Survival in the Ice - Part 1

Strategies for survival if you fall through the ice. Discovery Channel Canada Videos (2002) --- Credit belongs to Dr. Gordon Giesbrecht (Professor, B.P.E. Program - Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation Studies) who acted as a Cold Weather Columnist for the Discovery Channel Canada. Three educational video presentations were created. With friendly allowance from the University of Manitoba.

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[bchost]

These are Discovery Channel Videos that you're using without permission...

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@bchost

read the "about" nice advice half price:

curse me report me but DO NOT BORE ME.

[ranoosha1210]

jack.... jackkkkk.... there's a boat...... jack! JACK JACKKKKKKKK

[lostlyrics]

@ranoosha1210 I'd recommend

hovercraft snow-mobiles, tougher

to stear but will not ever break in.

[ranoosha1210]

i was referring to titanic but okiedokie

[lostlyrics]

@ranoosha1210 uhm well - hovercrafts

of that size would not fit in a lake indeed :P

[greaserleo]

respect. i hope to never have to use these skills but i will always remember them!

[teamgtg]

I watched this video 2 weeks ago. It saved my life today. Luckily I was wearing a pair of neoprene waders with a cinch belt when I fell through.  Thank you.

[tinyshutterbug]

Wow, incredibly useful information. Everyone needs to watch this before the winter season starts.

[MysticKnight38]

Just a thought, and in this case, why not use the ski poles to help pull yourself out?

[bio4ema]

who the fark would _dislike_ this video?

[Survivorguy74800]

Don,t play with this :S Titanic is a very sad movie.... I even cryed whan i watch.