Ice Safety - How To Perform A Self Rescue
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- This video describes what occurs to your body after falling through the ice and how to perform a self rescue. Event was performed under the supervision of trained Fire & EMS professionals. Water depth was 10 feet and a life jacket was used for safety precautions.
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Much respect for that man for putting himself through that to educate others.
The amount of shrinkage that occurred this day. 🤣🤣🤣
Ye ikr
@@aaronfuentes5919 Lmfao damn
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He jumps in. Not once. But twice. Lol wow.
Did Adam get a raise? A day off? Did anyone buy him a beer? Because damn.
they bought him a hot cup of tea/coffee/chocolate
1st time a warm beer sounds good
I love a cold beer after be out in cold. But I don’t mind a hot chocolate with some brandy in it either
Keep kicking and you'll get out faster!
My 6yr old son was watching this with me an the said 2 things.
1 - "WOW, that guy is really strong"
2 - "I would never do that"
lol
Hello paul
@@loomyair lmao what
meanwhile the 22 yr old me watching this thinking woow that guy is really strong , i would definitely love to try that 😌
Hats off the the guy going into the water 3 times. I froze my ass off just watching him. lol
U good
Come back to this video thug
It’s not nearly as bad as it looks. Tons of people do ice baths everyday. You get used to it and you even can get to a point where you enjoy it
@@aba9939how do your lungs not get fucked
Mad respect for putting himself through pain to educate others
NOOOOOOOOOO, he goes back in??!!
I put my finger in a glass of ice water.... NEVER AGAIN - it hurts!
This guy drops his full body into ice water three times, while training people!
As he said when going back for the 2nd dunking, "This is stupid". Thanks for making the video!
many thanks, and he should be well paid for his demonstration.
Thank you. Your unwavering dedication is really something. I hadn't expected to be inspired. I've been educated and will not forget what you've shown me. Merry Christmas.
me in the middle of an Australian summer where it reaches 35-40 (95-104 f) degree's celsius on a nice day: Hmmm interesting
Thanks for sacrificing yourself to make this video!
Whoa- makes willy shrink just watching this! Brave man!
Geologist here with a lot of time spent on frozen lakes performing geophysical surveys.
Thanks you for the video.
Another item that can help if the wind and temperature conditions allow it is wool outer wear like a wool jacket. Wool when wet will often stick to the ice surface and help you when you are trying to climb out of the water onto the slippery ice surface.
I run my ice picks through the arms of my jacket/parka like kids mittens so that they are there near my hands if ever needed.
Also, if you are on snowshoes on the frozen lake/river, ALWAYS, ALWAYS undo your harnesses or loosen them so that you can get out of them if you break through the ice. If you go through the ice and can't release your snowshoes you will die.
Once you are out and safely away from the hole you have to run to the bush where you can start a fire. Run as it'll warm you up and your clothing will be freezing up and will make movement more difficult as time passes.
bless you for your trouble - lives will be saved
3:10 😂🤣 I’m dying lol. What a guy 👏🏼
Don't panic??!! impossible. If I ever fall into ice cold water, I'm a dead man.
It also looks way to much work to pull your self out. Might as well just drown if your lazy (like me).
hahahahahaha...hysterical
I knew he had the picks and would explain them but I did not expect him to jump in for a second time you are a beast man!
That's a life-saving tip/advise right there. Thank you for going in with the balls of steel to show us how it's done. Bravo, sir.
This guy is a bad ass. Almost certainly saved lives now or in the future by doing this video.
falling through ice is like getting stuck in quicksand, it's a much smaller problem than I ever thought it would be but it sure as hell doesn't hurt to learn how to get out of it
I once got stuck in quicksand and it is scary as hell. I use this exact same technique to get out of it. If you struggle and you stay up right you will sink even deeper in quicksand which is really just liquefied mud. If you can get your feet broken free and lay flat you can paddle yourself back to Solid Ground. Animals don't really understand this concept and they eventually Tire themselves out and drowned in the mud
Thank you. You did a great job, and it was a vivid demonstration of the cold-water shock and its effect on the body and mind. I'll do my best to get this video out to those whom I hope will never need it.
Adam, you've done an admirable - and life-saving - job of illustrating what it will be like to fall through the ice, and what to have on your mind in that critical first minute.Anyone watching this will know what they should do to get themselves out - even without ice picks.
Also, from a panic avoidance perspective, you've made clear that you probably have a fifteen minute window to allow the fire department to arrive and to save you ...just avoid panicking!! Many thanks.
Thank you sir. Our message here has spread more than we ever imagined.
This is life-saving information. Thank you for putting yourself through all that to help others. As for the 17 people who gave this video a thumbs-down, it must be really sad going through life as a colossal jackass.
OMG!!! AGAIN!!?? You my friend deserve the highest of rewards! Thanks for doing this, but trust me, if I can't put it in a glass and pour a drink on it, I ain''t walking on it. God Bless You!!
You're a sweet man for going through that in the name of educating us. I'm going to show that to my STEAM class tomorrow before our surface tension project.
I appreciate that. Glad this video can help!
Everyone going ice fishing should see this video. It should one of the first things shown at an ice fishing seminar.
Did anyone catch him say "this is just stupid" before jumping in the second time 🤣
Brother this is the best video I've seen today. The information and the different technics in each particular case in an environment like that is so helpful. And you are the most crazy and "COOL GUY" teaching self rescue in the world. My respect and congratulations to you for this video, very good information. Thanks a lot
Thanks!
You are really special. Thank you for life saving info.
If your discomfort saves one life(maybe more), it will be worth it.
If anything, you proved to yourself it can be done.
Question: I had read that putting your forearms onto the ice will allow your forearms/sleeves to freeze/stick onto the ice and will assist you as well. In my mind that would take a while or not be enough to help to pull yourself out.
I was wondering if you noticed that happening at all?
Bless you for sharing and DEMONSTRATING this important information.
Thank you, showed my son this will be his first year ice fishing, I will be buying those picks I didn't even know about them, thanks again
,,,,,the turtle wasn't able to come out for 3 days,,,,,,LOL!!!!,,,,,,sorry!!!!,,,great, useful vid!!!!😎
Always check the ice in multiple spots too
I'm about to go ice fishing, thx for the tips! Thumbs up for going in 3 times.
No kidding lol
Got an ice cream headache just watching. Going back in over and over? Damn Adam, you're dedicated. Luckily I saved my dog without having to go through myself...belly crawled & snagged her ear. Scary business. The damn dog trotted off to the next hole with an aerator as soon as I got her out...she thought it was a injured duck or something.
What a wonderful sacrifice to educate all of us. Hope he was recognized for making this. “This is just stupid” and “oh GOD!” comments he muttered as he walked back toward the water are funny but painful to listen to.
No fire dept here. You're on your own. Good vid. Stay away from things that stick out of the ice. They act as heat sinks, and make the ice thinner near them.
This is the easiest to follow post I found on here, great technique and instruction!
I want to attach this site link as it's a great resource for more cold weather emergency subjects, among them the "1-10-1 principle" that he touches on @0:55 www.coldwaterbootcamp.com/pages/1_10_60v2.html
Thanks for posting and sharing those moments of discomfort for the benefit of others! LOL @ 3:09 "this is just stupid."...
It was nice of that orange Teletubby to come and rescue him.
😆😆 I'll make sure to tell him that.
That ice was pretty thick. If you fall
Though thin ice trying to get back out it’ll just keep breaking at the edge. Very very dangerous.
Huge respect! I fell through the ice this morning rescuing my dog. We're both OK. I was skate skiing for 20mins before going in up to my neck so the water didn't hit me as hard as poor Adam. Especially on the second and third dunks, yikes. I didn't panic but it was scary when I had to break ice for several feet to get back to a solid enough patch to climb out and pull up my 80lb dog.
Glad to hear you both are okay!
That was awesome! Very informative!
Bravo to you for jumping in ice water not once but three times! This video is very helpful!
Adam, THANK YOU for giving this demonstration!
You're a gentleman and an outdoorsman!
Nicely done, thank you for the excellent demo. If the edge of the hole one falls through is solid, as it is here, self-rescue is straightforward. It's strong enough to allow you to crawl out. What I want to see is a technique to get out of thinner ice that keeps breaking off. Does anyone know how to deal with that?
Assuming you're trying to go back from where you had initially been walking, you would still use the same concepts described in the video. The ice was strong enough to hold weight prior to a person falling through, so solid ice is most likely very close. You may need break away some thinner ice to get back to stronger ice, but that should only take a short time. Hope that makes sense and helps answer your question.
Very well done. Very much appreciate your dedication.
That was amazing! I feel more prepared now. Many thanks for being an awesome human being.
He goes back in voluntarily to show us how to use picks. Talk about commitment - thank you for this video!
"This is just stupid!"...words of wisdom man, you said it! lol
thank you for this valuable information ....
Thank you for this. Well done1
I live in Africa ,idk why I am watching this.
Very Informative Video, made me cold just watching this.
Thanks for taking the time to make this video!!
Very helpful. Hope I never need to use what I just learned, but if I do, I now know how to get out (if it's possible at all). I for sure do not want to be the guy waiting for the fire department! I can't believe you went in three times, but you might just have saved someone's life.
I've been through the ice on two occasions...once I was young and dumb, the other stepping over a pressure crack that opened up more than when I was on the way out. This is a very informative video. The most informative is DON'T PANIC! Great job. Everyone should go to their local FD and ask when they are training and get involved with taking a plunge, if you are one to go onto the ice. I practice cold water submersion off my kayak in 50 degree water, just to be ready! It does help to prepare.
Actually good information, as a dedicated ice fisherman, thanks for the 411.
Thank you! All my respect!
This happened to me... I started to kick my legs to get out and my legs immediately cramped and it hurt like a BITCH, worst pain ive ever experienced... Maybe I should of ate more bananas... but it was partly because the water was so fucking cold. I had to wait 10 minutes for the cramping to stop.
That sounds absolutely terrifying. Good to know you survived.
Well this is the scariest thing I've read today.
Thanks for putting yourself in that miserable condition! & doing a very practical self rescue with and without ice picks .The best rescue is to (NOT) go on ice that is questionable for strength! And doing this with a fire department & life jacket for demonstrations purposes
Kudos ! showed my son this video . thank you sir. I know that had to be exhausting.
I don't believe it, he did it 3 times in the row!
You're a trooper buddy you gained my respect
A nice warm beer sounds good.
Not him going back in twice 😂
That was a seriously well done video! Kudos to him for going in three times to show us what to do in each case. It's quit possible lots of lives will be save because of it. Thanks.
This is an excellent informative video that will undoubtedly save lives ! Thank you for the personal sacrifice in making this video and to the fire department that had your back !
Helpful.. My husband fall mast week during easter.. But came up quick.
Thanks to the lord you are out but again and again omg wtf
This video has saved my life - I wont be going NEAR any icy water... it looks like torture!
I hit fast forward 10 seconds and saw him go in again.. I was like wtf.. a replay? No he really got back in lol Fuggin legend (edit- ok the third time is pushing it, he may be crazy)
THANK YOU FOR A GREAT DEMONSTRATION!!!
I think I was hyperventilating more than he was just watching him!!! Forget the picks man, buy a SHERP!!!
What a hero. The second time he went in, I laughed. The third time, I felt his pain. Thank you for your sacrifice.
This performance/explanation was great.
I have to drown 3 times in order to have the rescue to come save me.
Okay interesting
third time is the charm
Thanks
Wow. You are an absolute savage. I've seen this done before, but never with someone explaining the process realtime from in the water. Nicely done!
Great video, I wish I had seen it BEFORE I put my car through the ice on LITTLE STURGEON in Door County WI. I was able to get my car door open and escape the vehicle before the vacuum effect kept me in my car. After exiting my car I sank below the surface and then floated back up. I was able to get back on the ice and made the mistake of standing straight up and trying to WALK to thicker ice I plunged right back into the icy water. I had no picks, ice suit, just a plain old pair of Lakes and Rivers snow bibs. How I’m sitting here alive and typing this comment is unbelievable, I was able to get back on the ice a second time and this time I barrel rolled at least 10 feet away from where I went down the second time. I was very lucky that I made it out alive as there are so many fellow anglers that perish in the winter. I have, since my harrowing experience bought myself an Otter Pro sled that I rigged up with a chest pulling harness from Clam. An Eskimo FatFish 540, a Clam RISE FLOAT SUIT, a pair of HT ice picks that I wear ALL season long around my neck. I have even outfitted my wife and daughter with float suits and picks!! Please keep one thing in mind when fishing in hard water, NO ICE IS EVER SAFE! However being prepared for every type of scenario is your best bet! Again, thanks for the video and I KNOW it WILL save many lives. P.S. I feel your pain brother!!
How do I get this as a job when I grow up. I love his complaints ("Ugggh this is so stupid" 😂)
AWESOME
video
"oops i wasnt recording"
THIS GUY IS A CHAMP THO HE REALLY DOVE IN THE ICE THREE FUCKING TIMES
But what do you do when the ice around you breaks?? The more you try the more it breaks??, that's my concern i hardy ever see the ice stay in place, especially when it's not pre drilled like it cracking under you where you fell in?
Spot on. I'd like to know too. I guess if you keep trying to lift your torso onto the soft edge using your hands as he does here it could just keep breaking underneath you. Eventually the ice will hold or you will make it to the side through a channel of broken ice but you might run out of energy trying.
Rabby Kin Sounds worth trying, but I wouldn't bet on being able to gain enough momentum to carry any of yourself onto the ice unless you are a very strong swimmer and have 15ft+ lead up. And as you walk across the ice before you break through you have likely created lots of thin cracks which could open up on you as you try to get back on it. But I can't think of anything else to try. The best tip must be do everything possible to avoid being on thin ice in the first place.
Rabby Kin Good tip. But even thick ice if it has stress cracks can give way. Try throwing a 20lb boulder onto it. The force of that dropping onto it should be greater than your footstep.
He probably has a pool in the backyard for winter dip's .Incredible mental strength to jump in 3 times as he casually explains extricating himself. High Five Guy!!
N-ice
quote unquote.."this is just stupid" so he jumps in again. i have laughed more here than the last two months...''this is a tough guy." Thank you Sir. You take care. "May God keep you, your family, your friends safe. Amen."
You are awesome for doing that! 3x into the water. Wow. Huge self discipline.
Thanks.
Great demo. That's exactly what you have to do. I broke through the ice on Walden Pond, while skating in 1980. I had the advantage of forward momentum. As soon as my legs broke through I started kicking and dug my fingernails into the ice., clawing my way out, One quick motion and I was out of the hole and sliding away from it. I only got wet up to my waist. I was 50' from shore and a long way from the parking lot.
i want to see the video conversation of you guys planning this video. also thank you brother i appreciate the lesson ,that took balls. i discovered last year that im one of those assholes who loves ice fishing so much that testing weak ice, in the middle of the night,by myself, is not off the table. i needed this. ps i have invested in proper float suit,safety gear, and took the time to go out and practice using it. hopefully minimizing the likelihood that my obsession with hard water angling will end me.
Thank you for toughing it friend! New to ice fishing and fear this happening.😊
May I share with you, The Gospel of John, to allow, Jesus, to save that precious soul of yours if, He, hasn't already. 🔥
You are so brave, to do this unpleasant job, to teach others about how to do if needed.
Still though... Better just to stay on solid ground in the first place 🙂These last few days the news have been loaded with stories about numbers of people risking their (and others!!!) lives. Even families with babytrolleys almost having picnics out on the ice!! What are they thinking??? On one occation a car broke through the ice... How stupid (sorry to say) is one allowed to be???
Or stay off frozen lakes and ponds ?! Seriously, THANK YOU for this video of important life saving information !
Great movie!!!
Thanks for doing that. I'm buying some picks. And hopefully never need them! But some plan is better than no plan.
I really appreciate him doing that but I had to laugh because the dude at the camera @ 3:09 straight up said “this is just stupid” Lol but I really appreciate him, showing us how to survive! They had a moment where he couldn’t believe he was actually doing it. Lol.😂😂😂😂
Amazing video, thank you soo much, this is very helpful for a newbie like myself!!!
What a trooper!!! A very very special thanks for the real life demo. I’m buying a pair this week. Thanks again brace sir.😁👍👍
Wow, he is a crazy, crazy man... jumping in the first time was enough but then he jumped in two more times without hesitation?.... complete respect, I froze just watching him lol.
hope you didn't forget to take your cellphone out of your pocket
I'm really not sure whether to call you brave or stupid. Lol. I would have said brave for sure if you went in once, maybe twice, but 3 times? I'm leaving towards the latter lol. Thanks for showing me this though, and I hope I never need the knowledge.
controlling your breathing just when you fall through the ice...seems very difficult
NO!!!!!!!! You have to goout from the back. Easier!
OhMy! Maybe he coulda had someone else narrate the process to save time and his breath😂🤣Love hearing his complaints when it was time to go back in😂
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