Submerged Rescue

[resonance2001]

Ho ho! I remember first learning this technique. I have to do two hours of staff training at work every month. I'm glad I get paid for it. I'm not keen on the timed swims though...

[sabrina740]

bahahaha wow id be fired if i did that life guarding. completly wrong

[sirbuggy56]

100% wrong, and do you call urself a lifeguard?

[jollyrancher61621]

Im no medical expert or nothin like dah but are you sopposed to drag someone by their neck =o O.o

[JustBlinkIt]

@jollyrancher61621 she was doing it from the jaw :P

[logbuter]

Man if i ever did this in my NLS or even bronze medallion/cross, my instructor would freak.

[EmoPuppyGirl]

That was god awful. I don't care what they taught you, your victim is now paralyzed. Congratulations.

[INxMYxOWN]

WHAT IF THAT PERSON HAD A SPINAL?!?!?!?

you almost hit her head...

and you have to vice grip her not move her head in different directions. if you became a life guard..... i'd be scared for my life.

[Dameety]

@INxMYxOWN this was the shitties thing i've ever seen.....she just flipped her (somehow) with like 2-3 fingers and just let her chill there.....not practical AT ALL

I agree with you! i would be scared as well!

[RagingOblivion]

@INxMYxOWN you wouldnt have to do a vice and all they were doing was a submerged victim and then into a carry

[tysonuk]

@INxMYxOWN She would of been told if the scenario was a spinal or not. It was obviously not a spinal otherwise they would not have allowed her to enter the pool the way she did.

[nlaycox1234]

yeah horrible rescue and its only a passive drowning victim of the surface not a sumereged rescue

[UrlacherBeast54]

haha that was probably the worst way to rescue someone.

[0oticklpiklo0]

wow that was weak

[Parkerman2]

yea..it is

[applecidervinegar89]

this technique is so wrong