Back-To-Back Full Episodes Of Bondi Rescue Season 4 (Part 2)

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2. Rest in peace so sorry for the family

3. Skateboarders, motorcyclists, etc PSA: WEAR A HELMET.

4. 1:16:41
   Is it just me, or did the audio just shut off here…?

5. Mad respect to the lifeguards during the summer heat waves they are literally cooking alive to keep us from drowning literally watch this kid pale as heck in the beginning of the episode and it's barely halfway through and he is red as a lobster his face is just sunburned beyond belief😮

6. 28:12 16 degres in the water is warm wher I live. Frezzing is when it is thick is and you ned to make a hole in the is and you end up bathing in slush like water.

7. 1:50 where I live 15 degers is calld summer. It is not that cold here peopel are whering shorts and t-shirts when it is 15 degres. Love the show.💚💚

8. How traumatizing to Troy and Cory to have to take a dead body out of the water and then having to hug it to you for over twenty minutes while a shark is circling you. I am so proud of both of them to be able to do this, not panic, to act so professionally, respectfully towards the body of someones love one, you both were amazing. Even thou you handled this situation so well, we need to acknowledge that this definitely will effect you emotionally, without counselling. I cannot say enough good things about how well they handled this situation like seasoned professionals, these young men should be commended, as likely no one would have to handle a situation like this possibly throughout their whole career as a lifeguard. Wow

9. "she's just crazy. she's estonian" as an estonian, can confirm xD

10. Interesting, didn't realize there could be a heatwave on land and still freeze like that in the water

11. why do those idiots swim in a surf zone?

12. I remember seeing an uncensored version of the lady in the wet suit and oucu. Was a nasty wound.

13. Lived right near the beach in SA for years. The locals all stayed home on the awfully hot days.

14. Great to see most of episodes again, my hat’s off to all the Bondi lifeguards!

    Gil from California

15. I grew up in costal Florida and have been caught in more then a few rip currents, none particularly that strong but the best advice I can give is do not freak out, stay relaxed and either tread water until you can get help, or swim parallel to the beach, they rarely excede being 100 feet wide( a swim most people can reasonably make although they’ll be tired) you’ll feel the current let up then just go with and let the waves help take you in once you feel the current subside, it’s not the easiest thing to do but a decent swimmer should be able to do so, i wish more people knew how to get out of them, it would save so many lives

16. I'm a professional trans swimmer and was refused trials as a life guard at Bondi. Shame on the transphobic Australians and especially the management of that lifeguard station.

17. My first unsuccessful recus was 20 yrs ago. I still see her face. Vividly. It’s no longer scary, just kinda like a friend visiting.

18. I hear Australians don’t much care for asians

19. Always watching these video's. But im curious, does the camera man in the water just swimming there or is he also on the board together with the saving guards? And just jumps off when the guards are rescue the people

20. after watching all of the episodes i can I have learned whats interesting is different cultures respond to near death very very very different. Americans ( of which I am one) can either be very very thankful and respectful or obnoxious. We have no middle ground. Which is unfortunate. Asians are very thankful , but, i think their natural response is to laugh out of fear and panic. There have been a lot of Indians who seem just in a panic in the water, but when on land are sooo respectful and thankful. Germans are thankful… I can't think of any other common ones that i have seen

21. 44:24 Honestly, i understand. Sometimes, you just wanna dig a hole.

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