Ever been into icy cold water? When you are as deep down as he is the whole body will feel cold anyways. It's not that important to have the heart under water. The most sensitive parts are the toes, fingers, nose and ears.
@Flyingtart Actually those "sensitive" parts are the least important, thats why the blood stops flowing to those first, to keep the the vital parts of the body alive like the heart, brain, etc. And It does make a difference because if the heart, which is the main source of blood, is under the water it won't be able to pump as much blood to keep the other parts of the body warm because it is no longer at room temperature. And yes, i've been in icy cold water.
I really wonder if you can make your body more resistant against cold. Because even if you ignore the cold, your body will take damage. So it's more about human limits than strong mind. I was unaware and got a frostbite on my hands last winter, which fucked up my nerves a bit.
I'll mow the lawn, after your mom blows me...Now go fuck yourself because the only reason your bitchass has balls to say a god damn word is because I can't met you in real life and kick your ass
@TheBoonigga for example good genetics would be that if someone's parents are fat and ugly and their kid is muscular and good looking that is genetics... it also translates into activities, academics etc...... even the military... some people are just born for Special forces and some arent that is genetics
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In track, we would sometimes have to sit chest-deep in 50-55-degree-water (they told us it helped with our injuries, but I think they just enjoyed watching us sit in freezing cold water) for 12 minutes. That was NOT fun.
I'm actually beginning to shiver from watching this. : (
@yoruketseki what you were sitting in was very cold, but not freezing water, if you pay attention to the part where they use an external imaging device to see the external temperature of things, the water shows up as black, which from what I can tell is below 24 degrees fahrehnheit. what he's sitting in is freezing cold water, not what we typically call freezing cold water when it's colder than the air outside, this is actual hypothermia-inducing ice water. hope that helps :)
Negative 55 would mean the pool of water is a block of ice. 55 is cold as shit for water you're sitting in. 55 isn't that cold for weather outside - I agree, but when you're wet and sitting there, it's close to hell, especially considering that your body tries to maintain a temperature of ~98.6 degrees and hypothermia is simply off-setting that temperature by 2 degrees.
I know, water at 55 degrees fahrenheit isnt even cold water!! they must have made a mistake like negative 55 or something cause 55 degrees fahrenheit is like a cool day outside. Add water to that and there will be no hypothermia.
@flapplewapple 55 degree water is fucking freezing. a COLD body of water that can induced hypothermia is around 75 degrees farenheit...this is 20 degrees lower.
@flapplewapple Obviously you know nothing. Density is the first issue, Water is more dense than air fuck-head. 55 degrees in water and 55 degrees outside are 2 different feelings. You don't realize how weak the human body is. Secondly, try standing in 98 degree air and then walking into 55 degree air and not shivering or getting a cold. Your powers of observation and lack of experience in life (in general) are not very good, hence the reason why you make stupid shit comments.
@drumhoppy Either you are having a bad day or you are just generally pissed. I realize that if you jump in a 55 degrees pool it is going to be colder than 98 degrees. Where im from, it is generally 50-60 degrees, so for the fuckhead to jump in a pool, its probably pretty fuckin cold. Now, I dont believe that it is 55 degrees BECAUSE of all the ice put into the water.
@flapplewapple Ok, yes, I get angry at ignorance. SO, For all the water to be frozen, it would ALL have to be 32 degrees. The fact that the water was at room temperature means that pouring all that ice into it is melting alot of the ice almost instantly (because of the 40 degree difference). So 55 degrees sounds about right as a meeting point btween the room temp. water and the ice. Didn't you pay attention in science class?
@drumhoppy Room temp. is pretty much 70 degrees. So he was probably standing in maybe 5 to 10 degrees more than 70, I will give you that, which you didn't even bring up btw. But the human body operates on a different temp. internally which is why it's 98.6 inside the mouth. Washing your face in 55 degree water is nothing compared to submerging (yes big word for you) almost your entire body into it. Go fill a tub with 70 degree water and then dump a bunch of ice in it and see how long you last.
@drumhoppy Lol my science class never talked about ice and water. It was always molecules and atoms and blah blah blah. I know it was a mistake to say that 55 degrees isnt cold, but a bone-chilling to me isnt that.
Actually, if I looked back at myself a few years ago, I was a fat ass. Now I'm stronger, with bigger arms, legs, and a smaller waist. Most people can become fit, it's up to you to make that change.
I believe by what they mean is, look at yourself, look at your body weight, height and muscles. Around 80% of that is due to your genetics. If your chubby, most likely because of your genetics, if you have no problem building up your muscles, thats an example of good genetics.
Genetics determine (i.e.) how well you can process the oxygene you breathe, how well you can "stay fit" as well as things as how much slow/fast/intermediate muscle fibres you have. Slow are for endurance, fast are for sprinting, intermediate are a mix.
genetics are you genes naturally come to you, ye you fitness phisically and mentall but also your bloodline,not every1 gets into spec ops,your born for it
I don't wanna sound of. But the main heat of a human is the top torso and head and neither are in ice :) So it's his legs and lower torso only. I mean, it is impressive - but not realistic, unless walking around in a swamp of ice.
man no offence but im a qualified lifeguard and diver and if you cant keep your ahead above the water you dnt go into the water,its called threadng water its easy you just need to practice
@Tibly he isnt a damn soldier he is a sailor! only marines and sailors can become NAVY seals! they are the most deadly and highly trained warriors on the planet! in seal school the dropout rate is 93%. they are subjected to the most grouling and intense physical and mental training ever in the history of the human race! they are in better physical conditioning and can push themselves harder mentally than olympic and world class athletes! they have to because their lives depend on it! fact!
@thewhitehermit Not to be a dick, but BUD/S does not really have a drop out rate of 93%. It's more like 70% and only sailors are allowed to enter the training. Marines would have to enlist in the Navy, along with other members of the different branches who decide to enter BUD/s. As much as I myself believe that the SEALs are badass, there are other special forces that compare to the SEALs themselves. All special forces should be considered the "best trained" warriors on the planet.
@jguz509 true all are best trained for their mission specs but the drop-out rate for bud/s is upwards at the 90% this is why the prep-school after bootcamp was instated along with the delayed entry program which allows civilians to take up an SO rating, the navy wants more seals but the drop out rate was negating that. And as far as saying only sailors may enter, sailors are just like any other solider just trained on boats not humvees we all start somewhere. But hey like you said spec is spec
@osok312 the d.o. rate varies, but it is high. one BUD/s class didnt graduate anyone, so that would make it a 100% drop out rate in that situation. one thing is for certain though, BUD/s isnt for Sailors with average heart, mind, or body.
@12315Chris How and where is this proven? I would like to see this proof. Not biased by a navy reporter or any crap like that. I want true unbiased proof.
theres nothing a seal wont do for science
kpoff5128 2 months ago
Hey, everybody read the comments. Now can you see what kind of trouble we are in?
aaronscrewme 4 months ago
Respect not only to this SEAL, but to the whole US Navy SEAL program for producing amazing men like him.
ipsilont7 5 months ago
what does he mean by theres nothing a solider would do for science
evano59 7 months ago
@evano59 he said "theres nothing a seal WONT do for science"
wienerdogs4eva 7 months ago
non-skipable ads will kill youtube!
HillisMekko 8 months ago
@HillisMekko non-skipable ads are what keep youtube free for all of us to enjoy!
EugeneMarks 5 months ago
Thats because his chest was above the water, meaning his heart, get him down to neck level and i'll bet you he wont make it past 30 minutes.
PARCE93 10 months ago
@PARCE93
Ever been into icy cold water? When you are as deep down as he is the whole body will feel cold anyways. It's not that important to have the heart under water. The most sensitive parts are the toes, fingers, nose and ears.
Flyingtart 3 months ago
@Flyingtart Actually those "sensitive" parts are the least important, thats why the blood stops flowing to those first, to keep the the vital parts of the body alive like the heart, brain, etc. And It does make a difference because if the heart, which is the main source of blood, is under the water it won't be able to pump as much blood to keep the other parts of the body warm because it is no longer at room temperature. And yes, i've been in icy cold water.
PARCE93 3 months ago
@PARCE93
Oh yeah that's true.
I really wonder if you can make your body more resistant against cold. Because even if you ignore the cold, your body will take damage. So it's more about human limits than strong mind. I was unaware and got a frostbite on my hands last winter, which fucked up my nerves a bit.
Flyingtart 3 months ago
complete respect, but i wonder if his balls suffered permanent shrinkage
aaronlin52 10 months ago
I'll mow the lawn, after your mom blows me...Now go fuck yourself because the only reason your bitchass has balls to say a god damn word is because I can't met you in real life and kick your ass
BigVictorLopez74 10 months ago
@BigVictorLopez74 stfu
goodcompany599 9 months ago
I do this for icing myself after football practice...its really not that amazing..
BigVictorLopez74 11 months ago
@BigVictorLopez74 football as in soccer or FOOTBALL like it should be called
raveknight69 11 months ago
@raveknight69 Im assuming that you guess soccer from my name, so thanks for that...and I mean football the american sport, the pig skin...dip shit
BigVictorLopez74 11 months ago
@BigVictorLopez74 well have fun trying to make it to san diego beaner
raveknight69 11 months ago
@raveknight69 Yeah, thanks you honky ass bitch
BigVictorLopez74 11 months ago
@BigVictorLopez74 how about i give you a dollar for mowing my lawn, i think thats a raise :)
raveknight69 10 months ago
what is this genetic shit they are talking about? They're judging soldiers not a certain race.
TheBoonigga 11 months ago
@TheBoonigga for example good genetics would be that if someone's parents are fat and ugly and their kid is muscular and good looking that is genetics... it also translates into activities, academics etc...... even the military... some people are just born for Special forces and some arent that is genetics
lvrpatriot01 11 months ago
@lvrpatriot01 I see, thanks.
TheBoonigga 11 months ago
@TheBoonigga Well "boonigga" a certain race does make up the majority of spec ops...
aaronscrewme 4 months ago
@aaronscrewme what race?
TheBoonigga 4 months ago
@TheBoonigga Not yours...
aaronscrewme 4 months ago
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@aaronscrewme What race am I?
TheBoonigga 4 months ago
OMG, their fuckin traning seems worst than this experiment
shaochiavang 11 months ago
lol at 7:30
if i was doing that, i wouldnt want anyone to be talking to be at that time... i would just want quiet so i could concentrate on staying warm lol
id be like "quiet, dont u see im freezing here??!?!?!"
thisisazn 1 year ago
lasting 30 minutes? forget that. they'd have trouble getting me into the water.
xabcx 1 year ago
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lavernedi 1 year ago
i can't imagine how long i could last if i'm in that ice water, probably not even 5 minutes....
ethusiasm 1 year ago
Does anyone know how cold the water is?
In track, we would sometimes have to sit chest-deep in 50-55-degree-water (they told us it helped with our injuries, but I think they just enjoyed watching us sit in freezing cold water) for 12 minutes. That was NOT fun.
I'm actually beginning to shiver from watching this. : (
yoruketseki 1 year ago
@yoruketseki what you were sitting in was very cold, but not freezing water, if you pay attention to the part where they use an external imaging device to see the external temperature of things, the water shows up as black, which from what I can tell is below 24 degrees fahrehnheit. what he's sitting in is freezing cold water, not what we typically call freezing cold water when it's colder than the air outside, this is actual hypothermia-inducing ice water. hope that helps :)
crazytacoburger 1 year ago
@yoruketseki actually I'm sorry I think it's in celcius, but it's in the below 20 something range, I don't know conversions that well.
crazytacoburger 1 year ago
hahahahaha this would suck i know cause ive dove in 41 degree water and i had a wet suit on and i almost got hypo not fun
Mcgigglepies14 1 year ago
sticking that shit down his nose is the REAL DEAL TEST.
piggypoo 1 year ago
Negative 55 would mean the pool of water is a block of ice. 55 is cold as shit for water you're sitting in. 55 isn't that cold for weather outside - I agree, but when you're wet and sitting there, it's close to hell, especially considering that your body tries to maintain a temperature of ~98.6 degrees and hypothermia is simply off-setting that temperature by 2 degrees.
OneZeroFour104 1 year ago
-_- did they just say a chilling level of about 55 degrees fahrenheit.
flapplewapple 1 year ago
@flapplewapple its water though, it already decreases body heat, plus the added decrease from the temperature of water
hottse 1 year ago
@hottse
I know, water at 55 degrees fahrenheit isnt even cold water!! they must have made a mistake like negative 55 or something cause 55 degrees fahrenheit is like a cool day outside. Add water to that and there will be no hypothermia.
flapplewapple 1 year ago
@flapplewapple 55 degree water is fucking freezing. a COLD body of water that can induced hypothermia is around 75 degrees farenheit...this is 20 degrees lower.
heyoitzak 1 year ago
@heyoitzak Yeah.... 55 degrees water is like the water i wash my face with in the morning.
flapplewapple 1 year ago
@flapplewapple
Yeah, this team of scientists is clearly wrong. Thanks for your scientific debunking of their combined knowledge with your face washing experiment.
kvltizt 1 year ago
@kvltizt But think about it. 55 degrees fahrenheit is pretty sad.
flapplewapple 1 year ago
@flapplewapple no its not. you go for a swim in 55 degree water. It sucks swimming in 68 degree water.
paintdataint 1 year ago
@flapplewapple Obviously you know nothing. Density is the first issue, Water is more dense than air fuck-head. 55 degrees in water and 55 degrees outside are 2 different feelings. You don't realize how weak the human body is. Secondly, try standing in 98 degree air and then walking into 55 degree air and not shivering or getting a cold. Your powers of observation and lack of experience in life (in general) are not very good, hence the reason why you make stupid shit comments.
drumhoppy 1 year ago
@drumhoppy Either you are having a bad day or you are just generally pissed. I realize that if you jump in a 55 degrees pool it is going to be colder than 98 degrees. Where im from, it is generally 50-60 degrees, so for the fuckhead to jump in a pool, its probably pretty fuckin cold. Now, I dont believe that it is 55 degrees BECAUSE of all the ice put into the water.
flapplewapple 1 year ago
@flapplewapple Ok, yes, I get angry at ignorance. SO, For all the water to be frozen, it would ALL have to be 32 degrees. The fact that the water was at room temperature means that pouring all that ice into it is melting alot of the ice almost instantly (because of the 40 degree difference). So 55 degrees sounds about right as a meeting point btween the room temp. water and the ice. Didn't you pay attention in science class?
drumhoppy 1 year ago
@drumhoppy Room temp. is pretty much 70 degrees. So he was probably standing in maybe 5 to 10 degrees more than 70, I will give you that, which you didn't even bring up btw. But the human body operates on a different temp. internally which is why it's 98.6 inside the mouth. Washing your face in 55 degree water is nothing compared to submerging (yes big word for you) almost your entire body into it. Go fill a tub with 70 degree water and then dump a bunch of ice in it and see how long you last.
drumhoppy 1 year ago
@drumhoppy Lol ur room temp is 70 mine is 50 sooo i am used to the cold a bit more xD
flapplewapple 1 year ago
@drumhoppy Lol my science class never talked about ice and water. It was always molecules and atoms and blah blah blah. I know it was a mistake to say that 55 degrees isnt cold, but a bone-chilling to me isnt that.
flapplewapple 1 year ago
@flapplewapple shut he hell up, troll
mookie756 1 year ago
Great warrior! It's sad that human performance like that is only used for the profit of FMI and all US corporation.
seriousguy948 2 years ago
Actually, if I looked back at myself a few years ago, I was a fat ass. Now I'm stronger, with bigger arms, legs, and a smaller waist. Most people can become fit, it's up to you to make that change.
gremlin05 2 years ago
Vid's broke for me. It won't play before 7:30
brnforce 2 years ago
brrr.. cold:O but at the same time awesome.
it would have been cool to try this out. but that wire up in his nose. no thanx XD
it lookd rather "painfull" or not painfull, but not comfortable XD
gaffelnskje 2 years ago
navy seals rock!
Dave3oh 2 years ago
Respect...
Too bad they made this like a circus, the narrator is pissing me off.
SubzeroedMind 2 years ago
just 55f..? eh i suppose.
xihakuix 2 years ago
what do they mean by genetics
purpleblackkiwi 2 years ago
I believe by what they mean is, look at yourself, look at your body weight, height and muscles. Around 80% of that is due to your genetics. If your chubby, most likely because of your genetics, if you have no problem building up your muscles, thats an example of good genetics.
CaptCow 2 years ago 3
o have muscle building genetic :)
zamorachristian1 2 years ago
Genetics determine (i.e.) how well you can process the oxygene you breathe, how well you can "stay fit" as well as things as how much slow/fast/intermediate muscle fibres you have. Slow are for endurance, fast are for sprinting, intermediate are a mix.
We learned that in school.
CaptCow nailed it more or less :)
SubzeroedMind 2 years ago
genetics are you genes naturally come to you, ye you fitness phisically and mentall but also your bloodline,not every1 gets into spec ops,your born for it
shielz2k9 2 years ago
How much do special ops soldiers make a month/week/year?
golzar12 2 years ago
not enough to do it for the money mate
onlycadhla 2 years ago 2
this guy is a beast
Canpunkrocker 2 years ago
amazing
dsportnissan 2 years ago
when i graduate high school i am going strait into the seals
NavySEALshooyah 2 years ago
Yeah, so am I, but I'm going to go try to go in first as an officer.
Petreat 2 years ago
hahahaha. u have no idea what it takes to even get into the military, all i can say to u is that ur dreaming too far ahead. take it step by step.
pyro69man 2 years ago 4
no one can just go strait in the seals you prick
ryanbanksryan 2 years ago 3
ah the naivity of children.
CptCoolXD 2 years ago
these guys should be in modern warfare lol
magicishaq 2 years ago 16
well the navy seals do play a part in modern warfare :) there not super soilders thou
glennis25jr 2 years ago
dude wtf reality and arcade games r two entirly different things
shielz2k9 2 years ago
no shit sherlock.. u want a medal for that
magicishaq 2 years ago
@magicishaq You're an idiot
m16mang 1 year ago 8
I don't wanna sound of. But the main heat of a human is the top torso and head and neither are in ice :) So it's his legs and lower torso only. I mean, it is impressive - but not realistic, unless walking around in a swamp of ice.
Devext 2 years ago 2
man no offence but im a qualified lifeguard and diver and if you cant keep your ahead above the water you dnt go into the water,its called threadng water its easy you just need to practice
shielz2k9 2 years ago
@shielz2k9 ya you seem really professional.. threading water..
givemethatfilletfish 1 year ago
@givemethatfilletfish kid you have no idea what your talking about,you wont learn anythin behind a computer you have to leave the house
shielz2k9 1 year ago
@givemethatfilletfish You have no idea kid ,leave your house you wont learn much behind a computer or on a couch
shielz2k9 1 year ago
give 5 stars for the soldier,
Tibly 2 years ago 51
@Tibly Thanks to youtube u can't do that anymore, but you can at least give him a thumbs up! :)
korkiwi 1 year ago
@Tibly he isnt a damn soldier he is a sailor! only marines and sailors can become NAVY seals! they are the most deadly and highly trained warriors on the planet! in seal school the dropout rate is 93%. they are subjected to the most grouling and intense physical and mental training ever in the history of the human race! they are in better physical conditioning and can push themselves harder mentally than olympic and world class athletes! they have to because their lives depend on it! fact!
thewhitehermit 1 year ago
@thewhitehermit Not to be a dick, but BUD/S does not really have a drop out rate of 93%. It's more like 70% and only sailors are allowed to enter the training. Marines would have to enlist in the Navy, along with other members of the different branches who decide to enter BUD/s. As much as I myself believe that the SEALs are badass, there are other special forces that compare to the SEALs themselves. All special forces should be considered the "best trained" warriors on the planet.
jguz509 9 months ago 4
@jguz509 true all are best trained for their mission specs but the drop-out rate for bud/s is upwards at the 90% this is why the prep-school after bootcamp was instated along with the delayed entry program which allows civilians to take up an SO rating, the navy wants more seals but the drop out rate was negating that. And as far as saying only sailors may enter, sailors are just like any other solider just trained on boats not humvees we all start somewhere. But hey like you said spec is spec
osok312 8 months ago
@osok312 the d.o. rate varies, but it is high. one BUD/s class didnt graduate anyone, so that would make it a 100% drop out rate in that situation. one thing is for certain though, BUD/s isnt for Sailors with average heart, mind, or body.
jjh36ls 8 months ago
@jguz509 lol dude its been proven that the seals are the best....get over it...
12315Chris 2 months ago
@12315Chris How and where is this proven? I would like to see this proof. Not biased by a navy reporter or any crap like that. I want true unbiased proof.
jimaymay 2 months ago
@thewhitehermit Fanboy bullshit.
aaronscrewme 4 months ago
Very Interesting ! ! !
5 STARS..
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PunchProfessor 2 years ago