stew i have been swimming my whole life and would say i am very comfortable in the water but for some reason it seems to be impossible to keep water from flooding my nose.
Place your tongue on the top of your mouth (back of mouth / top of throat). To see if it will work - inhale. If you can take in air you are not doing it right. YOu should not be able to inhale with this position in your mouth.
Dunno if you'll see this, but thanks for the work that you do! And as a female lifeguard, I use your vids to mix it up in the pool and for fitness - so thanks for that as well!
Joshua Leemon first of all, what kind of question is that? Are you trying to just work legs, or what? just do a fucking buddy tow lol..make a fucking friend and do it. Practice how you play
@stewsmith I saw you said putting your tounge on the roof of your mask helps with keeping water out of the nose, would this help when doing over unders and/or breath holds with a charged mask? If not what are some other techniques to stay calm with a charged mask
Several times before you go to bootcamp and several times during / after. But you have to enlist into the delayed entry program before you take the PST officially.
Well, I do not currently have asthma, but I did in the past. I understand that a waiver is not allowed if I've had it passed the age of 12 but I'm not 100% sure when the last time it was documented.
Not this style. At BUDS you go over the shoulder across the chest and into the arm pit. At SEAL training you are rescuing an instructor who is fighting you the entire way. No one is choking this method. It is not the normal lifeguard method.
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stew i have been swimming my whole life and would say i am very comfortable in the water but for some reason it seems to be impossible to keep water from flooding my nose.
Place your tongue on the top of your mouth (back of mouth / top of throat). To see if it will work - inhale. If you can take in air you are not doing it right. YOu should not be able to inhale with this position in your mouth.
Stew Smith Im going to test this in the pool tomorrow! seems to work doing it right now, thanks!
Dunno if you'll see this, but thanks for the work that you do! And as a female lifeguard, I use your vids to mix it up in the pool and for fitness - so thanks for that as well!
What would you recommend instead of buddy tows?
Joshua Leemon first of all, what kind of question is that? Are you trying to just work legs, or what? just do a fucking buddy tow lol..make a fucking friend and do it. Practice how you play
@stewsmith I saw you said putting your tounge on the roof of your mask helps with keeping water out of the nose, would this help when doing over unders and/or breath holds with a charged mask? If not what are some other techniques to stay calm with a charged mask
yes it helps...but practice with it and find how to do it. It is difficult to explain
Great stuff!!
Do you take the PST while you're in the Navy? Or before you enlist?
Several times before you go to bootcamp and several times during / after. But you have to enlist into the delayed entry program before you take the PST officially.
This looks great Stew!
Also, does the Navy allow medical wavers if you plan to be a SEAL?
yes - but it also depends...
Well, I do not currently have asthma, but I did in the past. I understand that a waiver is not allowed if I've had it passed the age of 12 but I'm not 100% sure when the last time it was documented.
1:59 wtf correct his form, never put arm around neck, put arm under armpit over chest
Not this style. At BUDS you go over the shoulder across the chest and into the arm pit. At SEAL training you are rescuing an instructor who is fighting you the entire way. No one is choking this method. It is not the normal lifeguard method.
This is the SWCC lifesaving test that is the same as the SEAL test: th-cam.com/video/rYxrezETexc/w-d-xo.html