has full function in his body or not
@@GunsNRoses1123 he is in very good health despite of his injuries, back in Norway with his gamily. He will fully recover and is propably flying in Planica again next season
@@GunsNRoses1123 he is back competing in a top level now
That looks scary af. Thanks for sharing knowledge Doc🙏
Boy that was rough. Sounds like the EMTs did great taking care of his immediate emergency needs. Hope he has a complete recovery.
This year after his jumping in Planica, the first thing after landing he went to those EMTs to thank them for their help the previous year. A really nice gesture.
Daniel Andre tande is so fun to say. Nevertheless, my prayers to him.
As someone from Norway it’s so funny to see how you pronounce our names Hahahaha
Only if you pronounce it wrongly in an american accent.
The incident happened at the Ski Flying Hill In Planica, Slovenia in training for the final series of events in the World Cup Season. He won a Team gold medal (for Norway) at the same hill at the Ski Flying World Championships in December 2020. Hopefully he will make a full recovery in order to compete in time for next season.
He actually said these first words when he woke up: "You're not getting rid of me that easy"
Recognizing the imminent danger, he was able to brace himself somewhat. Not everyone involved in injury-trauma related accidents are so fortunate. He helped minimize the damage to his body. Good luck on a speedy recovery.
He is now back in Norway, and his coach says that he will be back as soon as his collarbone is mended! That is so good news!
Ski jumping is so underrated ... but also if you watch some accidents they are horrific. At high jumps they jump with the speed of 100km/h where the distance of the slope is even up to 220 meters
It’s looks so graceful sometimes it’s hard to remeber you can die or get seriously injury’d
@@nickderd976 definitely, from personal experience once you're in the air the time seems to slow down, as kids we didn't make these jumps but 10 to 15m for kids is still a lot. Can only imagine what it is for them when they have a good long few seconds in the air
You seem to know the sport well so I have a question. Any idea what the total height he fell was? As in, from the peak of his jump to how much vertical distance he fell before impacting.
@@dalermehndi4663 Did some research on where the event took place it was on a slope in Planica which is one of the higher ones so you're looking at the height of 3-5m with his speed being 102.6 km/h (the .6 may be off but it's still under 103hm/h) he crashed at the distance of about 78 meters hence why the aftermath is so devastating. To give you a scale of things the longest jump on that event specifically was about 244 meters
@Daler Mehndi i did skijumping. I never jumped from Planica or any other skiflying hill, but years and years from so called large hills. Jump lengths up to 150m.
Based on the height of Tande himself (182cm or 6ft) his skis are approximately 250-255cm long. Knowing that it's easier to estimate the height he was at when sh*t hit the fan. 4-5meters is my rough guess too. Speed at take-off was 102.6kmph and it's hard to say if it increased or decreased during his not so aerodynamic flight.
The level of skill it takes to make a decision in the fraction of a second is amazing. Hope things work out and I would love an update video as more things come out on his condition!
Best wishes for a full recovery my friend. You are an incredible athlete and one tough dude. Prayers
We need this man at a million subs, he hes amazing injury analyst great breakdown with the highest respect for these athletes
Tande made a complete recovery. He won the world cup event on March 6th. in Holmenkollen Oslo. Not even a year after this horrible crash. He is actually one of the favorites to win the ski flying world championship that takes place in Vikersund Norway March 10-13th 2022. He is also the ski flying world champion from 2018 in Obersdorf Germany.
He has woke up and his first words to his trainer was: "you're not getting rid of me that easily". Before they hug and shed a tear.
I think this could be a great jumpoff point (no pun intended) for you to check out some other ski jumping/flying and winter sports accidents.
I very much recommend the video on Petra Majdič by the official Olympics channel here on RUclips. It would be nice to hear what her body went through during the race.
Hope man has a quick recovery
Fall itself WAS life threatening. When EMS team got to him he was in ventricular fibrillation. Defibrillation was required.
I just read in the news that he himself had watched this video several times and enjoys it. He says «I’m good at falling», talking about the technique you point out here. He is back jumping now and all is well 🥳🥳
Great to see you expand to ski jumping as well! very good video!
I been subbed since you was under 10k crazy to see how far you are now.👑🐐👑
Thanks man!
big props for the videos, this is the last sport i expected on here, but boy am i happy to see it and even happier to see tande recovering well for now, ski jumping is such an underrated and extremely fun sport, i was at planica once and boy was it a good experience...
Looks very scary. My dad suffered a cervical fracture a couple months ago and my family and I have been helping him greatly on his road to recovery. Wish nothing but the best for him and for him to come out in even greater shape than before.
To put in into context :He had around 65 miles per hour speed at the start of the flight and around 8 feet hight.
I wonder what the total height that he fell is though. As in from the peak of his jump to how far vertically down the hill he landed.
@@dalermehndi4663 Around 240 Meters (787 feet) down the hill he stopped. That was a little more than the mark he had to fly to, to get into lead. Planica ski flying hill has crazy dimensions.
@@dalermehndi4663 total height was around 10m
@@ahs52h nah. around 7 meter. very few jumpers jump 10 meters high, and tande isnt a power jumper, so he was probably around 6-7 meters in the air
@@TH-cx2yx well the anouncers said right after he fell that it was around that height
He had so much bad luck in his career! Hope he recovers well!
Ski flying is probably the most extreme sport in the world. The world record jump is 253,5 meters (830 feet), and they land with a speed in excess of 120 km/h. The record in Planica is 252 meters. (Planica and Vikersund is the biggest hills).
For those unfamiliar with the sport: There are some good clips on RUclips. Bjoern Einar Romoren's jumps in Planica will give you an impression on how far they are actually flying/falling with skis on.
News reports say they are bringing Tande out of the coma now, he responds to stimuli, but is not yet awake.
Pray he makes a full recovery.
Your expertise is very much appreciated in the breakdown of these videos. Split second decision maybe saved his life. Jumping out of planes, we were also taught to tuck your chin into your chest upon ground contact to mitigate head injuries. Hope he makes a speedy recovery.
Brilliant video. Thank You!!!
The fall Itself was horrible. That horrible, that i always had a view of it before my eyes, probably, like everyone. I still have it. Wish him fast recover! ♥️🤟🤘
The Doctors bedside manor is world class! Great job 👍
Maybe one day you could elaborate on what a medically induced coma is, why it’s used, why it’s helpful, how it works, etc. I’ve always wondered about it.
Thanks!!
Very interesting video! Daniel is already back competing. I got the pleasure to photograph his first competition last weekend where finished 9th & 4th.
The man is now awake and fully aware, talking to his girlfriend and mum. Good news.
He acutally had cardiac arrest after the fall. They had to do CPR on him and use defibrillators on the spot. It must have been extremely emotional to win todays race
Thank You Mister :)
Can you do Jamille Matt? He broke almost all his fingers in a football match.
I love the content! love the way you dress and your voice is so soothing!
*10 outta 10!!*
Hopefully he makes a speedy recovery.
I have all fingers crossed that we will see Tande flying again or at least that he will have a speedy, complete recovery.
I wonder if ski jumpers physique, being on the light side, can be both advantageous and disadvantageous depending on the type of accident.
His Point of initial contact was important here too to absorb that Initial load of total forces.. hope he will be okay.
The first thing he said to his coach when he woke up was «You wont get rid of me that easily»
Thank you so much for your Japanese
subtitles man I’m so thankful
I love Luka's Real Madrid jersey
As a German Fan of Winter sports i love that you covered this freak accident to provide great inside as always. But there is one little Thing in the end, that you got wrong:
The Norwegian Head Coach said yesterday, that this was Tande's fault. He jumped too aggressive which caused his left Ski to come too close to his body in the first moment of the flight. He then overcorrected that initial mistake causing the ski to drop so low, that he couldn't catch it anymore resulting in his crash..
Idk, they can say that but for a stud like him who has so much experience, it still feels like a fluke
That's interesting to know though. I've actually done some work with Nordic combined athletes so I understand the skill that goes into this. Maybe he did bring it on himself but I'd hate to portray it that way if it was equal parts bad luck
@@BrianSuttererMD wow, that was fast from your side 😅
Yes, i get that. I felt the same when I saw this live and these crashes always feel like a fluke, because that happen so rarely with these experinced guys. But I don't see a reason why the Head Coach would describe it so detailed if it wasn't true..
@@BrianSuttererMD while you are reading my comments, I just want to say, that I really love your content. I've been subscribed for a while now and you bring such great inside every Video. Keep up the great work, hope you have a wonderful weekend, and Stay healthy during these crazy times 👍🏼
Thanks! I'm editing out that part of the video because you're probably right and if the coach said that then I should respect it. It's also my opinion which probably isn't needed here . Thanks avain!
Request: Snowboarder Kevin Pearce's injuries. BTW, your videos are always interesting and informative. Thank you.
He got 1 place in Holmenkollen to day!
God damn. That’s a hell of an impact but at the same time probably the best landing you could ask for in the situation.
Hey you’re a very cool doctor ! :)
Update from VG (Norways biggest newspaper) He is awake! I betcha he is back in the competition next season, rest well Tande❤
More ski jumping videos please
How am I gonna have an ad with a bunch of skiing before this video.
The Sky Flyer is very lucky. His knowledge and fitness would have protected him from further injury. I hope he comes back for the next season. I am a survivor of a near fatale brain bleed. Salute.
Hey doc, I’d love to see you break down Alex McKinnon’s spinal injury in the NRL from a few years ago
I would be interested in seeing the specifics about Paul Georges leg injury a while back.
Hey! just found your channel and i think it's impressive. I also have a request; could you explain steinerism? it's a rare disease in the chest muscle fibers. Yes I was inspired by the Larry Wheels vid haha
You should do a video on the recent accident that happened in sumo this past week
“Yowiehunters Witness Audio Reports” is another great RUclips Channel 👍🏻
Who here is old enough to remember..."The thrill of victory...and the agony of defeat"?
The agony was the ski jumper biting it like a whirling dervish. Brutal.
Luka Doncic Jersey ?
Where did he get that?
Daniel is back in the skijump, starting July
Are you old enough to remember the ski jumper crash that played on ABC's Wide World of Sports intro along with the narration "the agony of defeat?" I seem to remember hearing that he wasn't hurt that badly. Have you ever done a video on that crash?
Scary one
Forest Green’s (soccer) Jamille Matt broke all of his fingers on his right hand today in a match...would be cool if you looked at that
sounds atrocious
That is sooo scary imagine falling and KNOWING you cant put your hands out to brace yourself or slow yourself down
The FIS Ski Flying Championship 2022 will take place this weekend, 10.-13. of March. It will be the first time Daniel-Andre Tande will jump on the biggest hill since the accident.
He is also ski flying world champion from 2018. Best of the best.
Interesting fact: He watched this video himself not to long after waking up and was pleased that he had gotten praise
I heard that ! Really neat to know - how’s he been doing lately?
@@BrianSuttererMD Physically just fine, sportingly not too good, nonetheless, he recently came 22nd in the ski flying world championships on Saturday, while not as good as 2018 when he won, it is still a crazy feat to be jumping after the fall, especially ski flying, true legend
Have you done a video on cramps? That would be an interesting one...
The one about tyreek hill is about cramps
Can you do a video talking about former boxer Prishard Colon?
They're starting to reverse it and so far, he's responding to being talked to and he's moving!
Tande suffered a fracture in his collarbone and a punctured lung, but avoided head and neck injuries. He was placed in an artificial coma after the fall.
I think you should discuss the horrific ski accident that happened a few years ago to Michael Schumacher
Nice vid
Can you react in the Brian Nadler 1st degree charges? It happened this week in my hometown of hawkesbury, he was a physicist at our local hospital.
Its crazy to see how extreme sport professionals react in a dangerous situation, Id be ragdolling all the way to Italy if that were me
VELIKA PODRŠKA DANIJEL TANDEU OD PORODICE GRBIĆ IZ LAKTAŠA
UZGRED SVE ČESTITKE NORVEŠKOM TIMU, A POSEBNO HALVORU EGNERU GRANERUDU NA OSVOJENOM SVETSKOM KUPU....
SVAKA ČASTHALVOR
could you talk about the buffalo sabres this year? what is going on with them mentally and perhaps phsyically?
my shoulder hurts from watching this... no cap
why arent u on ESPN or something man?
u deserve so much more attention than u already do...!
Suggestions: cycling tour of Poland crash involving Fabio Jacobsen
When did this happen ?
@@Vortex__24 2020
Can you do a video on knick's mitch robinson? Thanks.
Real Madrid!!!! Ya era hora!!! Saludos desde Madrid
He was dead for 3 minutes after he landed, no pulse or breathing. They had a heart-starter present and gave him one shock before his heart started again.
How does bringing your arms up help you to prevent your head from an injury?
That’s an amazing quick thinking that might’ve saved his life or career from ending
U should do a vid on lax
4:30 Isn't that the Manubrium of the sternum?
What about that downhill skier that got split open at the groin?
My son rectenly who jumped K90 by 16 years old and a skijumper and jumpes bigger hills too than that but he was in town where I live Lillehammer with his skijumping club to just train in the hills as he is on a sport gym longer away from home. He fell too just like Tande did after his 5 jump all well until next jump his ski went just like that by asking his coach what had happened during his one jump and he also was knocked out cold for 1 min and had to get ambulance tourists saw it and luckily me I was at work or else would have screamed and fainted to watch his fall. He got double broken arm which is healing fine now but his collarbone what is broken too was straight after he came in for a x Ray but second x Ray one week later it changed position like one bone went down like why not support broken collarbones too? Even it's attachted to nerves and muscles, as your'e a doctor why did move one of his collarbone position? And why can't that too stabilized just like the arm heavy bandaged up? The hospital now are seeing to might do surgery on his collarbone that broke and started to change position one bone of his right collarbone is lower than the other one now. How can it possible at it slipped off and would you do surgery on him since he is only 16 the doctor in the hospital was in and out to do other treatment or surgery but in fact he was about surgery. What is your'e thought on it? He had a straight 'normal' looking collarbone side which was broken but still looked 'normal' after first x Ray when he came in and now one week later a second x Ray done they are kind of 'depart' like one bone is right position but the other one dropped a few inches down below to the other one, how can that happen and why can't collarbone injury to been broken more stabilized like a arm or a leg?? He had also head injures too to been watched too but not to serious luckily but still to been looked for..scary sport
In Highschool Dennis Smith Jr. tore his ACL in his right knee. He didn’t need surgery because he had TWO ACL’S IN HIS RIGHT KNEE!
I did a video on this!
Plz do Jo Linder... peck muscle lines
“The agony of defeat...”
He's back to jumping and has just jumped to the 2nd place in Klingenthal. An indestructible being, clearly.