My nose started to bleed once and I had to sit on the side of the slope to get it to stop. These dudes came to my rescue with a stretcher. All I needed was a tissue...
Its a protocol. Im a chairlift operator and I hear all the calls from the Patrol and I can tell you that they need to have all the equipment with them because they are not comming back.
With loss of you blood you can get dizzy, specially in this kind of temperature. Riding down while drawing a line of blood can make you go from a bloody nose to an awful accident
yeah i remember when my brother broke his femur in two falling on ice he was SCREAMING bloody murder pretty much. i told as many people as i could that were going by to hurry up and go get the ski patrol while i stayed with him. it was bad. i still remember it over like 15 years later.
jellebel222 There was at one point a show about ski patrol on Tru TV or maybe before that when it was still Court TV. Don’t really remember to much about it but it was pretty exciting.
They do a heck of a job. Had a skiing accident last year, broke my hip at 10,465 feet elevation. Mountain patrol brought me down safely to the ER. I can not thank them enough for their help, professionalism and kindness. 💝
Jack Ganley There’s people who abuse their authority in every single job out there. Worked at McDonalds when I was in my teenage years and my Manager used to scream at people if they grabbed their order 30 seconds late from when their number was called. Half of it isn’t even abusing their authority, they literally just don’t even have the authority to do that and they think they’re in power of stuff their not.
@@r-y-m2458 No, it's not. Only the red cross is as the usual symbol for medical help. The Red Cross was funded in Switzerland and is the inversion of the Swiss Cross. Not the same thing!
@@r-y-m2458 Then it's a case of US getting it wrong since 1898. The Red Cross is the international sign for medics since the Geneva convention in 1864. For more information: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3663670/
A lot of people see these men and women as "Snow Popo's", but without them, no mountain would be safe. I make an effort to say "Hi and thank you" when I see them. The stress they deal with is a lot more than you would imagine.
On most mountains that isn’t true. These guys are amazing. At least on vail mountains they having something called “mountain safety “ in addition to ski patrol. Mountain safety are the real crappy people. They just stand at slow signs and yell at you but don’t actually save or help anyone.
problem with that is that the ski patrol (where i am) can have a tendency to act like they’re the best thing on the earth. some of them are chill, but the vast majority are pretty rude
I remember one time me and my friend were off the trail drinking and smoking ski patrol rolled up and we thought we were done for. They rolled up all cool and said “ someone broke their femur wanna come help “ 😂😂😂😂
Most mountain staff are pretty chill, as long as people aren't being dicks, but there is always that one guy. I see people smoking all the time, and I generally just look the other way (I'm staff in a different area than patrol)
Ski patrol saved my grandpas life when he had a heart attack on the slopes. They life flighted him on a helicopter saving his life as going by car would have taken to long. So much respect to the Alta ski patrol
@First Name Last Name this is the most unnecessary comment ever. These people saved he's grandpa's life and you just start trash talking on them for nothing.
I was in a terrain park and hit a sheet of ice on my tailbone, breaking it, after hitting the biggest jump there. Ski patrol came and helped me down to the hospital. I have so much love and respect for them.
I broke my arm on an Olympic sized halfpipe (21 or 22ft) at Copper Mountain, CO. This freaking legend rode his snowmobile ON THE HALFPIPE. Their ski patrol uses snowmobiles and not skis, so I wasn't getting special treatment or anything. A skier would been just fine, so it's not like I was getting that when a person was super injured was only getting a person.
In 2015 I had a pretty bad fall precisely at SilverStar Mountain, where these guys work at, and I had to be evacuated. They did an excellent job and took really good care of me, they are the best.
I miss being a skipatrol. I worked at a small hill in ontario. I was the only professional patroller ever in espanola. And the very first to pass the toboggan testing on a snowboard in ontario. My hardest rescue was myself. Only patroller on duty and a marker m46 binding broke and i lost my ski and broke my femur. I had to train people to the to load me and get me down. . Im a logging truck driver now days so time is very limited but if someone ever needs help im in. The canadian skipatrol has my respect.
These guys give you the confidence to go out and have fun. Got a chauffered ride down the mountain once with a separated shoulder in Whistler. Very professional. Respect! (The coolest guys are the medics - if you are not badly injured they just ski off and leave you to the other guys!).
I live in a resort town and my dad and I both work on the mountain, he does ski patrol and I bartend. As weird as that sounds, having both roles in such a close relationship helps a lot. If there's an accident I can tell him how many any parties involved have had, and I know the full gravity of what can happen on the runs and when to cut someone off. Also there's no one I enjoy riding with more, we've both been doing it our whole lives and even at his age he shows me up in ways I'd never expect. He's a great dude and I love him a lot 🖤
Hey guys im so glad that people like you exist because i also broke my arm some weeks ago luckily just in a skihall (dont know how you call it im from germany lol) but i really dont want to imagine how it would be like if all that happend on 3000 meters but with you guys everybody can feel save !
I have been skiing most of my life and when I was young I broke my leg, thanks to ski patrol I was safely taken off the mt. Thank you ski patrol you are awesome.
Last weekend skiing, it was late very close to closing time, snowing. Noticed from the chair a pair of people on an intermediate slope, having a hard time, side slipping, just seemed out of ordinary. Let the patrollers at the top know. Felt like a hero that day.
born and raised in a ski town in Colorado, ski patrol was THE job. our resort tested applicants by getting a senior patroller to lead a bunch of applicants up and down over the entire slope with no break in every terrain, everyone in town had a story about what score they got or how many hours they lasted for. while a lot of the calls were pretty stupid (speeder on a green, tourist got on a too-hard run and is now just refusing to move, stand at the bottom of a dangerous run and strip the season passes of speeders), but in real situations, ski patrol is incredible at what they do. mad respect.
I was raised to always wave and be friendly to Ski Patrol, because they are the people who are gonna save your ass!!!! Huge thanks to these guys/gals for having a passion to help others!
This is all there is. There were plans to go further, but broadcasters don't want shows about skiing and snowboarding. We were told time and again that people don't want to watch shows about elitists. Their words.
man this would have been an awesome tv series. like those beach patrol shows and airport security shows. it would have been awesome. especially if they showed the injuries and stuff. i would have watched that for sure
Keenan Bartlome Apparently you also have to be trashy and shallow, not like these cool classy people actually doing something good with their lives to help other people. What a sad comment on human nature.
Every single sport in its way can be dangerous. That is why it's called a sport, because you do activities that may risk your arm, your leg or even life! Loved the video!
I was in Andora when a skier crashed into me and I smashed my head on a massive section of ice. I can't remember much and I apparently blacked out. I did have a helmet on and I am super appreciative for the patrollers who got me down safely.
I am a lifty and regularly interact with ski patrol, I’m very great full to them where I work there’s usually more calls about lost children from what I’ve witnessed, all children were found btw thanks to ski patrol
Good video, I enjoyed it. Shocking that Griff, such an expereienced Patroller would consistently fail to take proper BSI prepcautions throughout the whole video endangering both himself and his patient. In a testing scenario that is a critical failure. Be safe out there.
I had a fall on a cat track, going slow! slipped and hit the back of my head and knocked myself out cold. Greatfull to these folks who came to my aid and helped me get off the mountain safely and to the hospital while I was concussed
Ski patrol: “Dispatch can you get rcmp at the scene too please” Dude: “no no no plz” Ski patrol: “RIGHT, WELL PACK IT IN THEN” Dude: “k I’ll shut right up” Lmao
last week I was on a ski trip and one of the guys from my group injured his leg so our teacher took him on his shoulders and went down the mountain to the station and we were at the highest point there was ive seriously never seen such brave and also terrifying thing, like fr, so many things could have happened
Hard as ice, thanks for your service boys and girls, makes me feel safer on the mountain knowing if the worst happens there's some headcases who will stop at nothing to get me to a doctor!
I feel like if produced and directed well someone could make a very successful tv series based on this like a grays anatomy meets bay watch type of thing...just think it'd be cool
me: "im gonna watch some skiing ski patrol videos" mom: "okay" guy in video: "my leg is in half" mom (who is a nurse): "hmmmmm i might cancel the trip to switzerland"
not rly related but this somehow reminds me of someone in a advanced group during my school's ski trip last week who had to slide off a double black diamond trail using her face because she fell over and was sliding too fast to regain her balance, so someone else had to hold her skis while she was skiing on her face. it was a rly interesting day according to the teacher in that group
they make it look 10000x more intense then it is at my ski hill my place its either a few young adults who hate their lives or some cranky middle aged guys who freak out when you build a little kicker to the side of a hill
my friend did a jump once and landed on his back and ended up dislocating his shoulder, you snowboarded the entire way down the mountain to our ski house before he even got help
I am from Vail, both my grandparents are 25+ year ski school teachers there, why are we not utlizing snowmobiles??? They may not work in ever situation but just about most.
Low key though, the ski patrol on my local mountain are literally the most sendy crew on the mountain. There the ones you'll see doing back-flips off drops, in the back country section of our mtn.
broke my clavicle once while riding my snow board, it hurt like hell but at least I got to ride a snowmobile the people were really nice and I had some nice memory's they even told me to come back again which I don't know how that benefits me but 10/10 experience.
2 months ago I fell on a double black diamond and hurt my leg, if the ski patrol weren't there with their sled I would've had to walk down and end up doing a lot more damage to my leg
cadiac pain istn't something you have to respond to in seconds. Spending your energy on cases where its not needed only means you might not have any left for the hard cases
LOL i broke my collarbone when someone hit me at the top of the mountain... no ski patrol, I skied all the way down through the blacks and hiked partway to the car.
I thought this video was going to be about kids getting chased by ski patrol. I'm guilty for that. Ski patrol always chases me when I do something wrong. Sometimes they get to me, but sometimes I manage to get away 😂
Also an OEC instructor and I agree it does not fall under the scope of OEC. Remember this was filmed in Canada. Additionally, I think it also depends on the medical credentials carried by the personnel in the base aid room. I patrol at Mt. Baker and our aidroom staff is made up of Drs., Nurses and Medics. All who have higher credentials than OEC techs on the hill. So we have the benefit of passing to a higher level of medical care as soon as we get our patients to the Aid Room.
I once broke my foot...I didn't feel it until the hospital because of the cold...and I said that I was fine to them but they kept me in the ambulance and the slidy bed until we came to the hospital...ever since that happened, I only ski on the blue slopes
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My nose started to bleed once and I had to sit on the side of the slope to get it to stop. These dudes came to my rescue with a stretcher. All I needed was a tissue...
Its a protocol. Im a chairlift operator and I hear all the calls from the Patrol and I can tell you that they need to have all the equipment with them because they are not comming back.
then don't call ski patrol.. just ride down and get a tissue
Nico M I second that as an experienced liftee now
Lol
With loss of you blood you can get dizzy, specially in this kind of temperature. Riding down while drawing a line of blood can make you go from a bloody nose to an awful accident
"my leg is in two!"
Boy you said that with confidence
yeah i remember when my brother broke his femur in two falling on ice he was SCREAMING bloody murder pretty much. i told as many people as i could that were going by to hurry up and go get the ski patrol while i stayed with him. it was bad. i still remember it over like 15 years later.
Baywatch. But on a mountain
Nick C HAHAHAHAHA😂😅🤣
Nick C love this comment so funny 😅😂🤣
Lol
Mountainwatch
At the end of the video it’s just them gliding down the hill in slo-motion with swimsuits on
"You're not ridin, you're drunk" felt that
why are we not funding a show for this. this is verry interessting!
jellebel222 watch red bull tv -> the Horn, bit different but comes close.
jellebel222 There was at one point a show about ski patrol on Tru TV or maybe before that when it was still Court TV. Don’t really remember to much about it but it was pretty exciting.
jellebel222 agreed that there should be a show about this
Fuck you.
Max Werner ok
They do a heck of a job.
Had a skiing accident last year, broke my hip at 10,465 feet elevation. Mountain patrol brought me down safely to the ER. I can not thank them enough for their help, professionalism and kindness. 💝
much love for Ski Patrollers, so thankful for the guys who helped me off the mountain.
Scott M. Or the guys who act like jerks and abuse their authority
haveyou ever met an asshole ski patrol in person, or just from watching youtube videos?
Scott M. Awwww
Jack Ganley There’s people who abuse their authority in every single job out there. Worked at McDonalds when I was in my teenage years and my Manager used to scream at people if they grabbed their order 30 seconds late from when their number was called. Half of it isn’t even abusing their authority, they literally just don’t even have the authority to do that and they think they’re in power of stuff their not.
What happened
I was confused why they weren't speaking swiss German and no-one had a swiss accent until I noticed, that that wasn't a swiss cross
It clearly is a Swiss cross.
The swiss cross is a universal symbol
@@r-y-m2458 No, it's not. Only the red cross is as the usual symbol for medical help. The Red Cross was funded in Switzerland and is the inversion of the Swiss Cross. Not the same thing!
@@Warentester bro it's a simple shape it's a universal symbol for medic it's been used in wars in america since 1898.
@@r-y-m2458 Then it's a case of US getting it wrong since 1898. The Red Cross is the international sign for medics since the Geneva convention in 1864. For more information:
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3663670/
A lot of people see these men and women as "Snow Popo's", but without them, no mountain would be safe. I make an effort to say "Hi and thank you" when I see them. The stress they deal with is a lot more than you would imagine.
a mountain is never safe but i se what ur saying
Most of the time they are out there to pull your pass and ruin your fun. Patrolers can stuff it.
On most mountains that isn’t true. These guys are amazing. At least on vail mountains they having something called “mountain safety “ in addition to ski patrol. Mountain safety are the real crappy people. They just stand at slow signs and yell at you but don’t actually save or help anyone.
problem with that is that the ski patrol (where i am) can have a tendency to act like they’re the best thing on the earth. some of them are chill, but the vast majority are pretty rude
lol i see the yellow jackets as more of snow popo's although much less skilled, and can always outrun them ;)
I remember one time me and my friend were off the trail drinking and smoking ski patrol rolled up and we thought we were done for. They rolled up all cool and said “ someone broke their femur wanna come help “ 😂😂😂😂
Sick!!
Most mountain staff are pretty chill, as long as people aren't being dicks, but there is always that one guy. I see people smoking all the time, and I generally just look the other way (I'm staff in a different area than patrol)
@@brandon520 smoking weed in amusing obviously right
"I get paid to drive a snowmobile" Dude has an amzing job. Also gets pad to ski.
A happy Bambi only a very small percentage of patrol members are paid. Most are volunteer.
ryanplaysdrums that would be lit if it paid like lifeguarding
Ski patrols dont get paid
@@grimsyn8174 Yes. Yes they do. It's not much but they still get paid
@@louiewhite5192 the more you know, here it's all voluntary
Ski patrol saved my grandpas life when he had a heart attack on the slopes. They life flighted him on a helicopter saving his life as going by car would have taken to long. So much respect to the Alta ski patrol
@First Name Last Name this is the most unnecessary comment ever. These people saved he's grandpa's life and you just start trash talking on them for nothing.
@First Name Last Name shush up you snowboarder. Imma go ski mad river glen and deer valley for a bit cya
Big mountain skills, or hospital bills...
lol good one
Your Canadian you shouldnt have to pay hospital bills
or free healthcare :P
misterfunnybones I think most of the scenes where filmed in Canada
So true. Master technique, then comes speed.
3:10 “I get paid to drive a snowmobile 😁” “Saving people..uhh.. I guess that’s pretty rewarding too”
THIS NEEDS TO BE A TV SERIES
no it doesn’t
Pretty sure I’ve seen a tv show of this before
@@Olly. no u havent
This gave me a whole new perspective on the ski patrol 😱
I’ve been doing ski patrol since I was 13 and it’s an experience. I’ve learned so much. It’s fantastic.
I broke my hip on the slopes. Guys like you helped me get off the mountain. God bless you.
I ski a lot and I’ve never needed ski patrol but I still praise them because they are the life savers of every mountain. 🙏
I was in a terrain park and hit a sheet of ice on my tailbone, breaking it, after hitting the biggest jump there. Ski patrol came and helped me down to the hospital. I have so much love and respect for them.
"ski patrol can be a tough job if you are weak"
*ouch*
I broke my arm on an Olympic sized halfpipe (21 or 22ft) at Copper Mountain, CO. This freaking legend rode his snowmobile ON THE HALFPIPE. Their ski patrol uses snowmobiles and not skis, so I wasn't getting special treatment or anything. A skier would been just fine, so it's not like I was getting that when a person was super injured was only getting a person.
In 2015 I had a pretty bad fall precisely at SilverStar Mountain, where these guys work at, and I had to be evacuated. They did an excellent job and took really good care of me, they are the best.
I miss being a skipatrol. I worked at a small hill in ontario. I was the only professional patroller ever in espanola. And the very first to pass the toboggan testing on a snowboard in ontario. My hardest rescue was myself. Only patroller on duty and a marker m46 binding broke and i lost my ski and broke my femur. I had to train people to the to load me and get me down. . Im a logging truck driver now days so time is very limited but if someone ever needs help im in. The canadian skipatrol has my respect.
Spending my entire weekend doing homework and watching these videos for every Friday..
1:20 ski patrol how may i help you...dude, calmly my leg is in two dude
Adrenaline
These guys give you the confidence to go out and have fun. Got a chauffered ride down the mountain once with a separated shoulder in Whistler. Very professional. Respect! (The coolest guys are the medics - if you are not badly injured they just ski off and leave you to the other guys!).
I live in a resort town and my dad and I both work on the mountain, he does ski patrol and I bartend. As weird as that sounds, having both roles in such a close relationship helps a lot. If there's an accident I can tell him how many any parties involved have had, and I know the full gravity of what can happen on the runs and when to cut someone off.
Also there's no one I enjoy riding with more, we've both been doing it our whole lives and even at his age he shows me up in ways I'd never expect. He's a great dude and I love him a lot 🖤
Hey guys im so glad that people like you exist because i also broke my arm some weeks ago luckily just in a skihall (dont know how you call it im from germany lol) but i really dont want to imagine how it would be like if all that happend on 3000 meters but with you guys everybody can feel save !
I have been skiing most of my life and when I was young I broke my leg, thanks to ski patrol I was safely taken off the mt. Thank you ski patrol you are awesome.
3:29 I like to think that every ski patrol is led by the same dude. He's just that good
Last weekend skiing, it was late very close to closing time, snowing. Noticed from the chair a pair of people on an intermediate slope, having a hard time, side slipping, just seemed out of ordinary. Let the patrollers at the top know. Felt like a hero that day.
born and raised in a ski town in Colorado, ski patrol was THE job.
our resort tested applicants by getting a senior patroller to lead a bunch of applicants up and down over the entire slope with no break in every terrain, everyone in town had a story about what score they got or how many hours they lasted for. while a lot of the calls were pretty stupid (speeder on a green, tourist got on a too-hard run and is now just refusing to move, stand at the bottom of a dangerous run and strip the season passes of speeders), but in real situations, ski patrol is incredible at what they do. mad respect.
thanks for posting this video. definitely will show it to my 10yr old son. he loves the mountain and he wants to be a ski patrol one day.
I love ski patrol I’m a new snowboarder and knowing there coming to save me if some thing happens it great.
They should make this stuff into a show similar to Live PD. That'd be really cool!
YES
I’m so salty about how I fractured my ankle when I tried to jump a slope and no one came ;-;....I had to slide down the rest of the trail on my butt.
MistaPretzleStick 002 did you call anyone?
Well sometimes you have to call them.
MistaPretzleStick 002 what mountain?
Hopefully this year you’ll call them 😬
@Dino Juice i love that so much
really good work to OP, well done man, this could be its own show, and you should be in charge.
I was raised to always wave and be friendly to Ski Patrol, because they are the people who are gonna save your ass!!!! Huge thanks to these guys/gals for having a passion to help others!
Do you love cops too? Bet you do
Where can I watch the full version of the film?
This is all there is. There were plans to go further, but broadcasters don't want shows about skiing and snowboarding. We were told time and again that people don't want to watch shows about elitists. Their words.
So the footage is just gone?? damn
man this would have been an awesome tv series. like those beach patrol shows and airport security shows. it would have been awesome. especially if they showed the injuries and stuff. i would have watched that for sure
BULLSHIT. people love shows about elitists. example A, the kardashians.
Keenan Bartlome Apparently you also have to be trashy and shallow, not like these cool classy people actually doing something good with their lives to help other people. What a sad comment on human nature.
These guys are the best. Much respect ladies and gentleman
Every single sport in its way can be dangerous. That is why it's called a sport, because you do activities that may risk your arm, your leg or even life! Loved the video!
Huge round of applause for all the work Ski Patrol does.
Appreciate everything ski patrol does! Keeping riders safe 🤙🏽
I was in Andora when a skier crashed into me and I smashed my head on a massive section of ice. I can't remember much and I apparently blacked out. I did have a helmet on and I am super appreciative for the patrollers who got me down safely.
Definitely deserve more respect! Incredible people.
Definitely would make a super cool tv show
Much respect for patrollers!
I am a lifty and regularly interact with ski patrol, I’m very great full to them where I work there’s usually more calls about lost children from what I’ve witnessed, all children were found btw thanks to ski patrol
Got my emt. Been a lifelong snowboarder. Learning to ski this season so I can someday do ski patrol.
Husky701 Rider you can be a rider on ski patrol
Ultra On Wii depends on the resort. Iv talked to several resorts as well as ski patrol themselves at the resort I ride the most. They only use skiers.
Good video, I enjoyed it.
Shocking that Griff, such an expereienced Patroller would consistently fail to take proper BSI prepcautions throughout the whole video endangering both himself and his patient.
In a testing scenario that is a critical failure.
Be safe out there.
how do you do that in the mountain or in a bar? it's not a hospital, where you know what the patient has.
Gloves.
Agreed, was wondering that myself while filming. Griff is a knowledgeable and capable man, but maybe a bit of a cowboy.
Scene safety... BSI BSI BSI!
Yeah like what if that dude was allergic to that drug that they gave him or something is what I was thinking the whole time
I had a fall on a cat track, going slow! slipped and hit the back of my head and knocked myself out cold. Greatfull to these folks who came to my aid and helped me get off the mountain safely and to the hospital while I was concussed
how tf did you manage to do that?
aah yes, recommended after 4 years
Ski patrol: “Dispatch can you get rcmp at the scene too please”
Dude: “no no no plz”
Ski patrol: “RIGHT, WELL PACK IT IN THEN”
Dude: “k I’ll shut right up”
Lmao
Ski patrol was probably the only reason I survived my skiing accident when I was nine.
last week I was on a ski trip and one of the guys from my group injured his leg so our teacher took him on his shoulders and went down the mountain to the station and we were at the highest point there was
ive seriously never seen such brave and also terrifying thing, like fr, so many things could have happened
This needs to be a tv show
Hard as ice, thanks for your service boys and girls, makes me feel safer on the mountain knowing if the worst happens there's some headcases who will stop at nothing to get me to a doctor!
Ski Patrols are respectful, who can able to rescue skiers in tough terrain.
I feel like if produced and directed well someone could make a very successful tv series based on this like a grays anatomy meets bay watch type of thing...just think it'd be cool
THANK YOU men and women of our ski patrols!
me: "im gonna watch some skiing ski patrol videos"
mom: "okay"
guy in video: "my leg is in half"
mom (who is a nurse): "hmmmmm i might cancel the trip to switzerland"
I’m glad when I see them on mountain patrolling keeping the slopes safe
not rly related but this somehow reminds me of someone in a advanced group during my school's ski trip last week who had to slide off a double black diamond trail using her face because she fell over and was sliding too fast to regain her balance, so someone else had to hold her skis while she was skiing on her face. it was a rly interesting day according to the teacher in that group
“Lemme tell you, your not riding, your drunk.”
Someone needs to make a greys anatomy but ski patrol edition
they make it look 10000x more intense then it is at my ski hill
my place its either a few young adults who hate their lives or some cranky middle aged guys who freak out when you build a little kicker to the side of a hill
How much do you get paid?
my friend did a jump once and landed on his back and ended up dislocating his shoulder, you snowboarded the entire way down the mountain to our ski house before he even got help
Awesome Edit! Love the different angles you were getting and the song choice!
2:12 Holy crap! Was he forever banned?
The Job Description has come a LONG way since the '60's!
That is my local hill I love it and I’m so thankful the ski patroller’s are there they help me get unstuck from a tree
I am from Vail, both my grandparents are 25+ year ski school teachers there, why are we not utlizing snowmobiles??? They may not work in ever situation but just about most.
It would be nice if my mountain cared that much, I’m not saying they don’t but it’s not as dedicated sometimes sadly
Hi Richard Fülöp, köszi a videót!
Low key though, the ski patrol on my local mountain are literally the most sendy crew on the mountain. There the ones you'll see doing back-flips off drops, in the back country section of our mtn.
Is it possible to benome a mountain rescuer if you can barly ski at age 14 ?
Do it also give Snowboard Patrol?
broke my clavicle once while riding my snow board, it hurt like hell but at least I got to ride a snowmobile the people were really nice and I had some nice memory's they even told me to come back again which I don't know how that benefits me but 10/10 experience.
2 months ago I fell on a double black diamond and hurt my leg, if the ski patrol weren't there with their sled I would've had to walk down and end up doing a lot more damage to my leg
I am curious, how do you actually resuscitate a "Fatality"?
Man has cardiac pain, but the ski patrol WALKS to the bar
cadiac pain istn't something you have to respond to in seconds. Spending your energy on cases where its not needed only means you might not have any left for the hard cases
Congrats. I owe you the life of my crazy instructor.
Dude, we NEED that you make a series about this
LOL i broke my collarbone when someone hit me at the top of the mountain... no ski patrol, I skied all the way down through the blacks and hiked partway to the car.
I was on the Ski Patrol in the seventies....it was the only way to ski free all winter!
I remember that mountain is it silver star? I broke my arm and leg there how ironic :P
The Jerry retrievers
Who got this in there recommended 4 years later?
I thought this video was going to be about kids getting chased by ski patrol. I'm guilty for that. Ski patrol always chases me when I do something wrong. Sometimes they get to me, but sometimes I manage to get away 😂
LOL
lol lmao
The_Boss lol 😂 I bet you did something hugely wrong for something like that to happen.
So in other words you’re an asshole who endangered yourself and others .double thumbs down
Never stop. Never answer them, never show them your pass. Go like hell. They get after me for skiing closed trails.
How do you become one?? I am currently 15 and I was wondering how old you had to be
Ski patrols are the key to success
Sweet video guys. Have a great season.
What patrol is this? I’ve never heard of a Ski Patroller being able to give Adenosine. I’m a certified OEC instructor.
Also an OEC instructor and I agree it does not fall under the scope of OEC. Remember this was filmed in Canada. Additionally, I think it also depends on the medical credentials carried by the personnel in the base aid room. I patrol at Mt. Baker and our aidroom staff is made up of Drs., Nurses and Medics. All who have higher credentials than OEC techs on the hill. So we have the benefit of passing to a higher level of medical care as soon as we get our patients to the Aid Room.
The bass drops in this are brutal nice editing
I once broke my foot...I didn't feel it until the hospital because of the cold...and I said that I was fine to them but they kept me in the ambulance and the slidy bed until we came to the hospital...ever since that happened, I only ski on the blue slopes
i can confirm that hitting a tree while skiing doesn't feel good
Great video and at silver star 🙌 makes it even better
Was most of this filmed in Canada? I think so.
@@aeroscalemodels8667 Absolutely loved that resort, unfortunately, I broke my arm and leg there :P
Is this at Whistler in Canada