Досмотрела до конца, жутко переживала. Ребята, представьте я сама так чуть не утонула, два сезона в воду глубже пояса не заходила. Крутило как в центрефуге, полный рот песка и камушков, когда выбралась, вся побитая об камни, долго не могла встать на ноги, так что не рискуйте и смотрите за детьми, волна собьет с ног и утащит в море лихо. Всем добра!!!!
Then Sam sideways out of the rip & let the incoming waves & current help them get back in. That guy was wasted after. Hope he was OK & didn't dry drown after cuz it looks like he took in water. Great job to the lifeguard(s).
Crazy how fast he went out with the aid of the rip. You can see quite clearly though how it will stop eventually once you let it take you out past the waves. Key is to remain calm. Amazing lifeguarding work. Very dangerous wave in particular due to the refraction. It looks like he paddled up the beach a bit to get out of the rip and then used the waves to help push them in. In general if you see waves breaking, you've a better chance of finding shallower water.
Having been an ocean life guard in So. Cal, the guard needs to keep more distance from the victim. If the victim is panicked they tend to grab you and push you under. You hand them the float until they are relaxed then from the back secure the float and start towing. We lost a guard with long hair by the victim getting a literal death hold on to his hair and they both drowned.
These guys could use some rescue boards like on Bondi beach in Australia. The lifeguard did well but would have reached the guy in less than half the time and got him back about as fast with a rescue board. Appreciate all lifeguards, but tons of respect to these oceanside lifeguards. The ocean rescues require tons more than pools & landlocked waters.
Happened to me. I had to pull two victims up where our lifeguard was trying to escape but the victim had a hold of her swimsuit. Death grip like you said. And she did an escape and tried to separate herself and then just pulled both of them down I had to dive down and pull them both up get them both the safety and then the other lifeguards showed up and they tried to pry his fingers off of her suit but he would not let go for anything. Just in fear for his life. Best rescue I ever made.
He needed to swim about 30 ft sideways to get out of the rip. You can see the rip very clearly right where he's located. He had no chance of swimming straight in against it. Swim sideways until you get out of the rip, then you can swim into the beach (using the waves to help push you in).
Wow, look at how fast that current took the lifeguard out there! Much respect! Look at that idiot jumping into the surf. There is literally a rescue happening right before your eyes and you go jumping right in. My god the stupidity of some people!
He was probably just swimming and the high tide push came in with sets and he got gassed.Guess he had to learn the hard way that the wedge isn't a swimming pool.
He was probably close to shore and a big wave probably pulled him out into water over his head. Then the rip took over and pulled him out. He didn't swim out that far. The rip current pulled him out there.
Happened to me when I was 11 lol 1 min my feet r touching the floor the next im tip toeing ..luckily my girl - friend pulled me back lol I left the beach (Hastings uk) immediately I was very embarrassed
looks like he was drunk or something yea he could’ve been weak but if he was why he didn’t let the lifeguards help him at the beach? he was just refusing the help when he couldn’t even stand up that’s some drunk activity, also he just suddenly starts to take out sand out his pockets like bro get to safety first, he was most definitely prolly most likely drunk IMO
That guy in 15 minutes did a lifetimes worth of good. He risked his own life and saved someone’s life.
he did not really risk his life its not that bad.
he would be able to swim in and out nonstop cuz he is trained .
mad respect for him tho.
Досмотрела до конца, жутко переживала. Ребята, представьте я сама так чуть не утонула, два сезона в воду глубже пояса не заходила. Крутило как в центрефуге, полный рот песка и камушков, когда выбралась, вся побитая об камни, долго не могла встать на ноги, так что не рискуйте и смотрите за детьми, волна собьет с ног и утащит в море лихо. Всем добра!!!!
California and Hawaii have some of the best lifeguards on the planet. Lucky to have them
The lifeguard rode the rip to reach the victim in 15 seconds. Skill!
Then Sam sideways out of the rip & let the incoming waves & current help them get back in. That guy was wasted after. Hope he was OK & didn't dry drown after cuz it looks like he took in water. Great job to the lifeguard(s).
Yup. Great job reading the water.
Not all heroes wear capes…This lifeguard is one of them! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Crazy how fast he went out with the aid of the rip.
You can see quite clearly though how it will stop eventually once you let it take you out past the waves. Key is to remain calm.
Amazing lifeguarding work. Very dangerous wave in particular due to the refraction.
It looks like he paddled up the beach a bit to get out of the rip and then used the waves to help push them in.
In general if you see waves breaking, you've a better chance of finding shallower water.
Having been an ocean life guard in So. Cal, the guard needs to keep more distance from the victim. If the victim is panicked they tend to grab you and push you under. You hand them the float until they are relaxed then from the back secure the float and start towing. We lost a guard with long hair by the victim getting a literal death hold on to his hair and they both drowned.
You can actually see the lifeguard pushing him away to turn him around and keep him on his back. He also pushes the guys elbows so he doesn't get hit.
These guys could use some rescue boards like on Bondi beach in Australia. The lifeguard did well but would have reached the guy in less than half the time and got him back about as fast with a rescue board. Appreciate all lifeguards, but tons of respect to these oceanside lifeguards. The ocean rescues require tons more than pools & landlocked waters.
That is the con about a tube. You have to make contact no matter what.
You don’t use a rescue board in situations where there is heavy shore break. Becomes more of a liability than anything.
Happened to me.
I had to pull two victims up where our lifeguard was trying to escape but the victim had a hold of her swimsuit. Death grip like you said.
And she did an escape and tried to separate herself and then just pulled both of them down I had to dive down and pull them both up get them both the safety and then the other lifeguards showed up and they tried to pry his fingers off of her suit but he would not let go for anything.
Just in fear for his life.
Best rescue I ever made.
He needed to swim about 30 ft sideways to get out of the rip. You can see the rip very clearly right where he's located. He had no chance of swimming straight in against it. Swim sideways until you get out of the rip, then you can swim into the beach (using the waves to help push you in).
MASSIVE RESPECT 👏
outstanding effort by the lifeguard great job mate!
That rescue was legit! Good job.
That lifeguard is a stud. That was super gnarly getting that guy back in.
🙏🏽 thank a lifeguard 🔨
respect to the lifeguard💪🏊♂️
Looked liked he was being pulled out to sea. Well done lifeguard.
A difficult rescue because of the big waves. The lifeguard performed a good job
Héroe 👏👏👏💪🥰
He got there quick, getting in was a marathon
Manusia hebat, super. Untk sang penolong Semoga Allah menyelamatkanmu dunia akhirat.
Anybody else hold their breath when those big waves came on?
Great skills passed the tube to the casualty from a distance. This guy knows what hes doing 👍
Resgate sensacional!!! Perfeito!
Great swim, great rescue. The guy is too tired to walk 6 ft and falls in small backwash. Best to get the patient completely up on dry land.
The preceding video (go to the end) shows the victim riding along the longshore current then getting a ride out in the rip.
Congratulations!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼Well done!
Un solo socorrista intervino... Sin recurso nautico 0 apoyo, increíble también como termina ese usuario ahí metido en fin un superpro ese tío.
For a minute I thought the lifeguard needed a lifeguard! The ocean was very unforgiving this day
Damn, that rip was cooking!
Brilliant rescue .
Fantastic!
Lifeguards, my heroes!
Perfect time of life guard.
Спас человека ❤
That looks like a fun rip 🙃
Where is the second lifeguard? This one should learn how to fix the tube. I recommend Rescuelines, but you need a reliable Buddy.
Wow, look at how fast that current took the lifeguard out there! Much respect! Look at that idiot jumping into the surf. There is literally a rescue happening right before your eyes and you go jumping right in. My god the stupidity of some people!
Am I missing something? Why didn't the Lifeguard put on fins going into the water?
What do you mean?
Why is that person even out there?
He was probably just swimming and the high tide push came in with sets and he got gassed.Guess he had to learn the hard way that the wedge isn't a swimming pool.
He was probably close to shore and a big wave probably pulled him out into water over his head. Then the rip took over and pulled him out. He didn't swim out that far. The rip current pulled him out there.
Happened to me when I was 11 lol 1 min my feet r touching the floor the next im tip toeing ..luckily my girl - friend pulled me back lol I left the beach (Hastings uk) immediately I was very embarrassed
looks like he was drunk or something yea he could’ve been weak but if he was why he didn’t let the lifeguards help him at the beach? he was just refusing the help when he couldn’t even stand up that’s some drunk activity, also he just suddenly starts to take out sand out his pockets like bro get to safety first, he was most definitely prolly most likely drunk IMO
Cansadísimo. Ni pararse podia y todo el esfuerzo parece haberlo hecho el salvavidas. Y luego los amigos ni ayudan a sacarlo aún del agua. 🤨
Bad rip for sure
Definite rip. Kid was exhausted.