I am a huge fan your on my bucket list. I had a few strokes now so I am not okay anymore to surf I am disabled. But I want to dance on Bondi beach and I will some day. You young men are just amazing. Hope to see you soon😜
Those two sisters really struck me. “We learned about rip in school, so I did what my teacher told me.” That lesson and her action saved their lives! I can’t imagine what their grandma was feeling, so glad she got her girls back safe!
GOD THAT CLIP ALWAYS MAKES ME CRY IMAGINE BEING SO HELPLESS YOU CANT HEAR OR TELL PPL ABOUT THE TROUBLE YOUR CHILDREN ARE IN IF THOSE GIRLS DIED I KNOW THAT GRANDMOTHER WOULD HAVE BLAMED HERSELF
@@Gilliebeany ours were really gnarly. It was the triple waterway merge of the Atlantic Ocean, Long Island Sound, and the Atlantic Ocean so the tides were extreme. There was a Lighthouse about 1/4 mile from shore we swam to as teens. It's not safe to swim to now as there's 100% more boats. Only my oldest got to do it. ( there was a phone number to call for boats due to come in or out through that section) It's called Ledge Lighthouse.
6:30 This is one of my favorite rescues. The look on Jethro's face, as he furiously paddles, is a look of pure determination. I imagine his thoughts being something like "I WILL get those girls. They ain't going under on my watch"
I recently went to the beach, there were some warnings and due to watching these videos, I remembered some things that kept me safe while I was there! You guys are awesome and so many people are grateful for you guys.
I presume the boards are basically sitting on top of the water which makes stopping them very easy as nothing is resisting it so you don't have to do a lot to stop it, a bit like how white water kayaks work.
@@BondiRescue thanks for responding!! 🥰😘 I was a beach guard once upon a time, not on your scale. I appreciate the professionalism that's shown, and that you guys show how wide ranging and difficult the job can be. Love and respect, and skate rat!!! 🐀🐾❤️💛💚🇿🇦
All these clips from Bondi and any other beach, can show you how dangerous beaches can actually be! I really think you guys have taught many people about beach safety and how beaches can actually be behind the scenes.
The one with the deaf family makes me so flipping glad I'm taking Sign Language at university right now, because that way I can converse with people who would otherwise not know how to get their point across both in a life-threatening and nonlife-threatening situation.
It's sort of discouraging for me, knowing there will always be a language I simply just don't understand or speak. Because, like you, I would deeply want to be of help if I could. And of course, with sign, it's different depending on the country you're in. So I could (and have) study ASL, but it wouldn't be much help in Australia!
Sign language has universal components that you could likely get across in an emergency. Like speaking La Spanish in Spain or Italy. Is it right? No, but you probably could get the message through.
The absolute terror that poor grandmother felt. She could only do so much, and even then it had to feel like it wasn’t nearly enough. Thank goodness they all left for home safely.
I can't explain enough how much this show has taught us all about the ocean and surf safety, I guarantee this show has saved numerous lives around the world from teaching people about surf safety allowing them to get out of trouble or not get into it in the first place.
I wonder if Bondi has ever thought of using drones? You could send out inflatable life preservers that could be used to give the lifeguards more time to get to people. Also, it may help the lifeguards pinpoint where people are drowning. Ive noticed sometimes call outs are not enough to find people in a timely manner. I personally would love to be a drone pilot for a large beach lifeguard team such as the Bondi team. Also, way cheaper then having a search helicopter (Which I understand is the police and not the lifeguards) but would still be very helpful.
Adding to your great comment; using a drone will also let them monitor and confirm shark presence on water which will give them more confidence on activating the shark alarm. Maybe they don’t use drones due to wind conditions and the risk of hurting the public by accident or even it can be perceived as a privacy issue due to the fact that it has a camera and can record. I agree with you @Kyle Thomas; using a drone can be beneficial for everyone safety.
i feel like the only reason they havent is funding and training, youd either to have to train the current lifeguards or higher a drone pilot to always be there and that creates logistical issues
@@derpmanfb I agree, I feel like it would have to be a part of the “Cubby’s” (could be saying that wrong) and it would have to be voluntary for the start for sure.
These life guards are amazing. So compassionate and always give it their all regardless of the circumstances; whether someone followed warnings or not. They also treat everyone the same, not a care about where they came from or what they look like. Just really impressive to me.
I got to say I'm from Arkansas and I've been to Bondi Beach Australia. I've never met another person named Jethro outside of Arkansas USA. Love ya Jethro💕
i’ve learned that it’s because when some deaf people are learning to speak they mimic the mouth movements of the people around them and it turn it changes how the pronounce things and gives them an accent
Hey I love the content. I was at Bondi 10 years ago. I remember going at night one time with some local friends and they insisted on staying at the pool. That was solid advice, they knew the dangers of swimming at night there. The pool was almost empty and it was such a nice experience. During the day take your precautions, swim between flags, learn how to avoid rips and listen to the lifeguards... during the night simply DONT GO.
Hi bondi! I’m Lily and I am autistic! It’s my dream to work at bondi beach as a lifeguard due to you all, thank you for making me look up to my dreams!
very first time i have seen a DIGNITY BLANKET used on this show. cudos to whomever had that idea. saves the victim and even onlookers from "roadkill syndrome" aka "cant look away syndrome"
Just imagine the stress though… like they can’t even truly relax even after work I’m quite good at swimming so I thought of becoming a part-time lifeguard but I honestly didn’t realise how dangerous the beaches are here especially bondi Massive respect and gratitude to them
they did a great job advocating for treatment of deaf people! blind people totally matter too. i think as a society we do not consider neough the differently abled and how to assist them. there should be more inclusibe education in schools!
Not sure why none of the signs on the beach are translated to Mandarin/Cantonese or Korean, when so many folks who get into rips by accident off Bondi don't fully understand english...lifeguards are always asking why people don't stay between the flags, but I'm from Canada and have no idea what flag colors indicate, and certainly if I didn't speak english fluently it would be impossible to know what the different flags/signs mean. It's easy enough to translate a few signs in order to communicate with as many people as possible in a tourist-heavy area.
I agree totally, but also still going to another country you should be prepared to understand a little bit of that language or have something/someone on you to translate or clarify. I think it has to be an effort on both sides, and I feel like a lot of tourists don't even wanna bother, they will just ignore everything because they are deadset on being in the water.
I have respect for these guys,they safe ppl everyday, safe animals and help ppl to find they're lost children,and I wanted to be a lifeguard to...but the thing is I'm not in Australia...I'm in SA 🙍🏼♀️
Lifeguards are committed to save and rescue people. 😊 They also have a life to live, like having dinner with family or playing with their kids at home. ☹️ But SOME drunk and irresponsible beach goers are just out of their way to sneak out, putting themselves to danger, and make those lifeguards came back to shore to find, save, and rescue those "who sneaks out for swim" ☹️
I feel like they need speakers/radios on their boards! would help so much with guiding them and let them know whats going on (not just this episode but in a day to day it would be invaluable). If you need some one to fit the boards out im all in!
We trialled drones at a beach where I do some seasonal work and it's 50/50. The drones that us and most councils can afford don't have great battery life or range so you can only observe so much past the shoreline; two, health and safety risk of drones around swimmers - our beach isn't too busy but it was something we had to consider with risk assessment so drones on Bondi with more people might be more of a risk. Also, they've gotta be charged up regularly bc of the battery life so it's not like you can have it hovering over the beach looking for people in trouble. However it did give us a birds eye view and let us see things sooner than from the life guard station so it does have benefit. I think the prime benefit of one to Bondi would really only be for Shark observations when one is reported out in the water
@@rb2k196 thanks for the input! Ya I had figured someone had at least thought of this idea and tried it. But yes, I forgot about most drone rules about flying over people and I figured the battery would be an issue. Maybe down the line in like 10 years or so we will have better tech to help out in the air. Again thanks for the input from an actual drone pilot! Really cool!
How would you manage the extra weight and the charging needs? You can't exactly run a cable down to where they store the boards and adding powerful enough speakers, amps, and batteries will add a lot of weight to the boards which something they definitely don't want.
i mean having to do cpr on a young person is really sad and all. but the story of the deaf girls and their deaf grandma is really heartbreaking. i cant even imagine what it's like not being able to tell someone that two young girls are close to drowning. i hope i (or anyone for that matter) wont ever be in a situation like this. the feeling of helplessness the grandmother must have felt. man...
The two sister made me very sad. I've always said that schools should teach sign language. I've been fortunate enough to be friends with someone who is deaf and I learned some sign language to make life easier for him when we hung out
I remember going to a beach in England and there was a freaking Rip in the ocean and I remember two girls still Chinese being carried out in the rip. But thankfully someone responded and managed to grab both of the girls arms before they could be carried too far. Thank goodness the lifeguards were there.
oh my god 3 deaf people go to bondie beach alone, at this point im wandering if the whole family is deaf and its just in the family blood. im so happy they're safe and back together with family. lifeguards have a very stressing and important life so don't try to make theyre life harder e.g. being drunk and being a public nuisance. is hard so don't
@@crazygirlontheblock311 "in the family blood" means in their genetics, so yes, it actually does. The grandmother being deaf as well highly suggests hereditary causes.
in case of panic, there is something you can do if you are a guy and have a normal/long swimsuit, fill it with air. splash on the water and bring the bubbles inside while you close the swimsuit, it will make you float a little bit
one thing ive noticed is they replay the same clip over and over. jethro would be in america by the time they finished replaying the clip thatd be how far hed swam
It just occurred to me that sign language might be one of the more rare languages used in the world. According to the WHO, about 5% of the population experiences hearing loss. But not all of those use sign exclusively. Many of them will use hearing aids, etc, or use sign along with reading lips depending on when the hearing loss occurred. For me, it's discouraging, because although I've studied ASL, I know that sign language is different depending on the country. So I couldn't even help a deaf person using sign who was from Australia, unless I had specifically studied Australian sign. It's too bad, it's such a beautiful language too.
Crazy how people don’t listen to life guards and just cause a scene and also put their lives and other lives at risk why people don’t understand that is beyond me
I keep having to remember when they talk about what the Northern Hemisphere have as Winter months, they are Summer months in Australia. I keep forgetting.
We recommend listening to the lifeguards! When they aren't on duty, you swim at your own risk.
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I'm sorry 😞but I love Australia and it's people but the riptide and all those venomous creature make me NEVER want to go near any body of water .
I am a huge fan your on my bucket list. I had a few strokes now so I am not okay anymore to surf I am disabled. But I want to dance on Bondi beach and I will some day. You young men are just amazing. Hope to see you soon😜
Yeah 😔😔
Those two sisters really struck me. “We learned about rip in school, so I did what my teacher told me.” That lesson and her action saved their lives! I can’t imagine what their grandma was feeling, so glad she got her girls back safe!
GOD THAT CLIP ALWAYS
MAKES ME CRY IMAGINE BEING SO HELPLESS YOU CANT HEAR OR TELL PPL ABOUT THE TROUBLE YOUR CHILDREN ARE IN IF THOSE GIRLS DIED I KNOW THAT GRANDMOTHER WOULD HAVE BLAMED HERSELF
I first heard that rip 🪦 means Rest In Peace so then when someone meant rip as in the beach rip so I said “ who died”
Growing up on the ocean, we were taught early what to do.
@@carriebaker5161 same here!
@@Gilliebeany ours were really gnarly. It was the triple waterway merge of the Atlantic Ocean, Long Island Sound, and the Atlantic Ocean so the tides were extreme. There was a Lighthouse about 1/4 mile from shore we swam to as teens. It's not safe to swim to now as there's 100% more boats. Only my oldest got to do it. ( there was a phone number to call for boats due to come in or out through that section) It's called Ledge Lighthouse.
6:30 This is one of my favorite rescues. The look on Jethro's face, as he furiously paddles, is a look of pure determination. I imagine his thoughts being something like "I WILL get those girls. They ain't going under on my watch"
What really makes these guys heroes; is no matter what the situation,they are willing to give 110%.
Couldn’t agree more
And with bragging with " bravado"
I recently went to the beach, there were some warnings and due to watching these videos, I remembered some things that kept me safe while I was there! You guys are awesome and so many people are grateful for you guys.
Have always wanted to go. How was it??
@@jamesg1906 it was really fun!
@@Sarahhh_13 Ah glad to hear! One day 🤞
We love to hear that!
@@BondiRescue hahaha legends x
6:16 you can just see the determination in Jethro's face - props to you lads for all you do
Your empathy for the deaf folk just made me so relieved and happy. You painted it for everyone out of compassion, and thank you
Blows my mind every time how those life guards can stop the board in the right spot as if it has breaks! Insane. Much respect to those guys
I presume the boards are basically sitting on top of the water which makes stopping them very easy as nothing is resisting it so you don't have to do a lot to stop it, a bit like how white water kayaks work.
There's nothing more stressful than a job where a life is in your responsibility. Stepping away at the end of a shift, isn't really an option.
Absolutely, so well put.
@@BondiRescue thanks for responding!! 🥰😘 I was a beach guard once upon a time, not on your scale. I appreciate the professionalism that's shown, and that you guys show how wide ranging and difficult the job can be. Love and respect, and skate rat!!! 🐀🐾❤️💛💚🇿🇦
@@sainjawoof3506 hello fellow saffan :p Durban? But well said!
All these clips from Bondi and any other beach, can show you how dangerous beaches can actually be! I really think you guys have taught many people about beach safety and how beaches can actually be behind the scenes.
The one with the deaf family makes me so flipping glad I'm taking Sign Language at university right now, because that way I can converse with people who would otherwise not know how to get their point across both in a life-threatening and nonlife-threatening situation.
As a deaf person, I love hearing this.
It's sort of discouraging for me, knowing there will always be a language I simply just don't understand or speak. Because, like you, I would deeply want to be of help if I could.
And of course, with sign, it's different depending on the country you're in. So I could (and have) study ASL, but it wouldn't be much help in Australia!
Sign language has universal components that you could likely get across in an emergency. Like speaking La Spanish in Spain or Italy. Is it right? No, but you probably could get the message through.
I am taking a sign language class online and I think that is a good skill to have.
The absolute terror that poor grandmother felt. She could only do so much, and even then it had to feel like it wasn’t nearly enough. Thank goodness they all left for home safely.
I can't explain enough how much this show has taught us all about the ocean and surf safety, I guarantee this show has saved numerous lives around the world from teaching people about surf safety allowing them to get out of trouble or not get into it in the first place.
I wonder if Bondi has ever thought of using drones? You could send out inflatable life preservers that could be used to give the lifeguards more time to get to people. Also, it may help the lifeguards pinpoint where people are drowning. Ive noticed sometimes call outs are not enough to find people in a timely manner. I personally would love to be a drone pilot for a large beach lifeguard team such as the Bondi team. Also, way cheaper then having a search helicopter (Which I understand is the police and not the lifeguards) but would still be very helpful.
That is such a good idea
Adding to your great comment; using a drone will also let them monitor and confirm shark presence on water which will give them more confidence on activating the shark alarm.
Maybe they don’t use drones due to wind conditions and the risk of hurting the public by accident or even it can be perceived as a privacy issue due to the fact that it has a camera and can record.
I agree with you @Kyle Thomas; using a drone can be beneficial for everyone safety.
i feel like the only reason they havent is funding and training, youd either to have to train the current lifeguards or higher a drone pilot to always be there and that creates logistical issues
@@derpmanfb I agree, I feel like it would have to be a part of the “Cubby’s” (could be saying that wrong) and it would have to be voluntary for the start for sure.
It's been done extensively!
These life guards are amazing. So compassionate and always give it their all regardless of the circumstances; whether someone followed warnings or not. They also treat everyone the same, not a care about where they came from or what they look like. Just really impressive to me.
I’m Australian and I’m terrified in our waters. They may look beautiful but make no mistake, they are deadly.
ikr even sometime in a river that's connected to a beach it is terrifying
You’re fine if you don’t do anything stupid
Respect the land and waters and all and you’ll be fine
I got to say I'm from Arkansas and I've been to Bondi Beach Australia. I've never met another person named Jethro outside of Arkansas USA. Love ya Jethro💕
I live in Australia and the only other Jethro I knew before this Jethro was Gibbs from NCIS 😂
Jethro isn't his real name though lol
I have sooo much respect for these lifeguards. Praying they keep everyone and themselves as safe as possible 🙏
i’ve learned that it’s because when some deaf people are learning to speak they mimic the mouth movements of the people around them and it turn it changes how the pronounce things and gives them an accent
Hey I love the content. I was at Bondi 10 years ago. I remember going at night one time with some local friends and they insisted on staying at the pool. That was solid advice, they knew the dangers of swimming at night there. The pool was almost empty and it was such a nice experience. During the day take your precautions, swim between flags, learn how to avoid rips and listen to the lifeguards... during the night simply DONT GO.
Props to that guy that swam out to the other man in trouble giving those life guards time!! What an awesome human !! xx
I’ve been watching for like 5 days straight I’m obsessed
Trust me, we've all been there 😅
Hi bondi! I’m Lily and I am autistic! It’s my dream to work at bondi beach as a lifeguard due to you all, thank you for making me look up to my dreams!
Goodluckk with your dreams! I believe you can achieve it :))
cool! I have always wonder how it is to be autistic it seems very interesting but it could be bad. also I believe you can get to those dreams!
You go for it, don't let anyone try to stop you, you got this 👍👍👍
Go for it!
Go for it lovely x as a fellow autistic myself - I'm proud of you - and don't worry about what they just go for it! ❤️❤️❤️
Not being a jerk, but it’s amazing that someone who is deaf still actually has the same accent as the people they are around.
only the younger sister was deaf
@@microSD33 the older sister is partially. It's the slurred mumble in her speech.
It’s honestly amazing that there aren’t more after hours drownings.
very first time i have seen a DIGNITY BLANKET used on this show. cudos to whomever had that idea. saves the victim and even onlookers from "roadkill syndrome" aka "cant look away syndrome"
They do that a lot
Just imagine the stress though… like they can’t even truly relax even after work
I’m quite good at swimming so I thought of becoming a part-time lifeguard but I honestly didn’t realise how dangerous the beaches are here especially bondi
Massive respect and gratitude to them
They’re not, people just don’t listen and don’t do what they’re supposed to
they did a great job advocating for treatment of deaf people! blind people totally matter too. i think as a society we do not consider neough the differently abled and how to assist them. there should be more inclusibe education in schools!
Disabled isn’t a bad word! No need to say differently abled :)
Anyone else watched this after watching the first few series on YT and blown away by how grown up Maxie is??
Not sure why none of the signs on the beach are translated to Mandarin/Cantonese or Korean, when so many folks who get into rips by accident off Bondi don't fully understand english...lifeguards are always asking why people don't stay between the flags, but I'm from Canada and have no idea what flag colors indicate, and certainly if I didn't speak english fluently it would be impossible to know what the different flags/signs mean.
It's easy enough to translate a few signs in order to communicate with as many people as possible in a tourist-heavy area.
They are now, but tourists still ignore them.
I agree totally, but also still going to another country you should be prepared to understand a little bit of that language or have something/someone on you to translate or clarify. I think it has to be an effort on both sides, and I feel like a lot of tourists don't even wanna bother, they will just ignore everything because they are deadset on being in the water.
Message for the lifeguards: you guys and girls are true blue heroes. Thank you for all your hard work.
just to think people actually risk there own life to save other lives 💝💝💝💝💖💖💖💖
I have respect for these guys,they safe ppl everyday, safe animals and help ppl to find they're lost children,and I wanted to be a lifeguard to...but the thing is I'm not in Australia...I'm in SA 🙍🏼♀️
If you stay in KZN, eastern or Western Cape, you could achieve your dream. We also have nippers and lifesaving clubs.
Yah and Durban briefly had a version of this show! Durban Beach Rescue
Ohhh I thought you meant South Australia. And I was like how do you not live in Australia when you live South Australia?
Nobody knows how much the lifeguards put a lot of work in their job
If they had American accents I would literally never watch this
It makes like 50% more interesting
@@skylar3962 fax xD
Why
So true Americans I can’t stand them talking 😂😂😂
Lifeguards are committed to save and rescue people. 😊 They also have a life to live, like having dinner with family or playing with their kids at home. ☹️
But SOME drunk and irresponsible beach goers are just out of their way to sneak out, putting themselves to danger, and make those lifeguards came back to shore to find, save, and rescue those "who sneaks out for swim" ☹️
Well said, I want to slap those selfish, irresponsible idiots!
I just love this show, the ocean, the sunshine and the lifeguards! They are beyond amazing!
I feel like they need speakers/radios on their boards! would help so much with guiding them and let them know whats going on (not just this episode but in a day to day it would be invaluable). If you need some one to fit the boards out im all in!
I agree, Ive been thinking of ways that they could improve there tactics. I just made a post on how they could use drones at Bondi.
We trialled drones at a beach where I do some seasonal work and it's 50/50. The drones that us and most councils can afford don't have great battery life or range so you can only observe so much past the shoreline; two, health and safety risk of drones around swimmers - our beach isn't too busy but it was something we had to consider with risk assessment so drones on Bondi with more people might be more of a risk. Also, they've gotta be charged up regularly bc of the battery life so it's not like you can have it hovering over the beach looking for people in trouble. However it did give us a birds eye view and let us see things sooner than from the life guard station so it does have benefit. I think the prime benefit of one to Bondi would really only be for Shark observations when one is reported out in the water
@@rb2k196 thanks for the input! Ya I had figured someone had at least thought of this idea and tried it. But yes, I forgot about most drone rules about flying over people and I figured the battery would be an issue. Maybe down the line in like 10 years or so we will have better tech to help out in the air. Again thanks for the input from an actual drone pilot! Really cool!
How would you manage the extra weight and the charging needs? You can't exactly run a cable down to where they store the boards and adding powerful enough speakers, amps, and batteries will add a lot of weight to the boards which something they definitely don't want.
i mean having to do cpr on a young person is really sad and all. but the story of the deaf girls and their deaf grandma is really heartbreaking. i cant even imagine what it's like not being able to tell someone that two young girls are close to drowning. i hope i (or anyone for that matter) wont ever be in a situation like this. the feeling of helplessness the grandmother must have felt. man...
Oh my, just watching this is stressing I don’t know how you guys don’t panic; So brave.
I'm grateful to know sign language. Being able to communicate is so important to everyone.
The two sister made me very sad. I've always said that schools should teach sign language. I've been fortunate enough to be friends with someone who is deaf and I learned some sign language to make life easier for him when we hung out
Except sign language differs around the world. It's not all the same. It's just like any other language barrier.
I'm amazed that more people haven't drowned during the times the lifeguards
weren't there...
The Bondi Lifeguards are great! Netflix series soon?
They originally did have a netlfix series but it disappeared.
RESPECT for you all
I love seeing you guys do your best work keep it up
Good job to the life guards that were of duty but still came 👏👏👏
I’m a life guard at okaloosa island in Florida and this is my favorite Channel on TH-cam! You guys rock!
I remember going to a beach in England and there was a freaking Rip in the ocean and I remember two girls still Chinese being carried out in the rip. But thankfully someone responded and managed to grab both of the girls arms before they could be carried too far. Thank goodness the lifeguards were there.
Is anyone gonna talk about at 1:46 theres like a giant squid swinging its tentacles out of the water behind them near the top right corner????
That's a swimmer
I always get emotional about the deaf sisters. Glad the older remember what she learned in school and evething worked out fine
we love you guys💘💝💖💗💓💞💕❤🧡💛💚💙💜
I am addicted to this channel 😍
I would have never realizied that things can be more dangaous than what people say thank you @BondiRescue.
oh my god 3 deaf people go to bondie beach alone, at this point im wandering if the whole family is deaf and its just in the family blood. im so happy they're safe and back together with family. lifeguards have a very stressing and important life so don't try to make theyre life harder e.g. being drunk and being a public nuisance. is hard so don't
Being deaf doesn’t just “run in your blood”
@@crazygirlontheblock311 "in the family blood" means in their genetics, so yes, it actually does. The grandmother being deaf as well highly suggests hereditary causes.
@@NoodleHausColubrids thank you. Hearing issues can be congenital, for sure.
I really wanna go to Bondi it looks fun but dangerous!
Its just like any other beach
@@hammy6666 I know but is dangerous of you don’t know how to swim
Just stay between the flags and you’ll be fine
@@hammy6666 yes and no
I’ve been Bondi. Maybe Bondi rescue makes some of the rescues a little dramatic.
God bless y’all! The Lord is always by your side no matter what!!
I love these series, but I am really sad I can't watch this serie in the Netherlands 😭
hallo mede-nederlandse-bondi-beach-kijker🤣🤣
was het maar op tv he😉
I really wish that there were new seasons of Bondi Rescue! 💔
Soon
Would a type of light system be good for a warning on top of verbal? Maybe a beam of coloured light or something that can be seen from the water
Who else is addicted to bondi rescues in one video🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I just hope that the guys dont forget their own needs. Go home when your shift is over and enjoy the time with your family/friends.
They do. But sometimes work calls them in after hours for body retrieval.
5:05 this guy cracks me up 😂😂
Much respect for you guys, continue your good job stay safe and healthy
I found this show about a week ago and I haven't gotten anything done since lol such an awesome show
This channel help me from over thanking and depression thank you💖
I’m so sorry they had to go through that xx
99.999% of asian never learn about rip.... That makes you guys' work much harder. Thanks for your hard work guys! Good job
That must be so frustrating to continuously tell people to stay out of the water only for them to be ignored
You should always listen to lifeguards if they tell you do do something or not to do something.
in case of panic, there is something you can do if you are a guy and have a normal/long swimsuit, fill it with air. splash on the water and bring the bubbles inside while you close the swimsuit, it will make you float a little bit
one thing ive noticed is they replay the same clip over and over. jethro would be in america by the time they finished replaying the clip thatd be how far hed swam
Bondi has the best life guards
6:33 i like this lifeguard hes cute and amazing hair!
his name is jethro and i agree!
There should be some kind of motor underneath those surfboards connected to the front tip to help the lifeguards get out there faster
So glad these girls and others know to wave for help and they learned in school what to do during a rip.
It just occurred to me that sign language might be one of the more rare languages used in the world. According to the WHO, about 5% of the population experiences hearing loss. But not all of those use sign exclusively. Many of them will use hearing aids, etc, or use sign along with reading lips depending on when the hearing loss occurred.
For me, it's discouraging, because although I've studied ASL, I know that sign language is different depending on the country. So I couldn't even help a deaf person using sign who was from Australia, unless I had specifically studied Australian sign. It's too bad, it's such a beautiful language too.
Just got back from playing outside and I saw this on my notifications I went
Right on btw you gays do a great job💗
Hey, hey, hey... Why would you call these guys *Gays*? C'mon mate!! That's rude and unnecessary 😉
@@j.scottcaudill7543 they meant guys obviously
@@Suedepants100 yes...I know 😂
I was just being a smartass
@@j.scottcaudill7543 also, it’s not an insult (:
If those deaf girls couldn’t speak as well as they could it would have made the rescue so much worse…
I love bondi❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️it really teaches you the dangers of the see
Sea* and it’s the ocean :p but it’s not dangerous, but not the safest either, it depends where and when
@@Cassxowary ye thanks 4 correcting me 😂
You guys are so cool!
at 1:47 in the right hand corner in the ocean something moves in the water is it a person or an animal??
Heroes, thank you !!
Those are cute little boy
Crazy how people don’t listen to life guards and just cause a scene and also put their lives and other lives at risk why people don’t understand that is beyond me
4:06 look at that girl in the background lol
Whats flailing around in the water in background at 1:50?
Life guards are unsung hero’s
But keep up w the good work and stay safe🥺❤️❤️
Good job with people and your team
AUSSIE ARE THE BEST
I keep having to remember when they talk about what the Northern Hemisphere have as Winter months, they are Summer months in Australia. I keep forgetting.
First one is just ✨MURPYHS LAW✨
shark at 1:44
RIP terry ❤️
The clip with Reidy and Hoppo having a beer 😓 is it bad I remember all these episodes
Yah, you’d think they’d get a break but people are people…
Love your videos
Love your vids, keep it up
This was posted on my birthday
I dont what these lifeguards get paid but it sure ain't enough
It’s not
This actually surprised me.