How Much Weight Is Too Much? Can't Swim Up! 

3:25 "I'm gonna fill the air with suit" Truer words have never been spoken.

NEW FEAR UNLOCKED: not being able to swim up to the surface NEW FEAR UNLOCKED: not being able to get out of a suit

14 kilos looked super hard to get up AMAZING WORK!

I absolutely loved the delivery on how to get up if you have to much weight. The comedic timing was excellent!

Watching the 14kg was like watching every person trying to swim up in every horror movie.

Crazy how this video showed up in my recomended feed literally the same day I remembered a specific fear that would sometimes happen when I was a diver. On some dives I would purposly get close to the bottom of the pool so I could push off the bottom and get up faster. But sometimes when you go off to push, you completely miss the bottom (and most of your air is blown out from the dive you just did) and so you're stuck either having to desperatly push yourself to the bottom so you can pop off and get to surface, or swim as fast as you can the rest of the 20 feet that you're under the water, which can just be stressful and make a few seconds feel alot longer than that lol

thats dangerous, great content

As a diver it was really cool and funny to see you diving off the platforms! Nice job with the video it was very helpful

Gear drops are something we are taught during combat water survival training in the army so you don't sink down with your gear. You are expected to be able to swim with your rifle however but its a pretty short distance. A lot of people struggle with the rifle part since they have little practice with side strokes.

In WWII, the soldiers on D-day would have been carry somewhere around 60 lbs, or 27 kgs. Considering that wet clothes also add quite a bit of weight, it can be seen that water can be extremely dangerous!!!

I love how much and how hard he tries to get it to be great content after diving in with 8kg I think he kinda look scared but he kept going:) love the hard work you put into this:)

0:49 bro’s flying

Honestly I never felt like I needed weight to sink. I remember when we would play sharks and minnows my strategy usually involved diving beneath the sharks and using superior submerged maneuverability and lower buoyancy to stop them from reaching me. It was a gamble though because they can easily outrun me at the surface.

"i am gonna fill the air with suit"🤣

I wrestled in high school and sank like a rock! I was 4.5% bmi. Im normal now, and love to swim

I put a bunch of dive bricks weighing roughly 15-18kg in a bag it was pretty fun swimming with it, not much struggle but thats probably because the pool was only 3m

I was scared you would not get up in time😱! Great video!😎

I have terrible anxiety? Whenever I get into a pool that’s like, 9 feet deep, I feel like I’m being sucked to the pool drain. Good job being brave!😁

Did anyone else hold their breath when he went down every time?😂

bro is risking his life for us for good content, massive W

I am SO jealous. We used to have a pool with a sudden sloping floor like yours which went down to 12 ft. It went from 3ft, 3ft 6", 4ft, 4ft 6" up to 6ft 6". Then it suddenly sloped down to 12ft 6" where the diving boards were but we could still swim about in that area if we wanted. It was exciting swimming down in the 12ft area touching the floor, and we used to be able to wear face masks Then a few years ago the boring brigade decided to re-build it so the deep end was only 6ft. The diving area is now a separate pool and we're not allowed to wear masks.

the beginning ,,no biting" hahah so cute

He's gonna "fill the air with suit" 3:25 I don't know how lol, great video btw.

When on the bottom try letting out all your air. That's a true test of how fit you are, physically and mentally. It's surprisingly difficult and disconcerting to realise how dead in the water you are without ballast!

3:25 I'm gonna fill the air with suit

You're meant to crouch down and release the air from the dry suit before you go into water. Can be dangerous as you can get stuck upside down

bro how he said 'so now im gonna fill the air with suit' XD at 3:25 its just funny

“I’m going to show you how to deal with too much weight” - removes belt. I NEVER WOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF THAT!!

At 2:23 the music gives anxiety of not to come on water surface and breath again ☝️👌👌😊 it's all about breathing hold 🧿 Peace in every breath

Lmao I can't even dive without instantly going back up in 2 seconds lol

The most fun of this video was watching you try and get out of the suit hahaha. 😆 I also expected a human to be able to carry more weight with the ability to easily swim up.

I always wondered about how much weight so the mafia bucket thing would not be surviveable

Great video! Nice that you didn't slap the floor with the weights!

The suit is very comedic! it made my evening! music choice was good.

“Horrible idea” biggest smile of the video ;)

Thanks Christian for all the dangerous stunts. Subscribed to your channel hope I get a "great" swimming coach. U be safe out there alright

3:05 What you should do if you're heavy and stick at the bottom of a pool: remove your weight

At 3:27 "I'll fill air with my suit". 😂 Nice video, good experiment, beautiful gf assistant, athletic body for both. What not to like?

My ears felt pain just watching this

Let's put on some weights and see when I can't swim up anymore. That's a great idea. Now think if someones trying to do the same but starts panicking if they can't remove a stucking belt or it does take longer as expected. This is nothing anyone should try at home or alone without any help in reach. Even in a public bath it's very dangerous!

Why am i scared that he has not drowned for 1 minute in the water?

my anxiety when he couldn’t swim up 📈

I’m a lifeguard, and at my pool we made a weight belt to walk on the bottom. It’s 42 pounds (19 kg) and I’m able to swim up with it as well as two others. However, most of our lifeguards cannot swim to the surface with it on

Love the rugby ball at the bottom left corner 8)

I have a pool at home and go in everyday during the summer. I find it strange that some days I can jump in, and sit on the bottom. Other days I have to fight stay at the bottom (fan upwards). Its always with a deep breath, so must be if Im full of gas, fluids or something. I literally jump in wondering if Im going to sink or float today.

Once I had to do this for a scuba diving training program. We had to dive up the belt with weights from the pool floor, then swim to the surface and hold it above the water for one minute. Very though and exhausting.

“I’m not very skinny or a body builder” 😂😂😂😂

"im gonna fill the air with suit"😂❤❤

Omg. Finally a video I can relate to. This year I learned how to dive. Before that I would instantly float back up. XD

This would be a fun test for me cause I can float without needing to swim. I tried this once with 3 massive boulders and I still could not keep myself from floating up with about a half breath

your narration is amazing, keep it up 😄

0:08 WILBUR SOOT REFERENCE?

A Dry Diving Suit can be dangerous if you are not trained. A lady was killed because when she dove down in the water her suit compressed and she could not move or swim to get out of the water.

I had the same assumption that because I float like a cork, I would have trouble free diving. But once I went below a certain depth I became negatively buoyant and could stand on the bottom of the springs I was in. Once I pushed off the botton to resurface, I could feel myself becoming more buoyant and I rocketed back to the surface. I was a trippy sensation. Anyone else experience this? It was 28 ft deep I believe.

Probably should've mentionned that adding weight isn't really the reason why you couldn't swim up but rather that the belt is really dense for it's volume and increased your average density

My first instinct would probably be to try walking up the incline in the pool, but I am pretty sure that this is much harder than it looks.

3:24 filling the air with suit is little hard don't you think ? 😅

legend said he still tryna take off the suit

5:17 this is how i feel when getting dressed during the day

1:41 Putting a guess of 15 kilos total until your restricted from swimming up. 2:35 You don’t want to have a diver or someone there for backup in the chance that something goes wrong?

I’m so fat that I’m buoyant even after exhaling all the air that I can. I couldn’t drown in still water if I tried. Unfortunately, it makes diving down very difficult. We went to several springs in Florida, and it looked like everyone was having fun free diving down to the source. I struggled to get halfway down.

You teach us very good and dangerous stuff! how to survive with it

It would be cool to walk on the bottom of the pool though!

Just to add a bit more clarity, these weights are not equivalent to trying to swim up with a body or person who cannot swim, as they would be a lot more buoyant

Props to the cameraman at the bottom holding their breath the whole time

this dude goes back up from the bottom like homelander flying

5:00: Ace Ventura getting out of the rhino LOL

veldig kult å se at du er blitt så stor på youtube. har vært her en god stund nå regner med 6-7år. veldig fint at du greier deg så bra på youtube nå masse lykke til i framtiden!

It felt hard to breath watching this video lmao

“No no bite” got me 😂😅

That's like, incredibly dangerous. I would probably want to have a belt that's like clipped in and not strapped in so like, if something happens and I can't use both hands then I can just snap the clip open with a single hand and then get up quickly. I also probably wouldn't even do that because my lung capacity is garbage. I can only hold it while moving underwater for like 15-20 seconds max and I float like super easily. Even when I'm trying to hold myself underwater by like grabbing the ladder or something to test how long I can hold my breath my lower half likes to attempt to float upwards like gravity got reversed.

"ah ah no bite" in 0:07 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

The way he just came back up😂😂😂

I like your swimming content, I have a serious fear of water when it comes to being in a pool or beach. So I hangout in the shallow parts not going any further. Inaddition one of my ear drums are perforated so if my ear gets wet...it becomes painful and turns into a very very bad ear infection requiring😢💊 antibiotics 😤😡 with tinnitus because of these issues I never learned to swim🏊🏾‍♀️🤕.

US Navy suits are made especially dense so you can literally scoop air into them and the auit behaves like a floating device.

Oh I get it now u had me thinking if you swim too deep, u can't get back up😂😂

It's kinda fun what he did but also dangerous,I think he's a professional 😎👍

Wow..that first swim when on the limit was dangerous… 12kg… that’s not much…wet clothes… etc… interesting… discard weight immediately before attempting swim up would be best choice… super video

The lady scolded him 😂.

You put the belt down so gently underwater 😂

Bro farted under water at 0:39😂😂😂

BROS risking his life for his content

Rumor is the weights are still on the bottom of the pool to this day.

It was funny watching you take off the suit

This was fun to watch! Now i wonder how lifeguards safe others from drowning, or pull people out of the water. When you have an adult that's 60 - 80kg, surely it must be very difficult then. Or is it easier because most humans float?

Me Testing if I can hold my breath that long 😮 💀💀💀💀

3:25 ‘’Im gonna fill the air with suit!🤠’’

U have no fear I love that

wish i could swim. That looks fun.

"No biting." 😂😂😂

Watching this makes me feel like I can’t breathe

That was the perfect outro XD

He should have shown how he got the weight belt back to the surface from the bottom of the pool.

fun fact: if you hold your breath, go underwater and let it out of your nose, you can go to the bottom without your ears popping.

I am Watching your videos after a long time.

0:08 😍 How cute ❤

How are you so good at swimming?

I live in the same city as you do. But i wish they would allow me to bring my dive gear to the pool. Have asked but they said NO. With some stupid reason why. That is why i want a dive pool here in Trondheim.

3:23 can't stop laughing xD

having a pool since i was 2. seeing anything that deep looks so fun!