he should not

Omg pleeeaassse doo

lol outdoor hobbyists and horrible music taste. name a more iconic duo. same goes with mountaineering and paragliding yt videos.

Everyone is free to make their videos as they please. You do not like? Don't see it, easy.

The band was playing live at the pool to add more incentive to the beautiful scenery

Ciao, sono rimasto a dir poco perplesso quando l’ho visto... non solo ha cercato di impedirvi di soccorrerla quando era in evidente BO, ma ha perseverato nonostante la situazione... la tua risposta e il tuo comportamento al top👍👍

Pensavo fosse la madre, e già meritava i pugni. Se poi era un giudice. Non sono esperto del settore e non ne so nulla, ma il tono dice tutto.

Complimenti HyppoPhil, non c'è ombra di dubbio che hai fatto la cosa giusta, non solo per la competitor, ma anche per lo sport. Non esiste medaglia, coppa, o titolo che vale la salute di una persona, figuriamoci la vita. Una Federazione SERIA, deve prendere provvedimenti drastici nei confronti di giudici che antepongono un regolamento, all'incolumità dello sportivo che gareggia. Giudice non so chi sei, ma se leggi Vergognati!!!

Bravissimo Safety! Pronto determinato e reattivo. Vergognoso il comportamento della peppia del 'giudice' (fatela radiare!)

Anche io ci sono rimansto incredibilmente sbigottito

I do freediving and i cant imagine ever to stop

@herr lich I can see that you do what you love and being underwater gives you peace and tranquility. Just be smart & don't push beyond what is safe for you!

@@traciroshitshdownwarddogrising thanks :)

That sounds unprofessional and disappointing. I know that as judges, they want each contestant to be at their best, but I think the safety made the right call. I think even if the diver makes it to the wall, she won't be conscious enough to do the surface protocol. And the "we talk about it right now" while the diver is still recovering, that's so rude.

Judge should be releaved of her judge status. Thats destructive behaviour and obvoously its local comp where she knew the athlete.

He did an amazing job

Not yet though that’s for sure

who dont associate others with the one and only God, Then he have alot of chance to Enter paradise, God is one my dear brothers and sisters

You people really make me want to puke with your silly nonsense. Take it somewhere else FFS.

@@andykitchen5225 your the one reading it so puke andy kitten

Absolutely

For real.

That’s his wife, he was doing it alone while she was watching from afar.

I started asking where is the partner from 3:36

yeah let me choke for a bid before you perform CPR on me haha, kidding, its crazy to me too they do this shit this way

I guess there are a lot of close situations where diver's can keep themselves from blacking out. And if they get saved by the safety divers, the dive won't be counted. So the safety's wait till it's to dangerous to keep going on.

Both because being rescued invalidates your dive, and because sometimes being "saved" without needing to can cause decompression accidents. Though this second reason doesn't apply in a pool!

@@marksaus could you please elaborate on a “decompression accidents” from freediving? Perhaps provide a link to a reputable source?

What makes their bodies go into convulsions? Is it more than just a lack of air?

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What a fuck are you talking about?

@@TinAleksic if u pay the fuck attention they are passed out for a fee seconds, they're only helped after someone gives them the go ahead

Hypoxia….

Their brain doesn't get enough oxygen fast enough. That one or two breaths wasn't enough to keep the brain and body functioning after being starved during the dive.

Liar

Specifically, LMC - "Loss of motor control." Immediately prior to blackout, one is usually still partly conscious but unable to control movements--he seems to be trying to get his head above water, and failing that, grabbing a bit more air as he falls under. LMC recoverable without help (if you breath) and not know to be harmful, which is why in competition the safety divers are trained to let you LMC before rescue, to prevent unnecessary disqualification. The person in the video person however doesn't seem to be in a competition setting or even a serious training setting for a number a reasons, and didn't have a proper safety--very dangerous and very likely would have died if that person hadn't jumped in. I hope they were at least trying to safety, albeit without training.

Agree