A reminder that the ocean is beautiful and yet terrifying. A massive shout out to all lifeguards and those who help them in these critical situations. (Please note - some of these situations depict CPR methods that are over 10 years old, check in with your local first aid training centre on the latest resuscitation methods).
Thanks so much! These situations are stressful and you all do a good job of responding promptly. I know some people critique the methods shown here, but the fact is response time is one of the if not the most important factor in someone's survival. It's also very difficult in emergency situations to suddenly let someone who randomly announces themselves take over when you're already engaged in CPR - your entire focus is on the patient, there's chaos going on around you, and you just don't have much time to think, which is why it's often best if people stick to a designated role. Ya'll have the world watching you, so you've got some harsh critics. But the fact is, if I was drowning and needed to be resuscitated, I'd be forever grateful to anyone who tried their hardest to help me survive. You guys do a wonderful job and there is no doubt much fewer lives are lost because of your hard work.
honestly, no one gives lifeguards the amount of respect they need. in my school, it's required to take cpr, to know the recovery position, and learn how to use a defibrillator properly. seeing all of this in action is just mindblowing
A few years ago I was at the beach and a man accidentally elbowed me in the head while we were in the water and knocked me out. No one realized what had happened until I had already drowned. Fortunately there were life guards there who saved me with cpr and a defibrillator. I remember a pretty big crowd circled around me when I came to. I can only speak for myself, of course, but I wasn't embarrassed at the time even though my breasts were out and looking back on it I don't feel embarrassed either. Just happy someone was there to help me. I'm only writing this because I see a lot of the comments are from people worried about the women in the video's modesty and I want to reassure people that when you have a death or near death experience concerns of modesty and embarrassment tend to go out the window.
I don't have the strength to do a job like this. Physically or mentally. These rescuers are such special people and very highly needed and appreciated.
Fuck mate, the asian girl that literally died and came back made me cry. At first I was like "Everyone can see her naked" but in a life or death situation, that's the least of anyones concern. All of you guys are real life angels, god bless you all
@@Duubuu how? by posting an un-blurred version of the video or pics on the internet? honestly, i highly doubt any aspect of her life could be ruined by a video or picture some random stranger took of her while she was literally dying…she didn’t do anything wrong, the person who took the pics/vids did and anyone watching the video or seeing the pic would be able to recognize that easily. Of course, I was thinking the same in how they can make sure none of the bystanders do so but there’s probably no way to completely prevent that situation from occurring…although I’m pretty sure it could make a pretty nice lawsuit for the victim so if anything, I could see it ruining the life of the person who actually took and then posted the pics/vids without her consent, but not the girl herself.
Everybody talking about the topless woman, but I think we should pay enormous respect to these incredible men, doing absolutely everything to save lives
@@shilatyad8493 it's not the concern when it's her life, and it was her life. Would you rather be clothed or die. That is the situation. If you really think her privacy is more important than her life you need to grow up.
@@lainiehyde3579 yes. I’ve actually never seen lifeguards like this in America. Not saying our lifeguards aren’t good, just saying these guys seem to be more experienced and trained for many different situations
I know right I mean they can be a little bit hard sometimes but at the end the ppl are always saved I mean even the dead man for five minutes was saved
You guys are doing excellent work, i lost my brother because he was drunk and drowned in sea and here in india there is no lifeguard facility, everytime i see your videos i get very emotional and hope that what happened to my brother never happen with anyone anywhere. Thank you very much guys.
The anesthesiologist really helped telling them to slow down and quit talking over each other and take control of the situation was almost life saving. And he helped bag. Props to him
"We're happy we've done this a lot of times we know what we're doing" ... yes but this guy has a degree in managing unconscious, not breathing casualties... he knows MORE what he's doing so use him ffs...
@@yuhboi4508 they’re completely different however their experience and his(anesthesias) in cpr are going to be far different. They are lifeguards who have more knowledge and experience under their belt in terms of cpr of a drowning victim making them right to deny his help. Especially when they already have a four man team and paramedics are standby. There is a big contrast between those in the hospital setting and those in the prehospital setting.
@@yuhboi4508 there is also no way to prove his is a medical professional nor is there way to trust his skill either. It is based to leave it to the EMRS and the paramedics who have lots of training in this cpr skill.
@@meyer1519 Yes, I watched the video which she has given permission for. I am not stood there with my children. I have seen people fall ill and always asked paramedics need an extra pair of hands before stepping away. Lifeguards should not have to do crowd control.
This video has like 8,5 million views. 8,5 million people starring at them including you and me. The only difference between the crowd and you are, you are watching it behind the screen.
The girl.had me crying. And then the rest scared me too. Understand the dangers of the water. And know your skill level and operate one skill level down. Good job lifeguards. Phenomenal rescues
In korea china and japan people from before 1990's didn’t learn how to swim that well. My partner to my surprise is a horrible swimmer and not strong at al in the water . He didnt really learned it with diplomas and stuff at the time. Im like half a mermaid 🧜♀️ and surf all the time and sailing etc plus I’m from the Netherlands so swimming is in our blood ( no choice we are below sealevel and have to be prepaired for anything. We even learn to swim in sea with this heavy suits on as a 10 year okd it was a nightmare but it made us very strong in the water. I have send my partner to some swimming classes so he can understand the sea better. Reading the water is very important and never panic in the water.
i like comments like this, i dont like comments where ppl are like "StOp CaRiNg abOuT oThEr HuMaNs AnD Go AwAy!" refering to the woman whose bra had to be taken off, like even if it was a guy the corwd would still come cause oh idk maybe people dont want to walk past someone dying and want to stick around to make sure they are ok
Dear Diary, it's 2021, covid 2.0, lockdown is still in effect, it's 1am in the morning, I'm on TH-cam and now watching amazing Australia men save the lives of both men and women on a beach. I am now an addict.
you're describing my life right now PERFECTLY. i should be sleeping i have an early morning class but i got addicted to these videos and now i can't stop watching them
dude when the guy said but “He’s my friend” made my heartbreak. I’m so glad he’s okay now 🤍I teared up when he said and and reminded me of the times i’ve been at the beach w my friends. this videos make me more aware and to always be aware of my surroundings.
I was a lifeguard for four years in New Jersey. I saved a man from drowning but got fired because I left the tower I unmanned to rescue him from the water. Three other guards quit because I was fired for that Edit: Everyone saying it’s not me, it happened to me but my story was not covered on any TH-cam or news channel. I’m sorry for any confusion or making people believe I’m making up bullshit
Nothing will ever piss me off more than watching these rubber necking tourists stand around watching, obviously doing nothing to help. I grew up on a dangerous bend in the road and so we always immediately knew the sound of a bad accident and ran out to help/call for help. Some people would pull over just to stand 10 feet away and take photos. I lost my temper bad once at a fat lady just standing here gawking at a poor old man who crashed his bike and had a compound fracture. If you can’t help, LEAVE. Especially someone who’s nearly drowned and is laying there half naked.
I was stabbed 3 times and robbed when I was 14. I managed to run to a nearby house. It was around 11:30 at night. Next thing I knew I had more than half the neighborhood holding in my wounds. You can always help, even it means holding something for someone that's actively saving a life. I was sure grateful for the crowd. I can't imagine not being. It's like everyone around you is your family in an instant. Hell, strangers did more for me in that moment than most my family members have my entire life. I'm 20 now. I still fear a lot of those moments but I don't fear the help of good people. No matter how many
I feel bad for the women who this sadly hapened to. They are top less with thousands of people staring at them. But godbless them all.and tysmmmmmmm to all the lifeguards thank you thank you thank you soo much for saving millions of lives each year.
I do hate it when everyone just clouds round a possibly dead body they get in the way of the paramedics and imagine how the person would feel whe they wake up and their is a massive crowd around them
I feel the same, but we are pack animals so ofc we have an urge to gather around. It's just an instict. However filming those who are literally dying or already dead is just disrespecting.
sometimes people crowd around because they are genuinely concerned, willingly and ready too help it's human instinct, but yes some are also just there out to observe out oof their own curiosity also another human instinct. A crowd definitely is embarrassing for a victim, and does not help the professionals, but if you watched the video even the lifeguard asked a guy walking by to run a defibrillator over too the victim, professionals need help too.
Nothing wrong with crowding around it as long as they aren't getting in the way of anyone who's helping to rescue the person. People are concerned about the person and want to see the rescue ofcourse. I think it'd be weird to just walk away while someone is dying. I'd want to know if they survived because that would put my mind at ease.
@@eliseallen9030 when compressions are done too fast the the depth ends up being less, deeper compressions increase the chance that using a defibrillator will get the heart going again in the correct rhythm and a patient will arrive at the hospital alive, researchers have found. Deeper compressions send more blood to the heart and brain - the most important organs to keep alive
They probably don’t even notice. I would imagine if they were just dead they would be extremely disoriented and that would be the absolute last thing that even crosses their mind.
That was strange to see a young man who didn't have a pulse and wasn't breathing, yet his mouth and tongue and everything were still moving. I suppose it was the nerves reacting? This is so frightening. Drowning is one of the biggest fears most people have. I have the highest respect for all first responders, life guards included. They rush INTO danger, when everyone else is running away. Thank you to all who risk themselves for the sake of others.
@@vaani1754 I remember when JFK we shot. The ER docs said he was doing the same thing, even with his brain destroyed. I forget what those breaths were called.
If you would have payed attention to the narrator he did mention that he is in spasms. I am guessing they were caused by the electric shock waves given to him to restart the heart.
@@AS-ft6vc I think he was doing it even before they shocked him, though. I'll have to rewatch it to be sure, but I think so. And pardon me if I was distracted and didn't hear what they said. Not everyone can concentrate solely on the video at all times. Some of us have kids/pets, etc. who suddenly demand our attention.
The one that was clinically dead for a few minutes there (Ryan Kim), he is luck to be alive! But man those broken ribs had to hurt like hell, if his ribs weren't cracked to hell then I am 100% surprised. Those were good chest compression.
Ive been a lifeguard for over 2 years now and something no amount of training can prepare you for is the amount of adrenaline you get when performing a rescue. The trauma lifeguards go through is no joke and one of the hardest parts of the job. Massive respect to all my lifeguard brothers and sisters
Absolutely love the dedication these guys have to keeping beachgoers safe. Thank you! Also that last resus is such a good example of agonal breathing. Life tip: always check an unconscious person’s pulse, even if they appear to be breathing. The gasping that guy had was the body’s last ditch attempt to get oxygen after his heart stopped and was not adequate breathing for life. ALSO LEARN CPR!! After a person’s heart stops, doing even basic chest compressions while waiting for emergency medical personnel to arrive is crucial to their survival!
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Once I had an infected mosquito bite or something, but I wouldn’t let my mom touch it so it could drain, and using Epsom salts, it eventually began to drain . And one day in school, I went to the nurse because my wound was draining and it was about halfway done by then, so I had a gaping hole in the side of my thigh and no bandaid. The nurse looks at me and says, “ Do you wanna ice pack?” And I say, “No thanks, I only need a band aid.” And she says, “Okay, well let’s call your mom and see what she wants to do about that spider bite.” My mom’s a nurse, and we knew it was a bug bite because we were camping and a mosquito got into the tent and bit me, but I squished it. I say, “it’s only an infection and I only need a band aid, ma’am” But she made me call my mother so she could tell the nurse the exact thing I said. #secondgradestories
Cpr was way to slow, i actually had trouble watching it. Better then nothing at all i guess. That was really... strange watching him spasm it was weird to see like hes moving but he has no pulse? Weird...
@@shazzaisdabest1 yeah that’s because the defib shock goes around his entire body causing that spasm to occur and making him move whilst he’s still dead
These guys can give the best ER staff a run for being quick, efficient, and organized. It seems like chaos but every guy knew his position and worked together to bring these patients back even when things don't go to plan.
If anybody is wondering why in the last one the CPR is so slow, it’s because this was in the early 2000’s. CPR has changed a lot since then and is a lot faster now.
Are they doing it too fast in the rest? I defiantly probably wrong but when I done basic first aid training I was told to forge beat of “Stayin Alive” and to have all my fingers raised so only my palm was on the chest?
Mate the cpr they were doing in all the others was way too fast I know it’s constantly changing but I’ve taken my ALS’s a few weeks ago and that is definitely too fast
Carmen Pastor man i’m british but i have an american accent and i can’t understand aussies they have their own language, no offence it’s really fun to watch people with such cool accents and shortening words.
@@loonalover69 lol. I'm Aussie mate and any Aussie taking offence to that needs to harden up a bit. I love talking to the Indians who have their Indian accent still. Especially the ones working in petrol stations. They really go out of their way to learn Australian and sometimes speak more AUSTRALIAN then us long term Aussies. I love the fact that they've accepted our culture and are doing their best to fit in. Australia is one big multicultural mixing pot and we should all be accepting of cultural diversity as long as it is respectful of others. That doesn't mean we should change our lifestyle but just accept that others are different. Being able to respect others is what makes us a happy group of people . Cultural diversity is what built this country into what it is. The food and coffee are definitely two huge plusses in my book. Have a great day mate.
Am I the only one who hates how everyone stands around staring rather than standing with their back towards the patient for privacy?🧐 or is this just a small town Canadian thing we do?
pika dragon I was referring to having your back turned as a Canadian thing, not this being in Canada. Now reading my comment I can see why you thought that☺️ my apologies
Everybody in the comments says it's disrespectful that the people on the beach watch the rescues... but we are all here on the internet, as curious as these people, watching the rescues...
Good point, I thought the same. But I'm assuming that the patients give their permission for it to be on air. But they don't give their permission for people to watch when it's happening - people shouldn't stand and observe at the moment.
Mohsi Sohal i think it’s kind of habit or something. like you know when someone says don’t look and you try not to but you can’t help yourself? i think it’s that feeling. like they can’t help but look to see what happens to the person
I’ve been watching these guys doing their work and barely any of the videos show this kind a resuscitation. I didn’t realise how hectic their job really is in these situations and I’ve found a new respect for them. What a great job they do coming together as a team to save these peoples lives. Astonishing.
Exactly! Man, some of the comments here are just rediculous.. When life guards are tryna save someone from death, OBVIOUSLY people are gonna crowd around and find out what's happening! It's freakin human nature to be curious and concerned about someone who's fighting for their life! And ofc the life guards had to take off her top to conduct the treatment! So obv shes going to be topless infront of 100+ people! It's not rocket science! 🙄🙄
Car crash TV. You know you shouldn't be watching what you're watching but you just can't look away. I think it's morbid curiosity over anything, though that isn't to say I disagree with you. I find it odd that people gather at the sight of tragedy, however I'd like to know the psychology behind it and why we do it.
supplieroftowels yeah I get it we’re watching this aren’t we, but then again when you’re doing it irl is just disrespectful, I think you should control your curiosity for the sake of the other person at that time
@@Boultbeeable I agree! although that poor poor woman. that would be a time for people to show some human decency and respect towards her, no matter how curious they may be. they sure wouldn't want to have people looking at them in that situation:(
I understand human curiosity but at a certain point your decency and respect has to kick in and let you understand that standing that close and gawking is wrong.
why are people talking about them taking off her top the bondi lifeguards and people of the public saved her life i’d rather be embarrassed then dead and i think she would agree
I like watching these because it reminds me that there are always lifeguards to help you and even possibly save your life. They make me tell protected at beaches and make me more confident about swimming. I’m not that good but it’s nice to know that you will always me okay when swimming in an ocean or pool. I also want to thank all lifeguards for saving lives, helping find lost children, and so much more. We need more people like you in the world. Which is why I have just decided to become a lifeguard when I become an adult. Thank you.
The girl who they took her bikini top off, I feel bad for her cause so many random people were crowding around watching. Like that group of people probably stresses the lifeguards out even more. Edit: I know that the lifeguards needed her top off to do the heart thingy but i was just commenting on how many people weren’t necessary to the saving of her
groups of people don't stress lifeguards out, everyone keeps their distance and listens to the guards like they are the gods, and as a lifeguard you don't even notice people. and its probably not to bad for her, its a topless beach anyways.
Ashleigh Marie they most likely had permission to use the videos anyway, I don’t know what rules the filming agency has regarding privacy, but as you could see her face was not covered up digitally so she must have given permission. And as a lifeguard myself (never had a incident where I had to use for for gods sake) I had other lifeguards that said the only people that they know who where ever ashamed where mostly husbands of of Arabic women (in the gulf themselves) and not often the women themselves. For the rest I have not heard complaints.
Coming from a lifeguard at a pool, we usually dedicate a couple guards to crowd control to keep people away, and protect the modesty of the victim, but I can only imagine how hard it is on a beach where you drive an ATV a quarter mile to start the rescue. That being said the the patient must be completely dry surrounding the area the pads are placed
That was the same that happened to a boy here in DR, recently, he was boxing with his longtime friend and he punch him in the face, unintentionally, then the boy fall to the floor and kick his head in the concrete, then suddenly starts doing this thing, and to shake, it was a video really hard to watch, he died instantly
"Oh, there is a CPR happening, LET'S GO AND STAND AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO MAYBE WATCH A PERSON DYING! AND KYLE, DON'T FORGET TO BRING THE KIDS!" God forbid you by yourself have to be rescued, lying on the ground with bare breasts and the whole freaking beach comes close to watch.
•Sweet Flower• Yea but still what if girls don’t like their boobs at like it’s just on display for everybody to look at even the men like they just stare at you
Angela El-Helo yep I’m already self conscious and yeah I’d be great full for being alive but I barely wear anything other than sweatpants 😅 I’m don’t exactly think I’m pretty either so my dignity and pride would go out the window
As a lifeguard myself who has made multiple rescues and first aid incidents, this is some damn fine work. Everything big and small was done correctly from clearing a path for EMS to performing CPR with in the water.
for those who don't know, it is necessary to be bare skin when having the defibrilator, so women need to be topless in that moments, there is nothing to be embarassed about or be mad about it
Thankfully most cultures outside of America and other Abrahamic cult-run countries don't care about nudity all that much, especially in 100% reasonable circumstances like this.
It's such a scary thing all of that water comes out of their lungs and not their stomach... It must be such a scary feeling, not being able to breathe, because all of your airways are filled with water
It's honestly horrifying...ive had an asthma attack while swimming already not being able to breath before the water starts to fill your lungs...i don't wish it on anyone
zpfen Are you gonna call somebody else stupid when you can’t even spell and yes technically they were dead you heard the form where they called them dead right get your facts straight before you come for somebody else
The last one definitely got me the most, you could see while they were doing CPR his face was turning blue and purple. Life slowly moving away, and then we he came too, his face flushed back with colour! So glad they were able to get him back.
he didnt drown by the way, he had a cardiac arrest in the water. Serious heart condition. There was an update which you can probably find typing Taka Bondi
Yes, I remember that episode, he had had a cardiac arrest from an unknown heart condition and collapsed into the water. He was very, very lucky. I think he was fitted with a pacemaker immediately after they diagnosed him with it, while still in Australia.
If someone ever has a cardiac arrest near you, remember one thing. Chest compressions, chest compressions, chest compressions. Need to get oxygen to the brain.
Right? It's driving me insane. I assume that a lot of these videos are probably filmed quite some time prior to release, but, people need to know that the science as of now says just do chest compressions. You're not sure you've got a pulse? Chest compressions. Don't worry about hurting them. Chest compression. Chest compressions. Chest compressions. You should be doing compressions while someone else is wiping down the chest/cutting the top/applying the defib pads. You only stop for rhythm and pulse checks (and then obviously if ROSC is achieved), or airway insertion, or if the patient vomits and the airway needs to be cleared. Especially when you have that many people helping out. The only thing that trumps airway, breathing, and circulation is catastrophic hemorrhage, like if shark chomps off the leg--you tourniquet it first--and even then only if you're by yourself and you have to choose which thing to prioritize. That's research that's been out since 2006.
I honestly get so emotional watching these like these lifeguards are incredible humans who save lives but seem so humble down to earth and good humored
Am i the only one who hates it when people are just staring at him / her and standing in a circle like its just worse enough! And guys. I would do it too, but all the people are just watching at somebody who’s in pain.
a lot of medics make people stand in a circle facing outward in public places so other people cannot see but those people were totally doing the wrong thing
Exactly. He really did help them. Their CPR was all over the place it’s good he told them to slow down. They should definitely listen to someone with more advanced life saving skills like the anaesthetist. So bizarre. They obviously need some more CPR training.
@atom they should teach that this happens in cpr cases. I was helping at a horrible accident last year. A young woman had a severe head injury, wasn't breathing but still had a pulse. A trained nurse was helping as well and wanted to keep me from doing cpr saying it would be of no use. Situations like this are overwhelming as it is. I wanted to do teamwork on this but since then I realized you can't in such situations. She didn't mean any harm and was in shock herself but we lost time. Just rely on yourself and your training not what people tell you. So I understand if the lifeguards try to keep others away although in this case it wasn't necessary.
You guys are amazing. You give you're all for people to continue to enjoy their lives & this world wide beauty of a beach. It isn't "Just a job". You must have the natural 'want & passion' to do this. I've done this in the hospital setting were we have everything on hand, in a controlled manner. This is way above that. The team work is critical for these people. They knowledge is critical. Yet you do this for the same reason that we do it. To save that life until there is no other option. I just wish there was a rule for you that the public stay right away from you all. Any parent that allows their child to stand there and watch this happen, could be a whole new trauma for that child if the patient is unable to be recovered. I salute you all. Nurse Helen
why are people pressed about the lifeguards taking the woman’s top off? they did it to literally save her life. you should be more concerned about all of the people standing around staring.
Yeah I’ve been in situations like that before. I work at a few stadiums in my area, and nothing gets on my nerves more than people standing around when there’s an emergency happening. People need to get the hell out of the way. Crowding around just makes everything worse
@@almaa5442 literally!! i hate it when people crowd. i was talking about the people in the comments who said it was “inappropriate.” i totally agree with you!!
I think you'd be more thankful someone saved your life than people seeing your breasts and throwing up. I am CPR certified and you're told to take off people's shirts and bras in order to do cpr properly. And you don't want to use the defibrillator if a woman is wearing a bra with a wire. Trust me if I ever had to administer CPR I wouldnt care about how naked someone is, I'd just want to do my best to help them.
@@courtney2736 oh I completely understand, I'm just trying to imagine how confused and terrified she must be. I wish large groups of people didnt stad around a watch because it makes the whole situation more stressful, and her more scared when waking up. Especially since Bondi is such a large tourist place, many don't speak english which makes it even harder
I live uphill and I must say, my respect for open water rises on a new Level. These guys are heros. Thank you all for your Service, passion and kindness.
I did an emergency first aid course for a volunteer role, they showed the clip of ‘Tuckers’ rescue to explain what Agonal breathing is. Just goes to show that if you know what to do and you work as a team, you can really save someone’s life. That guy was lucky, he was clinically dead for at least 5 minutes but suffered no brain damage at all. Massive well done to Bondi Life guards
There’s a million of those “this got recommended and now I’m addicted” (and yes, that’s how I found this show) but I wonder how many of the people here knew about this show before?
I literally thought I was the only one,,, I'm so addicted to that show that I immediately recognized the music within the first like 0.0000000001 seconds lmfaoo
As a first responder it’s amazing to see the training kick in and take over. It’s a reminder to keep training often. Also make sure your training is always in real life situations. What you train is what you will do in emergency situations. Your training and brain will take over so if you do it properly you will be successful.
Throwing up water when ur gasping for air looks so uncomfortable. Btw I wonder what those people see when they’re basically dead for an amount of minutes🤔
There's a guy who was clinically dead and said he went to heaven. Described it as a tropical paradise, with colors he's never seen before and couldn't describe. Can't say for sure but I think he wrote a book.
@ that could be the case. But on the other hand the brain can only comprehend for your primary colors, and the secondary and tertiary colors they create. He described seeing colors that he's never seen before and could not describe saying that they were completely new to him. I don't know what the correct answer is, and I think that's okay. Also random fun fact the mantis shrimp can see 12 primary colors, and can instantly boil the water around them with a single punch. This has nothing to do with anything but mantis shrimps are really cool and I'm an animal geek.
Look it up. They all have similar stories. Always indescribable bliss. When the defibrillator was invented the stories increased exponentially. Look into it. It's fascinating.
I'm not sure if it still is, but Bondi at least USED to be televised here in NZ and I have an incredibly vivid memory of watching the episode with the last clip. Crazy to watch it now, years later, knowing that this guy is probably (hopefully) still alive out there somewhere after going through something like that.
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A reminder that the ocean is beautiful and yet terrifying. A massive shout out to all lifeguards and those who help them in these critical situations. (Please note - some of these situations depict CPR methods that are over 10 years old, check in with your local first aid training centre on the latest resuscitation methods).
Well done boyz! Stay safe!🤗🥰
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Is the beach still open?
Thanks so much! These situations are stressful and you all do a good job of responding promptly. I know some people critique the methods shown here, but the fact is response time is one of the if not the most important factor in someone's survival. It's also very difficult in emergency situations to suddenly let someone who randomly announces themselves take over when you're already engaged in CPR - your entire focus is on the patient, there's chaos going on around you, and you just don't have much time to think, which is why it's often best if people stick to a designated role.
Ya'll have the world watching you, so you've got some harsh critics. But the fact is, if I was drowning and needed to be resuscitated, I'd be forever grateful to anyone who tried their hardest to help me survive. You guys do a wonderful job and there is no doubt much fewer lives are lost because of your hard work.
I have a fear of deep water and drowning 😬 I can swim but I’m not that strong so I’m very careful . I don’t go into the ocean alone for a reason
honestly, no one gives lifeguards the amount of respect they need. in my school, it's required to take cpr, to know the recovery position, and learn how to use a defibrillator properly. seeing all of this in action is just mindblowing
Right i need to go get lessons agian because i forgot.
I went to cpr lessons for kids and babies and I already forgot 🤣
Yeah dude the amount of people thay have saved is amazing
Yea in my school u can’t graduate unless u r cpr certified
I trained as a lifeguard and honestly it is so much harder than it looks
A few years ago I was at the beach and a man accidentally elbowed me in the head while we were in the water and knocked me out. No one realized what had happened until I had already drowned. Fortunately there were life guards there who saved me with cpr and a defibrillator. I remember a pretty big crowd circled around me when I came to.
I can only speak for myself, of course, but I wasn't embarrassed at the time even though my breasts were out and looking back on it I don't feel embarrassed either. Just happy someone was there to help me.
I'm only writing this because I see a lot of the comments are from people worried about the women in the video's modesty and I want to reassure people that when you have a death or near death experience concerns of modesty and embarrassment tend to go out the window.
MsrSiris I'm glad your ok
Thank you for sharing you're experience. Glad you're ok now.
I’m glad your where ok I also saw the episode.
Exectly what I was thinking about. I am pretty sure there are other 17839 times worse things than people seeing your tiddies. Like seriously.
Siiri Tuunanen yes would other people like it if they were drowning and had to be stripped and everyone's just laughing that your nude
I don't have the strength to do a job like this. Physically or mentally. These rescuers are such special people and very highly needed and appreciated.
Yaaaaaa
Muslimah I like to do the job to and I think I have the strength
Ikr
I couldn’t do anything in this situation but stay at the tower and call the ambulance.
ya theyr suchgood people
Fuck mate, the asian girl that literally died and came back made me cry. At first I was like "Everyone can see her naked" but in a life or death situation, that's the least of anyones concern. All of you guys are real life angels, god bless you all
I really wouldnt care less if someone would see my boobs if I was almost dead.
If someone is recording they can ruin your life easy
@@Duubuu how? by posting an un-blurred version of the video or pics on the internet? honestly, i highly doubt any aspect of her life could be ruined by a video or picture some random stranger took of her while she was literally dying…she didn’t do anything wrong, the person who took the pics/vids did and anyone watching the video or seeing the pic would be able to recognize that easily. Of course, I was thinking the same in how they can make sure none of the bystanders do so but there’s probably no way to completely prevent that situation from occurring…although I’m pretty sure it could make a pretty nice lawsuit for the victim so if anything, I could see it ruining the life of the person who actually took and then posted the pics/vids without her consent, but not the girl herself.
@@cosmicpussy-cat2528 talking about other people filming on their phone
I think she give the team permission.
Everybody talking about the topless woman, but I think we should pay enormous respect to these incredible men, doing absolutely everything to save lives
Yea those motherf****** are only taking about her
And still, they coul'd dress her and care she have privacy.
@@shilatyad8493 it's not the concern when it's her life, and it was her life.
Would you rather be clothed or die. That is the situation. If you really think her privacy is more important than her life you need to grow up.
@@shilatyad8493 Use your brain
@@user-nu3sd7zb2j they have a few seconds they just watch her. They could dress her this time. They were 4 men. One of them could do that.
Can we just appreciate the fact that they’re doing cpr while swimming back to shore?! These people are hero’s
That's really amazinv
Trying to. The compressions are ineffective
ik like that is just amazing how they started the cpr on a surf board. like full respect to them
@@RazgrizXVI at least they’re trying... be negative somewhere else please
@@lainiehyde3579 yes. I’ve actually never seen lifeguards like this in America. Not saying our lifeguards aren’t good, just saying these guys seem to be more experienced and trained for many different situations
Why would people dislike? These heroes are literally saving lives!
Those people are heartless beings that have no empathy for people almost dying.
Bots
I know right I mean they can be a little bit hard sometimes but at the end the ppl are always saved I mean even the dead man for five minutes was saved
Oh actually it’s bots from TH-cam. These bots help even out the likes with dislikes. That would be so sad if actual people disliked tho
People who disliked are just heartless monsters seriously its disgusting
And some of them are just bots :))
You guys are doing excellent work, i lost my brother because he was drunk and drowned in sea and here in india there is no lifeguard facility, everytime i see your videos i get very emotional and hope that what happened to my brother never happen with anyone anywhere. Thank you very much guys.
:( rip brother :(
I'm so sorry for your loss. 💜
I can't imagine losing a brother ... I'm sorry for your loss. God bless you
Sorry for your loss
So sorry for your loss
Imagine watching this back and seeing yourself dead... so scary
Yeah..
omg 👁👄👁
OMG I'M A ZOMBIE OMG OMG OMG GRRRR RAAAAA
Fr 😪
Lol if that happened to me i’d post the vid on yt
Who could dislike this?? They’re literally SAVING people.
I did
@@kayan4850 no one likes your dumb ass
Anywase some times bots dislike the video
It could be because it triggers anxiety or panic attacks
Some do "thumbs down" not because they thought the video was bad, but that the content was sad or upsetting.
Can you imagine resuscitating someone on a surfboard in the ocean?? These guys are heroes
Or idiots
@@Mster_J ?
I don't like to let my ankles get wet I the ocean. How are they this brave
@@Candlewick14 when someone is dead underwater you really dont get to care about how you feel
@@realmed6456 ...okay. I was just saying they were brave.
The anesthesiologist really helped telling them to slow down and quit talking over each other and take control of the situation was almost life saving. And he helped bag. Props to him
Was that him?
"We're happy we've done this a lot of times we know what we're doing"
... yes but this guy has a degree in managing unconscious, not breathing casualties... he knows MORE what he's doing so use him ffs...
@@benjaminsmith609 i agree thats why i was like his knowledge and the lifeguards knowledge are completely different so i wish they listened to him.
@@yuhboi4508 they’re completely different however their experience and his(anesthesias) in cpr are going to be far different. They are lifeguards who have more knowledge and experience under their belt in terms of cpr of a drowning victim making them right to deny his help. Especially when they already have a four man team and paramedics are standby. There is a big contrast between those in the hospital setting and those in the prehospital setting.
@@yuhboi4508 there is also no way to prove his is a medical professional nor is there way to trust his skill either. It is based to leave it to the EMRS and the paramedics who have lots of training in this cpr skill.
Broke my heart when the guy said “but he’s my friend”
Time stamp?
Kurtzg04 11:07
I know😢
Ikr
U could kill em by touching em lol
Did anyone just randomly watch this and now they're addicted
Me, lmao.
Everybody..
Stupid question
Yup
Ikr
Ya
The gawking is disturbing. Apart from the lady's dignity, who the hell would stand about with their children to watch somebody potentially die.
You in the Moment you watcht this video?
@@meyer1519 Yes, I watched the video which she has given permission for. I am not stood there with my children. I have seen people fall ill and always asked paramedics need an extra pair of hands before stepping away. Lifeguards should not have to do crowd control.
Sadic people
Yea even if it is curiosity the lady not only is topless but also dying the parents their are pretty bad to let their like 13 or 7 year olds
Me
How that Crowd is staring brings me to such a level of madness… could throw up…
Thanks Bondi Team for your heroic Job
They have to stay back from the professionals, all they can do is hope he survives🤷♂️
I think k they're just scared and concerned
The ‘ring of death’ we call it. Always happens. People are people.
Exactly what i was thinking, it’s so disrespectful..
This video has like 8,5 million views. 8,5 million people starring at them including you and me. The only difference between the crowd and you are, you are watching it behind the screen.
The girl.had me crying. And then the rest scared me too. Understand the dangers of the water. And know your skill level and operate one skill level down. Good job lifeguards. Phenomenal rescues
The firefighter started chest compressions in the water!
The girl got me emotional too I don't know why.
all of the video had me crying. and yeah know ur skill level and operate one level down.
In korea china and japan people from before 1990's didn’t learn how to swim that well. My partner to my surprise is a horrible swimmer and not strong at al in the water . He didnt really learned it with diplomas and stuff at the time. Im like half a mermaid 🧜♀️ and surf all the time and sailing etc plus I’m from the Netherlands so swimming is in our blood ( no choice we are below sealevel and have to be prepaired for anything. We even learn to swim in sea with this heavy suits on as a 10 year okd it was a nightmare but it made us very strong in the water. I have send my partner to some swimming classes so he can understand the sea better. Reading the water is very important and never panic in the water.
i like comments like this, i dont like comments where ppl are like "StOp CaRiNg abOuT oThEr HuMaNs AnD Go AwAy!" refering to the woman whose bra had to be taken off, like even if it was a guy the corwd would still come cause oh idk maybe people dont want to walk past someone dying and want to stick around to make sure they are ok
The colour on her face when they brought her in was like a dead persons face. Green/grey
I couldn't see it, to me it was her skin tone
@@ellie5017 fair enough maybe iv seen too many so I pick it out easier.
@@kolio4917 probably, I just started watching these videos 😂😅
@@ellie5017 I mean in real life lol iv worked in hospitals ..... these videos are great tho love the bondi rescues
It was bluish
the last dude was scary. seeing him dead, but his body still moving on his own. very scary but glad he's back to life
Ikr!
What he was doing was called agonal breathing.
@@meganrogers5505 :O
Creepiest thing I’ve ever seen.
Agonal gasps
Literally bringing someone back from death is so unfathomably amazing. I can’t wrap my head around it.
It’s the middle of night and I was about to go to bed and I got this notification, I’m not going to sleep now!
Same it's 2:27 for me
Its 1pm for me in NZ so early morning is aussie probably
Omg that is me now
Bro these are addicting
Same it is 12:00 am here
awhh... "he's my friend!" he must have been so scared and at a loss for words wow..
Dear Diary, it's 2021, covid 2.0, lockdown is still in effect, it's 1am in the morning, I'm on TH-cam and now watching amazing Australia men save the lives of both men and women on a beach. I am now an addict.
Same 😂
you're describing my life right now PERFECTLY. i should be sleeping i have an early morning class but i got addicted to these videos and now i can't stop watching them
Join the club - been an addict for over 16years
Stop describing me
Bruh same 🤣🤣🤣🤣
dude when the guy said but “He’s my friend” made my heartbreak. I’m so glad he’s okay now 🤍I teared up when he said and and reminded me of the times i’ve been at the beach w my friends. this videos make me more aware and to always be aware of my surroundings.
"he's my friend! He's my friend" ooo that got me tearing up.
Same!
He better keep him forever
when?
@@cocojens5477 11:06
same omg
I hate when people crowd around so tightly just to watch, like jeez give them space!
J U S T I C E, you never *actually* know..
Number 100th like boiii
And mostly OXYGEN!
Cause u know women have to be topless so ur seeing all her stuff
@J U S T I C E no I wouldn't! Like u understand if family members want to be close. But random strangers, I swear they just want to be on camera
I was a lifeguard for four years in New Jersey. I saved a man from drowning but got fired because I left the tower I unmanned to rescue him from the water. Three other guards quit because I was fired for that
Edit: Everyone saying it’s not me, it happened to me but my story was not covered on any TH-cam or news channel. I’m sorry for any confusion or making people believe I’m making up bullshit
Wow that sucks mate I’m sorry
Damn. I swear I heard a similar story on TH-cam. for all we know it might have been about you. That sucks mate.
Shame on them, they should've given you an award.
Wow. Those ppl who fired you don't understand how important one's life is to someone and somebody. If I see him I would slap him. I'm not joking
They fired you for doing your job... Wow that's so stupid.
Nothing will ever piss me off more than watching these rubber necking tourists stand around watching, obviously doing nothing to help. I grew up on a dangerous bend in the road and so we always immediately knew the sound of a bad accident and ran out to help/call for help. Some people would pull over just to stand 10 feet away and take photos. I lost my temper bad once at a fat lady just standing here gawking at a poor old man who crashed his bike and had a compound fracture. If you can’t help, LEAVE. Especially someone who’s nearly drowned and is laying there half naked.
That’s why I took cpr classes as well as first add so in the event someone needs either I would be able to help.
Especially when they don't move for the ambulance to get through
I was stabbed 3 times and robbed when I was 14. I managed to run to a nearby house. It was around 11:30 at night. Next thing I knew I had more than half the neighborhood holding in my wounds. You can always help, even it means holding something for someone that's actively saving a life. I was sure grateful for the crowd. I can't imagine not being. It's like everyone around you is your family in an instant. Hell, strangers did more for me in that moment than most my family members have my entire life. I'm 20 now. I still fear a lot of those moments but I don't fear the help of good people. No matter how many
It could be worse. Imagine no one caring at all and simply walking past like your life and it being in danger didn’t matter.
I mean they are human and humans are nosy and curious. Definitely shouldn’t be in the way but it’s a public area hush
I feel bad for the women who this sadly hapened to. They are top less with thousands of people staring at them. But godbless them all.and tysmmmmmmm to all the lifeguards thank you thank you thank you soo much for saving millions of lives each year.
If i was in this situation, i would care less if i was naked. I would be so happy, grateful and relieved to be alive.
Yes they should have brought a towel to at least cover her from the crowd so she wouldn’t feel like people are invading her privacy
Who gives af! I'm a woman I'd much rather be topless and be alive than be dead
Your all completely tru but i kinda feel bad cause there being stared at by thousands
. But i would defo rather be saved.
She is a man not a woman
I hope these guys are getting a solid pay , true heroes
Facts
True heroes never get solid pay
@@JAgirl4lyphe14 sad and true
I do hate it when everyone just clouds round a possibly dead body they get in the way of the paramedics and imagine how the person would feel whe they wake up and their is a massive crowd around them
ESPECIALLY when your topless wtf look away
I feel the same, but we are pack animals so ofc we have an urge to gather around. It's just an instict. However filming those who are literally dying or already dead is just disrespecting.
sometimes people crowd around because they are genuinely concerned, willingly and ready too help it's human instinct, but yes some are also just there out to observe out oof their own curiosity also another human instinct. A crowd definitely is embarrassing for a victim, and does not help the professionals, but if you watched the video even the lifeguard asked a guy walking by to run a defibrillator over too the victim, professionals need help too.
It’s practically human instincts
Nothing wrong with crowding around it as long as they aren't getting in the way of anyone who's helping to rescue the person. People are concerned about the person and want to see the rescue ofcourse. I think it'd be weird to just walk away while someone is dying. I'd want to know if they survived because that would put my mind at ease.
That anesthetist was right, they were going a bit too fast on that one guy, and with fast compressions, depth suffers and it’s not efficient.
and how would you know… i’m not trying to be rude or anything like that i am just asking
@@eliseallen9030 when compressions are done too fast the the depth ends up being less, deeper compressions increase the chance that using a defibrillator will get the heart going again in the correct rhythm and a patient will arrive at the hospital alive, researchers have found. Deeper compressions send more blood to the heart and brain - the most important organs to keep alive
I was taught to give compressions to the same beat as Staying Alive by The Bee Gees. 🤷🏻♀️
@@deecal2001 yeah it was too fast
Also maybe not the best idea to not listen to the guy that does airways every single day
Imagine waking up to about 5 lifeguards around you and 100-200 tourists
And a camera crew 🎥
and you're topless
They probably don’t even notice. I would imagine if they were just dead they would be extremely disoriented and that would be the absolute last thing that even crosses their mind.
Haley Sargent yea. from what i’ve seen a lot dont. but that was the first place she put her arm when she woke up
But as long as she is alive why would she care? Topless or death
6:23 the moment when her eyes met the life guard's eyes was sensational she was relieved i felt it and he was calming her
Omg imagine the last thing you see is you drowning in the water and then you wake up with someone helping you. The relief
@@mdrrnon6863 oh yes getting back from death and having a second chance
That was strange to see a young man who didn't have a pulse and wasn't breathing, yet his mouth and tongue and everything were still moving. I suppose it was the nerves reacting? This is so frightening. Drowning is one of the biggest fears most people have. I have the highest respect for all first responders, life guards included. They rush INTO danger, when everyone else is running away. Thank you to all who risk themselves for the sake of others.
Those are spasms
@@vaani1754 I remember when JFK we shot. The ER docs said he was doing the same thing, even with his brain destroyed. I forget what those breaths were called.
If you would have payed attention to the narrator he did mention that he is in spasms. I am guessing they were caused by the electric shock waves given to him to restart the heart.
@@AS-ft6vc I think he was doing it even before they shocked him, though. I'll have to rewatch it to be sure, but I think so. And pardon me if I was distracted and didn't hear what they said. Not everyone can concentrate solely on the video at all times. Some of us have kids/pets, etc. who suddenly demand our attention.
It's agonal breathing.
These people are heroes. I'm 10, I'm gonna be like them
Wish u luck! Save as many people as you can :)
i wanna be like them too im 14 and im going to take a lifeguarding course soon :D
@@cl0ver911 technically it’s 17+
@@gwenhurley843 good luck! x🦋
Good luck! The more hero’s, the better
The one that was clinically dead for a few minutes there (Ryan Kim), he is luck to be alive! But man those broken ribs had to hurt like hell, if his ribs weren't cracked to hell then I am 100% surprised. Those were good chest compression.
Same thoughts. Lol
When you do CPR, you break ribs.
Beats being dead.
@@holdintheaces7468 I know, I am CPR certified, that is why I said he is lucky to be alive, but the broken ribs are going to hurt.
@@holdintheaces7468 No one is complaining, calm down and read carefully next time.
mauia888 yeah no one is what r u on about?
Imagine just waking up with your top off, surrounded by shirtless buff men and a circle of clapping onlookers 😂 I think I'd die from that alone
I would too
I think I'd rather stay dead.
Ikr same I would be so embarrassed and confused
Oh I bet after you woke up the next time you would not rrmember anything about it at all.
I would die
Did not expect that last guy to come back. he was so blue. props to everyone that helped save his life
Ive been a lifeguard for over 2 years now and something no amount of training can prepare you for is the amount of adrenaline you get when performing a rescue. The trauma lifeguards go through is no joke and one of the hardest parts of the job. Massive respect to all my lifeguard brothers and sisters
Thanks mate 🎉❤
Just on a light hearted note, it's beyond wonderful that even in an emergency Aussies call it an "Ambo"
I know right! Don’t you just love it! I love Aussies 🥰
well they are in urgency and ambo is conveniently faster to say than ambulance
ThatweirdGirlXL ahah we say it fast whether we are in a critical situation or not paramedics are called ambos to ahah
The fact when people are hurt everyone just crowds around and watches
It’s human nature for some reason, it’s like a car crash. It’s horrible but you can’t look away...
Claires Corner Art Yeah but they have like an urge to watch but they can’t help cause professionals are already there
That’s what we r doing rn on video. It’s something unusual and we want to see what happens
Yes ,it's dissqpointing ,they should just leqve the pqtient alone....
Edit :that's just my opinion so don't make fights pls.
But your watching this? It’s basically the same
God bless every lifeguard. They put their life in danger to save someone. RESPECT ✊
Absolutely love the dedication these guys have to keeping beachgoers safe. Thank you!
Also that last resus is such a good example of agonal breathing. Life tip: always check an unconscious person’s pulse, even if they appear to be breathing. The gasping that guy had was the body’s last ditch attempt to get oxygen after his heart stopped and was not adequate breathing for life.
ALSO LEARN CPR!! After a person’s heart stops, doing even basic chest compressions while waiting for emergency medical personnel to arrive is crucial to their survival!
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School Nurse -
Me standing there with a hospital-level injury: Nah, I’m good....
Marie Blomeley you standing there with a sword in your back:
Kit The Fur “Actually, can I just call my mom please? I wanna go home...”
Once I had an infected mosquito bite or something, but I wouldn’t let my mom touch it so it could drain, and using Epsom salts, it eventually began to drain . And one day in school, I went to the nurse because my wound was draining and it was about halfway done by then, so I had a gaping hole in the side of my thigh and no bandaid. The nurse looks at me and says, “ Do you wanna ice pack?” And I say, “No thanks, I only need a band aid.” And she says, “Okay, well let’s call your mom and see what she wants to do about that spider bite.” My mom’s a nurse, and we knew it was a bug bite because we were camping and a mosquito got into the tent and bit me, but I squished it. I say, “it’s only an infection and I only need a band aid, ma’am” But she made me call my mother so she could tell the nurse the exact thing I said. #secondgradestories
😂😂😂
The last guy, watching him spasm as he's clinically dead, is kinda freaky. But so glad they saved him.
Those 'spasms' are literally the final signs of life as people die. Heart breaking.
Cpr was way to slow, i actually had trouble watching it. Better then nothing at all i guess.
That was really... strange watching him spasm it was weird to see like hes moving but he has no pulse? Weird...
@@shazzaisdabest1 yeah that’s because the defib shock goes around his entire body causing that spasm to occur and making him move whilst he’s still dead
Amazing how they brought him back
@@shazzaisdabest1 no cpr should be that speed mate
Ive got chills everytime they said “he/she is alright. He/she is breathing. We’ve got a pulse”
They are splendid
These guys can give the best ER staff a run for being quick, efficient, and organized. It seems like chaos but every guy knew his position and worked together to bring these patients back even when things don't go to plan.
I’m FINALLY not 7 years late!
Same
Amanda Panda gees your really rude!
Yeah same
Haha samee
Same
Everyone: “stop getting mad over the topless woman”
Me: seeing no hate what so ever
Ik I'm trying to find it xD
I’ve been scrolling for a while and I can’t find any hate 😭✋🏾
lol 100%
Ikr.
I do kinda think it was disrespectful for the crowd to continue staring
As doctor mike would say chest compressions, chest compressions, chest compressions
AHAHHA YES
Yes!!!
A person of culture I see 😂
BAHAHHAHA
THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING
These guys should be paid millions absolute heros
If anybody is wondering why in the last one the CPR is so slow, it’s because this was in the early 2000’s. CPR has changed a lot since then and is a lot faster now.
Are they doing it too fast in the rest? I defiantly probably wrong but when I done basic first aid training I was told to forge beat of “Stayin Alive” and to have all my fingers raised so only my palm was on the chest?
@@Cxvalry the pace of the CPR depends on the size of the body and the CPR was around the correct pace of what that were doing
I had a hunch
When there were early episodes of it those years ago Im pretty sure CPR rules were different
Mate the cpr they were doing in all the others was way too fast
I know it’s constantly changing but I’ve taken my ALS’s a few weeks ago and that is definitely too fast
can we all just appreciate the fact that Aussies call and ambulance an ambo... like i LOVE that!
Yeah we tend to shorten everything. I grew up in a firestation and fireman were firies, ambulance drivers were Ambos, police were coppers.lol
we shorten a lot like mcdonald’s is maccas, service stations is servo, U-Turn is uie (pronounce you-ee)
Carmen Pastor man i’m british but i have an american accent and i can’t understand aussies they have their own language, no offence it’s really fun to watch people with such cool accents and shortening words.
@@loonalover69 lol. I'm Aussie mate and any Aussie taking offence to that needs to harden up a bit. I love talking to the Indians who have their Indian accent still. Especially the ones working in petrol stations. They really go out of their way to learn Australian and sometimes speak more AUSTRALIAN then us long term Aussies. I love the fact that they've accepted our culture and are doing their best to fit in. Australia is one big multicultural mixing pot and we should all be accepting of cultural diversity as long as it is respectful of others. That doesn't mean we should change our lifestyle but just accept that others are different. Being able to respect others is what makes us a happy group of people . Cultural diversity is what built this country into what it is. The food and coffee are definitely two huge plusses in my book. Have a great day mate.
also there like MATE MATE MATE MATE
These people are so nice. They rescue other people. They deserve more.
Ikr they save lives they need to be appreciated more.Also hello fellow Army
Lifeguards should be considered first responders and get all the same rewards and recognition as Drs, nurses, emts etc . Great work guys
I agree.Absolutely! What they do is critical
They literally brought a dead back to life.
@Saint Jerry clinically* biological is like biological dad . Clinically is like medically
@Saint Jerry :))
Nearly dead
@Muhammad Athar no clinically dead so dea
This is my favourite comment
Am I the only one who hates how everyone stands around staring rather than standing with their back towards the patient for privacy?🧐 or is this just a small town Canadian thing we do?
This is not in Canada
pika dragon I was referring to having your back turned as a Canadian thing, not this being in Canada. Now reading my comment I can see why you thought that☺️ my apologies
@@RemiMW its ok
It’s humans instinct..you want to see what happens. Your confused.
QuinnT there was literally teenage boys laughing when they took off her top and lets not act like there's not creeps who don't gaf about her dying
Everybody in the comments says it's disrespectful that the people on the beach watch the rescues... but we are all here on the internet, as curious as these people, watching the rescues...
Good point, I thought the same. But I'm assuming that the patients give their permission for it to be on air. But they don't give their permission for people to watch when it's happening - people shouldn't stand and observe at the moment.
Mohsi Sohal i think it’s kind of habit or something. like you know when someone says don’t look and you try not to but you can’t help yourself? i think it’s that feeling. like they can’t help but look to see what happens to the person
I would be like bitch move imma get this on tik tok
This is a joke I'm joking ok but like yeah we r all interested in stuff we follow crowds
I never actually thought about that
sarahdez1 u big brain
I’ve been watching these guys doing their work and barely any of the videos show this kind a resuscitation. I didn’t realise how hectic their job really is in these situations and I’ve found a new respect for them. What a great job they do coming together as a team to save these peoples lives. Astonishing.
I'll rather be alive and topless with millions celebrating God's miracle than to be dead.
Exactly! Man, some of the comments here are just rediculous.. When life guards are tryna save someone from death, OBVIOUSLY people are gonna crowd around and find out what's happening! It's freakin human nature to be curious and concerned about someone who's fighting for their life! And ofc the life guards had to take off her top to conduct the treatment! So obv shes going to be topless infront of 100+ people! It's not rocket science! 🙄🙄
these men saved her life but you’re thanking god? smh
ilymal exactly
@@ilymal835 Its our belief dude you cant just criticise that you do what you want to you believe what you to believe
Totally. But the people who were laughing and staring at her breasts were terrible.
Why is there always a crowd gathered around just looking. That’s the weirdest thing ever they should feel ashamed
@AI H omg yes
Car crash TV. You know you shouldn't be watching what you're watching but you just can't look away. I think it's morbid curiosity over anything, though that isn't to say I disagree with you. I find it odd that people gather at the sight of tragedy, however I'd like to know the psychology behind it and why we do it.
supplieroftowels yeah I get it we’re watching this aren’t we, but then again when you’re doing it irl is just disrespectful, I think you should control your curiosity for the sake of the other person at that time
@@apan8783 Absolutely, I agree.
@@Boultbeeable I agree! although that poor poor woman. that would be a time for people to show some human decency and respect towards her, no matter how curious they may be. they sure wouldn't want to have people looking at them in that situation:(
I don't like how people surround the incident it's kind of disturbing on my part😬
Yes ikr it's called a death circle ☠️
Its just curiosity, most of them are concerned
I understand human curiosity but at a certain point your decency and respect has to kick in and let you understand that standing that close and gawking is wrong.
Ya and I don’t like how parents let their little kids see what’s going on
Well its human nature to be curious. Who knows, maybe watching them resus someone could help them save a life in the future
We need more people like lifeguards. They are incredible.
I know this is obvious but the amount of water that pumps out of their noses and mouths of the folks who drown when they start CPR is so terrifying.
Yeah like the first dude. I was shocked at the amount of water coming out
@@ashleighvinson5801 yeah you could see his stomach was bloated because off all that water
ikr
why are people talking about them taking off her top the bondi lifeguards and people of the public saved her life i’d rather be embarrassed then dead and i think she would agree
Agreed, finally someone with
common sense.
hello sm6 same
They even say they have to take her top off to dry her skin and attach the patch for the Defib like how else would you do it?? Ahahaha
They took off the womans top to first get more space and not to make it squish up her back so its harder to breath
So technically they did it to keep her alive
I like watching these because it reminds me that there are always lifeguards to help you and even possibly save your life. They make me tell protected at beaches and make me more confident about swimming. I’m not that good but it’s nice to know that you will always me okay when swimming in an ocean or pool. I also want to thank all lifeguards for saving lives, helping find lost children, and so much more. We need more people like you in the world. Which is why I have just decided to become a lifeguard when I become an adult. Thank you.
The girl who they took her bikini top off, I feel bad for her cause so many random people were crowding around watching. Like that group of people probably stresses the lifeguards out even more.
Edit: I know that the lifeguards needed her top off to do the heart thingy but i was just commenting on how many people weren’t necessary to the saving of her
groups of people don't stress lifeguards out, everyone keeps their distance and listens to the guards like they are the gods, and as a lifeguard you don't even notice people. and its probably not to bad for her, its a topless beach anyways.
Shem Shem doesn’t mean she won’t feel vulnerable. If she wanted to be topless she would’ve gone topless
Ashleigh Marie they most likely had permission to use the videos anyway, I don’t know what rules the filming agency has regarding privacy, but as you could see her face was not covered up digitally so she must have given permission. And as a lifeguard myself (never had a incident where I had to use for for gods sake) I had other lifeguards that said the only people that they know who where ever ashamed where mostly husbands of of Arabic women (in the gulf themselves) and not often the women themselves. For the rest I have not heard complaints.
Ashleigh Marie she died... i dont think her main concern when she came back
Coming from a lifeguard at a pool, we usually dedicate a couple guards to crowd control to keep people away, and protect the modesty of the victim, but I can only imagine how hard it is on a beach where you drive an ATV a quarter mile to start the rescue. That being said the the patient must be completely dry surrounding the area the pads are placed
The agonal breathing at 14:24. Man. His brain was trying so hard to keep him alive.
Ik! It was incredibly hard to watch
His body not his brain
What's agonal breathing?
Elizabeth Arias it’s the body’s reaction to not die, it is the last grasp at trying to get some air when all options are out, horrible to watch
That was the same that happened to a boy here in DR, recently, he was boxing with his longtime friend and he punch him in the face, unintentionally, then the boy fall to the floor and kick his head in the concrete, then suddenly starts doing this thing, and to shake, it was a video really hard to watch, he died instantly
"Oh, there is a CPR happening, LET'S GO AND STAND AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO MAYBE WATCH A PERSON DYING! AND KYLE, DON'T FORGET TO BRING THE KIDS!"
God forbid you by yourself have to be rescued, lying on the ground with bare breasts and the whole freaking beach comes close to watch.
Be even greatful they saved your life, who cares if your topless or not that's how you do CPR correctly, if they staring, everyone's is.
•Sweet Flower• Yea but still what if girls don’t like their boobs at like it’s just on display for everybody to look at even the men like they just stare at you
@@angelael-helo7179 you wouldn't understand, what's going on! Your probably will die inside, but the only important thing is they saved you.
Stan Franzisko I don’t understand why people are standing around watching with their children. The lifeguards are amazing, I’m a very proud Aussie.
Angela El-Helo yep I’m already self conscious and yeah I’d be great full for being alive but I barely wear anything other than sweatpants 😅 I’m don’t exactly think I’m pretty either so my dignity and pride would go out the window
As a lifeguard myself who has made multiple rescues and first aid incidents, this is some damn fine work. Everything big and small was done correctly from clearing a path for EMS to performing CPR with in the water.
for those who don't know, it is necessary to be bare skin when having the defibrilator, so women need to be topless in that moments, there is nothing to be embarassed about or be mad about it
@Charlotte Mathonet yeah they get mad because they don't know nothing about doing cpr.
I agree it’s all about saving peoples lives not if their topless I glad they saved her before it was way too late 😪
People are mad not because she was topless but because that crowd stood there and just stared at her
Who is mad? Come on
Thankfully most cultures outside of America and other Abrahamic cult-run countries don't care about nudity all that much, especially in 100% reasonable circumstances like this.
i hate this people are standing around a woman topless the poor lady would have probably have wanted some privacy
Maybe they needed to shock her on he chest do they took it off but I never saw her with a top
•millua -chan• are u serious? Do you really think she cares when she was quite literally about to die.
Harry ik tf these people
Yeah poor late 😯😯
I think she cared more about her life at that time.
It's such a scary thing all of that water comes out of their lungs and not their stomach... It must be such a scary feeling, not being able to breathe, because all of your airways are filled with water
I've had that happen to me, it's terrifying.
sweetberry 98, glad your ok tho..!
@@softiie1219 thanks 😊
It's honestly horrifying...ive had an asthma attack while swimming already not being able to breath before the water starts to fill your lungs...i don't wish it on anyone
Lillyana *all I can think about is the fault in our stars.....it’s an issue*
I just love how sincerely caring the guys are.
It’s crazy how ppls are dead for minuets and live again
Your fucking stupid
zpfen *you’re
zpfen Are you gonna call somebody else stupid when you can’t even spell and yes technically they were dead you heard the form where they called them dead right get your facts straight before you come for somebody else
zpfen well they are clinically classed as dead, doesn’t mean they can’t be resuscitated, plus it’s you’re*
Majority of these people wouldn’t be alive if it weren’t for these lifeguards, bless them.
The last one definitely got me the most, you could see while they were doing CPR his face was turning blue and purple. Life slowly moving away, and then we he came too, his face flushed back with colour! So glad they were able to get him back.
he didnt drown by the way, he had a cardiac arrest in the water. Serious heart condition. There was an update which you can probably find typing Taka Bondi
Yes, I remember that episode, he had had a cardiac arrest from an unknown heart condition and collapsed into the water. He was very, very lucky. I think he was fitted with a pacemaker immediately after they diagnosed him with it, while still in Australia.
the cpr on the last one was way to slow too, thats what was stressing me out. it needs to be around 120 bpm
Reasons why resus was started:
Big wave accident - 10%
I can’t swim - 90%
ikr
I'm sorry I was your 339 like
E ZA litterly no India’s there all chines or Japanese. Know your races.
E ZA in the past 20 episodes I have not seen one Indian just chines Korean Japanese including in the video but I’ll take you’re word
Also I just saw a top comment and it said they should Learn mandarin because they save so many chines Japanese and Korean people
If someone ever has a cardiac arrest near you, remember one thing. Chest compressions, chest compressions, chest compressions. Need to get oxygen to the brain.
Right? It's driving me insane. I assume that a lot of these videos are probably filmed quite some time prior to release, but, people need to know that the science as of now says just do chest compressions. You're not sure you've got a pulse? Chest compressions. Don't worry about hurting them. Chest compression. Chest compressions. Chest compressions. You should be doing compressions while someone else is wiping down the chest/cutting the top/applying the defib pads. You only stop for rhythm and pulse checks (and then obviously if ROSC is achieved), or airway insertion, or if the patient vomits and the airway needs to be cleared. Especially when you have that many people helping out. The only thing that trumps airway, breathing, and circulation is catastrophic hemorrhage, like if shark chomps off the leg--you tourniquet it first--and even then only if you're by yourself and you have to choose which thing to prioritize. That's research that's been out since 2006.
i know this is a serious situation, but this comment reminded me of dr mike
isnt that what that one doctor says all the time in his video
I honestly get so emotional watching these like these lifeguards are incredible humans who save lives but seem so humble down to earth and good humored
Am i the only one who hates it when people are just staring at him / her and standing in a circle like its just worse enough!
And guys. I would do it too, but all the people are just watching at somebody who’s in pain.
everyone does its just a natural thing.. you want to look away but you cant
How are they meant to help unless they have medical training then they shouldn’t help cos it could make it worse
a lot of medics make people stand in a circle facing outward in public places so other people cannot see but those people were totally doing the wrong thing
Baller Boy Can you not call them bitch? It’s so immature.. smh
It can also inspire someone to start studying or start a job in medical or a lifeguard
The poor anesthetist just trying to help and told to go away, actually ended up helping by telling them to slow down the cpr. Was way to fast
Fuckin
Exactly. He really did help them. Their CPR was all over the place it’s good he told them to slow down. They should definitely listen to someone with more advanced life saving skills like the anaesthetist. So bizarre. They obviously need some more CPR training.
@@josepulido3423 but they can’t. They are taught to not listen to bystanders
@atom they should teach that this happens in cpr cases. I was helping at a horrible accident last year. A young woman had a severe head injury, wasn't breathing but still had a pulse. A trained nurse was helping as well and wanted to keep me from doing cpr saying it would be of no use. Situations like this are overwhelming as it is. I wanted to do teamwork on this but since then I realized you can't in such situations. She didn't mean any harm and was in shock herself but we lost time. Just rely on yourself and your training not what people tell you. So I understand if the lifeguards try to keep others away although in this case it wasn't necessary.
Korean are good when it comes to field of medicine.
You guys are amazing. You give you're all for people to continue to enjoy their lives & this world wide beauty of a beach. It isn't "Just a job". You must have the natural 'want & passion' to do this. I've done this in the hospital setting were we have everything on hand, in a controlled manner. This is way above that. The team work is critical for these people. They knowledge is critical. Yet you do this for the same reason that we do it. To save that life until there is no other option. I just wish there was a rule for you that the public stay right away from you all.
Any parent that allows their child to stand there and watch this happen, could be a whole new trauma for that child if the patient is unable to be recovered.
I salute you all. Nurse Helen
why are people pressed about the lifeguards taking the woman’s top off? they did it to literally save her life. you should be more concerned about all of the people standing around staring.
People forget that a defib only works on dry bare skin. It applies for females as well. Should've cleared the area if privacy was wanted.
@@coreydrake8258 i totally agree.
Yeah I’ve been in situations like that before. I work at a few stadiums in my area, and nothing gets on my nerves more than people standing around when there’s an emergency happening. People need to get the hell out of the way. Crowding around just makes everything worse
Im not pressed about her being topless but i am mad about the gross men smirking when they took her top off
@@almaa5442 literally!! i hate it when people crowd. i was talking about the people
in the comments who said it was “inappropriate.” i totally agree with you!!
Having an EMT tell them "well done you saved his life" must have felt amazing. Awesome work guys
148 dislikes being like: aw man, they could have let him die
Like wtf why you dislike people saving lifes
IKRR
Most are bots and some people don’t like blood and things so they dislike so they won’t be recommended to them
Nia D.S you are basically wanting them to drown because they disliked? Read hearts and bunny’s comment
Bots. The even out the dislikes and likes
Its 400 now
hearing everyone clap after you just saved someone’s life must feel so good
Oh my God, imagine waking up topless throwing up with life guards surrounding you. That's absolutely terrifying
I think you'd be more thankful someone saved your life than people seeing your breasts and throwing up. I am CPR certified and you're told to take off people's shirts and bras in order to do cpr properly. And you don't want to use the defibrillator if a woman is wearing a bra with a wire. Trust me if I ever had to administer CPR I wouldnt care about how naked someone is, I'd just want to do my best to help them.
especially the 50+ tourists just watching
@@courtney2736 oh I completely understand, I'm just trying to imagine how confused and terrified she must be. I wish large groups of people didnt stad around a watch because it makes the whole situation more stressful, and her more scared when waking up. Especially since Bondi is such a large tourist place, many don't speak english which makes it even harder
Noelle Baird I don’t think that’s the worst thing. Imagine waking up with broken legs and kneecaps. If I were a girl I wouldn’t care asking as I live
@@entitledkidyourtoysaremine930 What I was trying to express is the amount of shock and confusion she must of felt.
"Can he swim?"
"No"
Me: THEN WHY THE HELL IS HE IN THE WATER?!?!
Tourists swim anyway
You dont have to be able to swim to be in water unless it's over your mouth/noss I think
Kaitlyn Vanderzwan tbh its not a good idea to go into water if you cant swim if you get me especially the ocean
I can't swim but I would get in... Most definitely not deep but just where the water reaches my waist or something lower
@@laurenrxo yeah I agree but if it's like waist or leg length like Elizabeth said it's probably fine because you can just stand up again
"can he swim?"
"No"
Everyone: then why was he in the water?
Me: it's Australia what do you expect mate
😂
They are trying tho😔😂
As an Aussie this is true 😂😓
@@technobladeneverdies5407 that's the whole point 😂 they don't care they just want fun😂
Same in india
Australia has the most Beautiful places ever I live there!
I live uphill and I must say, my respect for open water rises on a new Level. These guys are heros. Thank you all for your Service, passion and kindness.
I did an emergency first aid course for a volunteer role, they showed the clip of ‘Tuckers’ rescue to explain what Agonal breathing is. Just goes to show that if you know what to do and you work as a team, you can really save someone’s life. That guy was lucky, he was clinically dead for at least 5 minutes but suffered no brain damage at all. Massive well done to Bondi Life guards
We were shown the Ryan Kim one. All these videos are really good though. Great for learning.
There’s a million of those “this got recommended and now I’m addicted” (and yes, that’s how I found this show) but I wonder how many of the people here knew about this show before?
I did. I've Loved Bondi rescue ever since it started playing on the TV.
Just found it today and I'm addicted to it
@@kookthebunny3944 I found it today too
Just found out today love it!
i’ve been watching it on tv since i was little :)
Did...did anyone hear the buzzfeed unsolved music in the background? No...just me?
I literally thought I was the only one,,, I'm so addicted to that show that I immediately recognized the music within the first like 0.0000000001 seconds lmfaoo
Same, I am literally obsessed and will never not love the show
Omg I swear I was like um am I watching the right thing
PLEASE I WAS SEARCHING FOR THIS COMMENT
I’ve been waiting for somebody else to recognise this I swear
This is probably my favorite episode because of the team work and the quick response of CPR and the care.
As a first responder it’s amazing to see the training kick in and take over. It’s a reminder to keep training often. Also make sure your training is always in real life situations. What you train is what you will do in emergency situations. Your training and brain will take over so if you do it properly you will be successful.
Throwing up water when ur gasping for air looks so uncomfortable. Btw I wonder what those people see when they’re basically dead for an amount of minutes🤔
There's a guy who was clinically dead and said he went to heaven. Described it as a tropical paradise, with colors he's never seen before and couldn't describe. Can't say for sure but I think he wrote a book.
Snowflake Whitewolf333 that’s interesting tbh
@@deathnom9083 as long as the brain is working, you are not really dead, but you can still hallucinate stuff while being unconscious,
@ that could be the case. But on the other hand the brain can only comprehend for your primary colors, and the secondary and tertiary colors they create. He described seeing colors that he's never seen before and could not describe saying that they were completely new to him. I don't know what the correct answer is, and I think that's okay.
Also random fun fact the mantis shrimp can see 12 primary colors, and can instantly boil the water around them with a single punch. This has nothing to do with anything but mantis shrimps are really cool and I'm an animal geek.
Look it up. They all have similar stories. Always indescribable bliss. When the defibrillator was invented the stories increased exponentially. Look into it. It's fascinating.
Out of all of the shows I have binge watched over quarantine this is one of my faves 💕👍
I definitely agree with you because I have just been watching all sorts of shows and this is probably my favourite aswell
same!! 😂
I'm not sure if it still is, but Bondi at least USED to be televised here in NZ and I have an incredibly vivid memory of watching the episode with the last clip. Crazy to watch it now, years later, knowing that this guy is probably (hopefully) still alive out there somewhere after going through something like that.