Mayday Obstacle Course
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 เม.ย. 2010
- Myself doing the Mayday class, put on by Chief Jerry Paris and staff, obstacle course. Remember, when your putting the mayday out, LUNAR. L-Location. U-Unit. N-Name. A-Assignment. R-Resources.
www.maydaytraining.com
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Smooth bump bump to the pump!
I really like that collapsing ball pit...
Been there done this in a unventilated Railroad box car in middle of a Hot Humid day. I did in 1987 Ohio Fire School. This course did not have a tube the size of a 55 gallon drum. That was tough to get through. Had to take off air pack & crawl through. Nice to see training of Fire Fighters.
My low air alarm would have been going off at min 3 lol I suck down so much air. I hate those entanglement boxes. Just get low and put your cylinder into the corner and swim thru. And well done with the maydays.
glad to hear im not the only one
Smooth bump bump to the pump. I would have shit myself as the floor collapsed...that's a good prop.
best obstacle course i have seen yet. great job!.
Chief Paris was one of my FF1 instructors. Hes a really good teacher and i have a lot of respect for him. I want to take this course now haha
What a great looking course. I'd like to do something like this in my department.
@rugbyfan33 same here. I hate the entanglement box but it teaches you a lot. I always get really mad in those and end up hitting the sides and saying every cuss word in the dictionary.
Just did a very similar course this past weekend.... only we had to take the halligan bar with us through the entire course.... made things a bit more difficult..... great training though!
Love seeing these videos. I would really like to do those ones with my youth fire fighter club. THat would be amazing. but we do a lot more training with the procedure than with these kind of things.
Wowww this is really awesome training
Damn would love to give this a try. Thats some good training
Gotta love the gerry Paris encouragement
The box with the ropes draped down like wires made me think of a video I saw where firefighters were doing overhaul, and the ceiling drywall had collapsed, and the plastic had burned off all the insulated flex-duct for HVAC in the house. big loops of coiled steel wire dangling everywhere. Would be absolutely horrible to hit in a no-visibility situation
that looked like a great training
awesome course bro strong work
Smooth bump bump to the pump, that's great, easy to remember for rookies. Just like a knot is not a knot without a safety knot.
Is this the same Jerry Paris from down near Colonie NY? If so I took firefighter survival at Montour Falls Firefighting Academy about 10 years ago and he was the instructor, he was a hard ass but I learned a lot from him and he made me realize the importance of training hard and often. He's blunt which is good, doesn't sugar coat anything and if anybody has the opportunity to take a course with him then I highly recommend it!
Yes he is the same Jerry Paris from Colonie, NY he is an excellent instructor when it comes to firefighter survival and FAST
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joke!!
Holy.. Impressive you guys shurely know how to train...
that was some great training
Bump Bump to the pump!
Good job, that looks really hard.
I too was wondering about them mayday shirts? would like to get some of them shirts. I like the props, very awesome!!!
Nice video we will be using this for a training and then putting our guys through the simulator
i would love to run this course! we trained on all the obstacles separately, but together, blacked out while following the hose? really would love to train on this
I completely agree
100% would love to run this as well
This is a great drill, do you have the plans for the props that you used. We want to build it here at Moody Air Force Base.
Fast way to get through wires put ur bottle in one of the bottom corners so ur laying on ur back slash side and then make a swimming motion with ur arms. If he did that would have gone through that box in 10s or less
I was taught to use my halligan or flat axe as an option instead of sweeping. Like you said, put your bottle in the corner and put your tool over your head some one end is on the floor and the other on the wall where your bottle is and it does a good job of sweeping away the entanglements.
Way to go!! =) Those wires would have got me... I def need to work on that haha. I'm a pretty small girl so I dont need to drop my pack very often.... Only gone through a wire box once and got stuck a little bit. I guess It didnt help that my partner left me and I was screaming at her to come back and wait for me to get out first lol.
Very similar to my Mayday training. Plus and minus a few things, but effective overall.
The end was the best. In my head all I thought was "aw shit, I just fell..."
Nice course!
I remmember my course!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I LOVE TRAINING THAT TO
Awesome drill
where can i find the specs on all those props?
I would try it.
that box with the ropes hanging down i had such a hard time with that shit
Question, were you blindfolded? Because in my class we did everything similar but blindfolded. We even had to drag a dummy and another firefighter through the box with all the wires in blindfolded. It was hell, anyways good job completing it.
Argh!!! I hate the having to navigate through the cable simulations, but necessary for training
I did join as a volunteer FF I loved it but I couldn't stand not being able to see & I would just suck air so fast out of that bottle haha
To the guy talking about 2 in 2 out...umm its a drill what if you get lost or lose your other guy?
Hey hockeygoalie im guessing through the name that you play hockey and you are a goalie. Which I am too, what level do you play at if you do?
hey im about to be a fire fighter, but im fairly clasterfobic, if anyone has a ny tips on this please let me know
this shit is fun as fuck.
I enjoyed all of my training. even the bs stuff.
They should be going through this with a tool as well, gets you used to using the tool to get through. There's a million ways to do this kind of thing, change it up often so people don't get used to the same props.
I agree. Having a tool gives another option for going through the entanglement box as well.
At 1:15 is he yelling "mayday mayday mayday"?
What's the point of the stuff at 1:00 ?? Someone elaborate, I have not seen it before but figured it was for if something fell on you but they just let him go.
It's a mayday course, they let him go because he sent a mayday simulating he was rescued
yes it represents something falling on u.
Alright cool.
I like how he/she fell
Hello Hockey! I hope u are good. Can i use your video in my facebook page? (I will give credit)
Can half those guys fit/make it through this?
dug2fire some that want to be firefighters bad enough do those that dont...dont
that explains it.... yellow trucks.
so are you blind folded when doing this??
It looked like he was blindfolded since he was struggling to determine the male/female end of the coupling around 1:48. I have done a course with a gray screen on my mask to simulate smoke so I wasn't completely blindfolded but couldn't see very well either.
Excellent training session that at one day could potentially save there life. I like how everyone was taking it serious and not treating it like a joke.
Reagan Breeze when it's your life your training for, it better not be a joke.
man that final step would have sucked haha. Also if you guys pay close attention you can see at the very end the gal on the right removes a plastic wrap type deal from the fire fighters lense. Most likely they where giving a "blured" vision for smokyness with some visability.
These are the Fastest fire service guys I've Ever seen... Yikes.
I took the RFFT class @ Montour Falls in 2006. Jeff Paris had us doing the 'Marine Corps" rifle prayer to our SCBAs. He states he was a Marine. His class did nothing to instill confidence in the trainees. Sending FFs through the course with less than a full bottle and screaming and yelling and threatening is not a way to develop a calm demeanor during a crisis. Had I not been on probation, Mr Paris would have been picking his teeth up off the floor. You were a MARINE, right?
Wire boxes are a pain in the A** .
I decided scene then not to go to fire school, instead I'm going for my Paramedic
@cgfdny255 At Montour he was abusive, not projecting, and he got off on it. His reputation with the career Depts in the Capital District is not positive, in the Fire Service, reputation is all you got. Not that it matters, but I have 12 years in service, 4 in Schenectady on Hamilton Hill (he wouldn't last 5 minutes there), and 2 in my current job in a different state. Time in the service doesn't count if you don't have time on fire ground- EXPERIENCE is everything. Id NEVER work w him
i would have been down to about 500 psi by the end ha. i suck air like a horse
You and me both. I'm suck like a Hoover :)
A little slow in my opinion but good job overall.
damn making a career firefighter look like he’s still going through standards 😂
Lol all that effort to escape just to have the floor collapse under you
Kimmo
This looks rather easy
Its all in your head you have to understand your situation and your surroundings like the hose feel around feel the course like the box the ropes and make a map in your head then navigate the course
Easy said then done but you have to learn to adapt quickly
I bet he shit himself on the last part
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1st why is he alone i know its a drill but its 2 in and 2 out when i train i always have another guy with me. Plus this guy didnt even know that the way he was following out was a male end but he must be a rookie. Hope he gets a little more training.
because if you get seperated you need to be able to be calm
I fail right in the beginning of this video. My ass dont fit between two studs, 16in on center! FML
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Heck im a big girl and if ur sceard to get out ull come throw them studs
Mine don't either but there are other techniques to get through. I'm 250 lbs and wear a 52" jacket so I've got some wide shoulders. Throw on bunker gear and an SCBA and I'm a moose but I can get through. I was taught to sit with my back to the opening so my bottle rests on the bottom plate of the wall. Then swim on arm over my shoulder and through the opening so your body corkscrews through. It works really well.
iv'e never seen a female like that before! lmao
HE WAS NOT A MARINE
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Nothing bothers me more than watching training videos where the FAT instructor is barking orders or standing around watching the rooks go through the course. Officers and Sr members need to Lead NOT Lean!
firefighting is such a joke!!