FULL BLOWN PANIC INSIDE A WRECK
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- A diver is on his first wreck dive and while swimming inside the wreck he gets caught on the rubble and goes in full blow panic mode!
Original Video: • Panic Attack
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"please don't penetrate a wreck." solid general life advice...
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Does my wife count?
@@NORWOODShadow yii-ouch bruh
i concur, wholeheartedly..
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As a non diver who watches this channel I truly do appreciate when you guys explain things to us that divers would already know but since we haven’t experienced it you break it down for us to give the visual.
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And these explanations makes me want to take a class on diving 🤩 you guys are great!
@@andreabuzzolan9807 make it happen!
I’ve done a lot of snorkeling but never did take a scuba class, not sure why really. But I second what the others said. You guys make it easy to understand and it’s much appreciated. I live in Texas and as you know we have the Gulf of Mexico which just dirty muddy water thanks to the Mississippi River. Just wondering if you guys have dived in the Gulf and if so what is the visibility like because of the muddy water? I think that’s kind of why I’ve never really pursued scuba diving. I’ve always assumed I’d have to travel to better waters to really enjoy it.
You gotta try diving bro! It’s so awesome. I was new to it a couple years ago but now I’m more experienced. The key is just study on paper and TH-cam a lot (what to do) before diving, and buy GOOD equipment. If you do that, you’ll be set!!!
I love how Woody's dive instructor instinct showed itself! When the diver panicked, he raised his "stop" hand signal in real time, haha
Omg I just noticed lol
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It’d be so great to learn from these guys. They’re smart, totally safety conscious, enthusiastic about diving, don’t seem to have big egos & WANT to introduce people to diving. 👍
@@bul166 well, come learn from us!
If It is was ever brave enough to try scuba I'd want a total professional to teach me like Woody or Gus. But I would never be brave enough. I find snorkeling 🤿 quite enough for me.
"How often on your first time do you go full penetration?"
"Pleaae don't Penetrate a wreck"
"Stay calm"
So many lines of life advice
Yes
Too bad johnny depp didn't listen to these words
I am fascinated by the cook who was rescued after three days of being in an air pocket underwater. I am impressed at the fact they sent someone into that confined space at all. Had no one taken that risk that man would have died. So for those who do this sort of work hats off to you.
Thanks so much!
I think that diver was on a recovery mission and didn’t expect to find a survivor.
@@spiritmatter1553 and that makes his point even stronger.
@@DIVETALK not a diver but I love you guys! Which vid is of this cook, 3 days, rescued.. Whoooaa! Much respect from🇨🇦
I sent you the link to the video of this incident a few days ago. I can't remember the video though but yes that incident is so scary. I'm glad he is ok.
One time I sat down and watched 2 hours of dive talk videos. In my defense, I was left unsupervised.
Another great video thanks
Made our day. Thank you!
Same what im doing today lol.
Lol I love Woody: 1 frame into the video, "I already have lots of thoughts!"
You made my day. Thanks so much!
@Tyler Page - isn't he the best and soo knowledgeable!
Lmao
Gus: Ok Woody here's the video
Woody: STOP THE VIDEO
😂 Gotta love Woody!
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Keep being critical as too many divers “try” stuff out without training. I have been pushed by dive buddies, divemasters etc to do things and have stood my ground. Chances are nothing would happen but I really don’t want to lose my life while doing something I love so much. I’ve been diving for almost 30 years but I am claustrophobic so I stay away from overheads. I do swim throughs and that’s it.
This is super encouraging. Thank you!
Yeah, stick to what you've trained to do, and don't fall for group pressure.
I've seen too many people doing stupid dives.
I think the most egregious I've seen was on a liveaboard in the Maldives. Every diver on the boat is on 32% nitrox. Briefing is let's go down to the the edge to the deep dropoff and watch the sharks. Everyone is following the divemaster down. My MOD is 33.7m/110ft. Me and my dive buddy get to our MOD, the edge is still another 15-20m/45-60ft down from where we are. I watch all the other divers follow the plan down to depths that are no longer recreational, and over safe PP O2, and shake my head. Me and my buddy veer off and follow the reef into the channel instead.
We need more than one video a week, guys 👀 cant get enough of this content.
Agreed! I get full on abstinence to only get content once a week.
We are gonna increase this soon!
Good stuff! Enjoying these videos and your insight.
I have been watching you vids for a couple of weeks now and just realised how small your channel is. You are putting out excellent high quality content, easily on par with comparable television shows from the era when TV was actually good. Keep it up, you deserve at least 6m subscribers, I'm mind blown that it is only 6k.
You seriously just made our day. Thanks so much for the encouragement!
I don't even dive and I'm addicted to your videos
So glad. Thank you!
You two together are easily one of the best dive channels on TH-cam, thanks guys 😁
Man you made my day. Thanks so much!
Started watching this channel a couple weeks -months ago with a deathly fear of any kind of diving, but now my fear is slowly going away because of how educational these react videos are.
So glad to hear this. Thank you!
Woody always talks about the viewers who are not divers in these videos. He realizes lots of us do t dice but we’re interested and he breaks everything down so nicely for us to understand. I appreciate that!
I can’t explain why I find these videos so interesting! I have never dived before and don’t understand the terminology at all. I have a fear of deep water though, maybe that’s why! Love the videos and expert feedback and commentary! 👍👍
Thanks for the comment and the encouragement.
I'm no where near a diver and had no idea they taught wreck diving pentatonic. I thought people just went in a wreck and looked around. I'm happy to hear you guys explain what happened here and how important it is to be prepared. I respect that yall are all about safety first! I can't imagine having a panic attack down there. They're bad enough on the ground , much less having a full blown panic attack under there.
Same, I’ve always wanted to dive & go into wrecks, now that I know they got classes for that I’m down to learn
Non diver here, just found the channel and watched a few videos, I love it. You guys explain everything super easy to understand. I never intend on diving ever in my life but this is great content and has me hooked. Educative exciting scary and some funny too.
Really great channel
I love seeing your all's subscriber count go up every time I come back!
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You guys are getting recommended, keep the uploads coming like every 2 days and y'all should take off! 😁 or make 2 shorts everyday about diving facts!
Gus I like this idea. We will do more and more. Makes sense!
I wonder how many trainees learn to dive with some fundamental phobias. Some even being scared of water. For me I was very comfortable in the dark. Very relaxed yet in clear water looking down into the deep gave me the Heebie jeebies. So many wana be divers struggle and give up because of fears that they let sit at the back of their mind and fester. Novices with phobias need far more conditioning dives than dive masters realise in my opinion because they can’t really empathise if they have not been of the same mindset. I think it would be great if the scuba courses introduced a module so that the concerned ones had an opportunity to have there fear and anxiety rationalised.
Their fear not there fear..
Totally agree!!!!!
this is a fantastic comment and i think really strikes at the heart of the issue. i'm a rock climber. whether diving or climbing, both of these involve primal fears that are almost universal - but for some people, they're genuine phobias. people can push the phobia away enough to dive or climb, but as soon as things start going wrong, that ability to keep the fear at bay crumbles. then you add to that that the population of divers or climbers self-selects for people *without* a fear of heights / depths - especially among experts, many of them may be experts in part because they have no fear and are totally comfortable in that environment. a lot of the time, this ends up as an inability to empathize with the person fighting their fear and anxiety, and by extension, an inability to take it into consideration in teaching. people dealing with fear like this need exposure, exposure, exposure. it needs to be ramped up, it needs to be consistent over a long time, and it must include a LOT of exposure to "the worst possible thing has just happened" situations.
I have no idea how you don’t have 100 times the subscribers you have, these videos are awesome. Great production/editing too, keep em coming!
Thanks Daniel. We are growing slowly but surely. We appreciate the fact that a lot of our subscribers love our content and believe we will “blow up” soon. We are eagerly waiting for that to happen because we have amazing ideas for future content that are only possible if our channel “blows up”. I guess we’ll all stay tuned until that happens!
Thank you for watching and commenting.
Woody and Gus, your comments about training are spot on.
Never dived in my life but love these videos, keep it up
Thanks for the comment and the support.
I am not a diver. Your comments really clarify what we are seeing. Keep up the great work. When diving you are ALL TIME in a situation that can be immediately fatal
I've only dived one wreck, the Thistlegorm in the Red Sea. It was such a cool dive, but it was hard not to panic at a couple of points. The first was when our guide couldn't equalize, and we were all hanging on a rope in a fairly strong current waiting for him. The second was when a girl forced her way past me (we were supposed to stay single-file, and with our assigned buddy) in a tight space and kicked my regulator out of my mouth. God, I have no idea how I didn't freak out then. Other than that, it was a very cool dive!
Can't get enough of your videos, keep it up guys !
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That underwater scream tho lol. Jaws would be a comedy film
Recently got my Sidemount certification, and I was in a group with two divers who didn’t like padi since you don’t “learn enough”, meanwhile they tell me in the next sentence that during their last holidays they did a 55 meter dive to a wreck on a single tank of air.
Love the logic!
I’m bouncing back and forth between your videos. Educational, compelling, and y’all are so likeable.
Gonna love watching this channel get big
You're the best!
I've been watching cave diving-related videos for a while now...it seems so exciting but I don't think I'd ever have the guts to do it myself lol thanks for teaching us!
I’m not a diver but I’m prone to panic attacks and I am terrified yet cannot look away. Subscribed forever
Every time I click on a panic video from you guys I have to take a breath and prepare myself for agony lol.
Lol yes we do as well. Scary stuff .
The best part is the buddy's ability to help his friend. Before he got to him panic diver started hyperventilating causing him to milk that bottle at double quick time and would have found himself in the sticky stuff rather quickly with no way up. I am sure the buddy's fast reaction time with perfect bedside manner saved the divers life.
Another interesting video from my fav youtube divers. Your new background setup looks very pleasing and on theme. Thanks for the great content!
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The content you guys create is offensively underrated. This channel is awesome and I'm no diver by any stretch of imagination whatsoever. Thanks for explaining the terms and specially the avoidable mistakes to us who don't have the knowledge so that one day, if I decide to dive, I'll remember the advices.
Thank you sir.
Another great DIVE TALK sesh👌! ...(ps. 😂"Thumbing" the video ONLY feels weird on your channel, TH-cam and I never saw that coming😂)
Thanks!
I was once diving a wreck with my boss and he just peeked into one of the rooms from outside through the door. He didn't fully penetrate, just put in the tip, so to say. He was holding onto the door frame with his hands. Suddenly he started kicking and pushing and whatnot. I tried to assist with my light, but soon everything was silted out. Finally I realized that his SPG got stuck somewhere. If I wasn't there, he might have not come back to the surface that day.
I will never come within 1000 miles of an underwater cave, but I'm hooked on these videos!
That was crazy fast. I’ve never seen somebody panic so fully so instantly.
That would be me. I know to never go diving because I’d make a stupid mistake, panic and drown
As a new diver, I take your advice, you guys teach me so much and I'm so glad I found your channel, because its literally like taking class everytime I watch one of your videos. Like the steadiness of your torch while winding your spool.
Thank you for tuning in!
Another week; another great Dive Talk video! I look forward to the next one.
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I love the channel fellas. You play well of each other and are humble but comedic. I suffer from intermittent panic attacks here on the good ol surface of the earth for who knows why so I know that feeling. To have a panic attack underwater where you have to be really mindful of several things at once!! Much respect to the instructors and dive "leaders?" who help their students deal with panic while they are in a DEADLY environment!
Newly certified open diver with the goals of advancing my cert. Love your videos definitely enjoy the commentary. Great stuff y’all.
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I love all your videos!!!.. im not a diver but i love to learn from you...thanks for all these vids!!
Thanks for the comment and the encouragement!
My guys, you have taught me so much already. My daughter was watching with me and I paused it twice and told her why this is not safe, and that you need special training to do this… so that was my knee jerk reaction as to why he panics. Then I wondered if I know that from watching these videos, how do people who are certified not know this? I was wrong because he’s in a class, but hey 🤷🏻♀️ 😂.
00:00 => 00:05 Woody's big smile from all the love and support he gets! Again Cheers woody! made my evening! As always i learned a lot from this video and i'm grateful for the content, #WoodyTrooper checking in, Gus i would love it if while editing, when you pause the video for a mid video reaction, to temporarily magnify both of your and woody's stream reaction, due to the potential importance of body language and hand gestures when it comes to explain things, as well the more woody on the screen the better. Love you Gus, This channel will 100% be a beacon for divers! Never stop! All the love and luck in the world!
I’m lucky to have Gus as my partner. I would not know how to do this without him. His vibe and knowledge makes me better and wanna do more. Thanks you very much for the encouragement. It helps tremendously.
I remember my first UK sea dive after passing my advanced open water. I swam into the wreck with my partner without realising due to poor visibility. I remember the panic, desparately trying to get enough air. I had to get out, abort the dive and calm down. Never had another ocassion like it.
Love your videos!!! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the comment and the support.
I’m a 79yo granny.. No interest in diving…in any film…and no interest in exploring caves…buy…I enjoy yiur show. The world of cave diving is vety new to me..and fascinating…
Wow I remember like 2 weeks ago when you guys had 4K subscribers, I know this channel is gonna be huge really soon!
You seriously can’t imagine how much this kind of encouragement makes us wanna keep going. Thank you!!!
I just found them today and they're almost 20k! I saw it this morning at 18k.
I always appreciate the time Woody takes to frame his comments in a very respectful and clear way.
MAAAAN i love this channel, and i didn't even know i needed it. i haven't been into diving or anything since i was a youngin' and now i wanna go to my local dive school and get certified
i also really dig that you guys clearly read our comments and even take the time to reply to some. Woody and Gus are amazing content creators. I sincerely would love to have a teacher as well spoken, experienced, and respectful of the water and its power.
I've never "joined" a YT channel, however i do think i am going to join this channel soon. If i didn't have premium i would actually watch the ads so y'all get your adsense.
If I was gonna learn to dive it would be with you two. I am obsessed with this channel! How you all don’t have a >1milly subs makes no sense. Excellent content, informative and I now know the 5 rules of cave diving (not that I would ever do that).
Big fan of the channel. You’re audio is AWESOME. Most podcasts uploaded to youtube don’t have great volume. 👍👍👍
Awesome, thank you!
Good Afternoon. Even though I am a non-diver (don't even like to be underwater in a swimming pool!) these videos are fascinating! I love watching wreck-diving videos. It allows those of us who don't get along with Old Man Sea to get a small taste of what it must be like to dive. Is this person alone? I knew a scuba diver many years ago and he once told me "A lone diver is usually a dead diver," and that it's important to have a buddy with you - especially when diving on a wreck. Thanks again for another great video. Stay safe! May your bubbles be many and your troubles be few!
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I can’t even swim but I’m hooked on y’all channel!
Guys, I don’t dive, and are most unlikely to ever do - but your videos are captivating!
I'm not a diver in fact I'm terrified of deep bodies of water so I would never dive but you guys are very interesting to listen to.
Wow! Lighting on Woody's face is finally professional level! 👌
All thanks to Gus!
It's amazing how even just getting snagged on a piece of the wreckage can send someone into an immediate panic
Great content and informative like always keep the good work.
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I love this channel. Keep it up fellas!
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Another awesome video! Thanks guys!
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This channel saves lives!
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Gus and woody...kudos to you both for the wonderful sharing of your knowledge and experience to the diving community and others too....you always have insisted on the strong relation of knowledge and experience in diving ...reminds me of the chinese proverb..." knowledge has to sail in a sea of experience"...
Keep up the good work👌👌
Thanks so much for this comment and encouragement!
I'm a new subscriber. I love your videos. I dont dive and to be honest I cant really swim well either ,but I do love dive watches and the thought of it all. Keep up the great informative videos it actually feels like i have some kind of adventurous lifestyle lol. Best of luck from Ireland
Awesome! Thank you!
I can not get enough of this amazing content❤️
Oh man this just made my day. Thank you so much. This is Woody. Gus feels the same. We thank you!
Woody, man, at this point I have watched most of you guys' videos and I genuinely mean this. The MAIN thing that I have taken away from them is the extreme importance of proper training and planning, and the love of diving you guys are putting forward. There is no sense of ego, and when you guys critique it is always pointing out the issue/s followed by why they are issues, how they commonly happen, what can result, and how many ways that the issues can be or could have been avoided with proper training, preparation and equipment. Even when it is something like "cowboy" and his save yourself rule or the psycho instructor, once the jokes are made proper information follows and it is always with every attempt at fairness to the situation. I have learned a lot about how dangerous any type of diving can be, especially with anything overhead, but more than that I am learning how much safer and amazing it can all be made if proper training, and preparation is adhered to. The more people that are made aware of the things you guys point out the more people will respect diving in all it's forms. I mean this, you guys are probably saving lives just by doing this channel. Even something as simple as an awareness that there are things to be learned can be the difference between someone taking a risk they never should even consider taking and coming home, but always behind it all is the fact that these things can be learned and there is so much support for anyone wanting to.
Thanks Jeff!
Awesome vid, appreciate the experience, you let us learn with you.
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I don't ever plan on diving but I enjoy watching...
Not a diver but am just really enjoying watching your channel and your thoughtful and expert opinion! Done some snorkeling in the keys but no diving.
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As someone who’s been certified since 14 and ex instructor remaining calm is THE most important thing in water
No Woody. CONTINUE Being the way you are! I’ve learned so much from this channel. The both of you! I’ve been on here taking notes and learning for FREE. Lol seems unreal.
As someone who suffers from panic attacks, I can’t imagine one underwater, in a cave!!!
My first wreck dive my reg got caught on a hatch going to the engine room and came out, it took only 2 seconds to find it again but I remember the uh oh feeling, besides all that it was an amazing dive. Great content guys 👍🏾
Another fun video. You guys should do a response of your favorite scuba-related books. I read Shadow Divers, The Last Dive, an Deep Descent early in my dive career and found them to be deeply fascinating.
Great suggestion. Will do!
If its ok with you guys i want to make a list of all the diving fails and other diving type videos that you guys can react to and make commentary... and send them all to you lol because i love these videos! You and woody are awesome...if you guys have a email or social media i can send the list too.. or actually maybe you prefer to find videos to react to for your selves.. either way you guys rock!
Yup! We take requests! Send them to us: info at DiveTalkMedia.com
“Penetration is dangerous folks!” Life tenet right there!
Another outstanding review. Root cause analysis is a viable process and one I think about during most of your dive reviews. One comment. The light that was being used seemed weak ?
So informative to learn about this stuff. I really hope that one day I can get training and go scuba diving it’s a dream for me I’ve always wanted to learn I love the water.
Pursue that dream. You will be so happy you did.
The more information you have the better it is! Thanks guys :)
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I was here waiting 😁
Thank you so much.
thank you woody and gus for this awesome video
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You are so respectful its amazing
We want to always remain respectful. In a couple of the early ones we weren’t and we regret that. We will improve and do better. Thanks for saying this.
@@DIVETALK Even the early ones you were! I don't just mean in the podcast either I can tell that you guys are just respectful people everywhere you go. It is super inspiring to see that. Many podcasts nowadays (h3h3 for example) The people want to put their personal opinions in on subjects that they are not knowledgeable in, but you guys keep it real every video and educate people on the things you know best.
I love that shirt Gus lmao. You guys are the best!
Unsecured gear is SUCH a pet peeve of mine….Guys with all their hoses just floating everywhere, it just looks sloppy…But those divers are using their arms for 90 percent of their swimming and are vertical the entire dive so we all know what that means. 😂
You guys are the best.
If anyone watching takes one thing from this video, it should definitely be, like Gus said, if you’re not advanced wreck dive certified DO NOT penetrate a wreck. There’s so much that goes into going into a wreck, and making it back out, it’s crazy. 9 times out of 10, it will end in catastrophe if you don’t know exactly what you’re doing.
There was a couple (James and Susan Winn) who were both pretty advanced technical divers who decided to go explore a wreck in Lake Michigan.
They weren’t advanced wreck certified, and both wound up dead, FAST.
The wife was found floating face up in the water over the wreck, and could not be resuscitated.
The husband wasn’t found until much later, by a search party.
So please, if you dive recreationally, and you get near a wreck, if you’re not trained, DON’T GO IN.
Side note: I liked how Woody instinctively gave the panicked diver the “stop” hand signal.
Great vid, thanks xxx
Dude started totally freaking out IMMEDIATELY smh he didn’t even bother trying to stay calm and just figure it out
Looking forward to this one
My reaction is, "There's that sound again, that familiar Homer Simpson-like sound of someone going, "mmmh. MMMH!" under water." Yeah, it reinforces my feelings that humans weren't made to be under water, and I don't want to be under water.. It's always that same sound that people make when they are panicking under water, and then you know they are going to die, or almost die.
As an anxious person (now on medication) I've experienced a panic attack while diving and holy crap, its absolutely terrifying not being able to breathe while underwater without knowing that you are simply hyperventilating.
I was in open water and not even very deep, so I can't imagine how bad it must be to experience this in a deep closed structure.
love the new screen set up
Awesome
I love Gus' shirt!!! Hysterically :)
Ha!
Your commentary is getting better and better guys!
Thanks. We are trying to improve each and every time . Appreciate the positive encouragement.
@@DIVETALK Sweet! Every time you upload I find myself saying "Now THIIS is my favorite video!"
I’ve done a lot of snorkeling but never did take a scuba class, not sure why really. But I second what the others said. You guys make it easy to understand and it’s much appreciated. I live in Texas and as you know we have the Gulf of Mexico which just dirty muddy water thanks to the Mississippi River. Just wondering if you guys have dived in the Gulf and if so what is the visibility like because of the muddy water? I think that’s kind of why I’ve never really pursued scuba diving. I’ve always assumed I’d have to travel to better waters to really enjoy it.
We have dived in the Gulf many times. The viz can be hit or miss. Just depends on the winds and resulting currents. But there are some cool dives on Oil Rigs.
Once I get ow cert I plan on taking advanced ow as well as more courses to further my diving education and knowledge. I want to make sure that I’m aware and prepared. I’m halfway through my classes and my ow dives are set for June. I’ll admit that it took me a hot moment with clearing my mask. I practiced in the shower and did it successfully in the pool. We went over gear setup on Sunday and went under in the shallow end to practice mask and regulator clearing and how to find our regulator. It was amazing to experience being underwater for the first time!! I got really cold but I will be getting my wetsuit this week for sure!
Awesome
Never really cared to try and be a diver because I have a lot of trouble equalizing but this channel makes me want to try and get my license.
GET AFTER IT