Wim Hof: The 'ICEMAN' Shocks Villagers with His Superhuman Powers! Tribal People Try

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Villagers Try NOT to FREAK OUT Watching The Iceman Wim Hof!
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Join us as we take a group of villagers on an extraordinary journey into "The Superhuman World of Wim Hof: The Iceman." For the first time, these villagers will witness the incredible feats of Wim Hof, the man known for his remarkable ability to withstand extreme cold. Watch their genuine reactions as they see Wim Hof perform mind-blowing stunts that challenge the limits of human endurance.
Wim Hof, also known as "The Iceman," has gained worldwide fame for his unique method, which includes breathing techniques, cold exposure, and meditation. His methods have been scientifically proven to boost the immune system, increase energy, and improve overall well-being. In this video, you'll see how people who have never heard of Wim Hof react to his amazing abilities and learn about the benefits of the Wim Hof Method.
📺 What You'll See in This Video:
Villagers' astonished reactions to Wim Hof's ice baths and cold immersion.
Genuine expressions of disbelief and awe as they watch Wim Hof's superhuman feats.
Insights into the Wim Hof Method and its benefits for health and wellness.
🌟 Why Watch This Video?
Get an authentic glimpse of how ordinary people react to extraordinary feats.
Learn about the science behind Wim Hof's abilities and the Wim Hof Method.
Be inspired by the villagers' curiosity and open-mindedness.
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@ploppill34 14 дней назад

The guy who popularized fitness running in America, Jim Fixx, died of a heart attack at the age of 52, while running.

@animationlover219 13 дней назад

At least for me, the audio stops at 3:27, and does not resume until 4:34.

@manaalmoosa7977 13 дней назад

Thought it was just me Maybe they muted it for copyright reasons?

@inq3265 13 дней назад

@@manaalmoosa7977 I think it was because of Wim Hof speaking about his wife's death

@manaalmoosa7977 13 дней назад

@@inq3265 Ah OK. Makes sense

@oceanmythjormundgandr3891 14 дней назад

Ice bathing can be great against stress, though it really comes down to the individual. The same is with Iceman, it works for him but not everyone should do it. I am glad these two knows that they have to be careful if they are gonna try extreme stuff.

@valkyrie1066 14 дней назад

I'm with you, Babu. I get chilly I cannot focus, I add more, and more, and more layers.

@ploppill34 14 дней назад

NEVER listen to anyone that says "I KNOW the way", every human body responds differently

@MagnificentXXBastard 13 дней назад

Kinda sad to see the terrible videos they show them like half the time. Gurus, AI videos, pseudoscience...

@FrejthKing 13 дней назад

but do you know da wae?

@XPC429 12 дней назад

@@FrejthKing There's no such thing as "the way", there are many ways and not every way is the right way for you. This applies to everything in life from health to dreams.

@makingmemesat3AM 12 дней назад

@@XPC429 it was a meme in like, 2018. Search it up, using that exact spelling.

@richarddobos264 6 дней назад

Bruh, his message is basically that we are stronger then we think and connecting with nature is one way of finding strenght, but there are different ways to find it..

@ChristaFree 12 дней назад

Yeah...too cold for me!

@FrejthKing 13 дней назад

awesome!

@SMOOVKILL1 11 дней назад

Show the Free Solo with Alex Holland

@mikehoward8201 11 дней назад

At about 3:25 no sound!

@xGoodOldSmurfehx 14 дней назад

Meh, feels like average Canadian life right there :)

@philipmervin6967 14 дней назад

There are yogis in Himalayan area🙏

@lipgloss202 14 дней назад

Yeah just because one person has found something that works personally does NOT mean it works for other people. If you want to protect against cold, get really fat. Or put on clothes. :)

@joanmassat8938 11 дней назад

I can stand very high heat but I feel extremely sick when I get just a little bit too cold. It causes severe autoimmune flares for me to be too cold.

@claudethibaudeau2714 14 дней назад

Very interesting. 💯👍

@donnaleemumm2065 14 дней назад

Oh Babu! Please do not try this. It has been proven this can cause heart attacks!

@davidjones-bh5xg 14 дней назад

Absolute Bullshit! Please show studys!

@Trazynn 14 дней назад

To someone prone to heart attacks it can trigger a heart attack just like any intense activity would. But just like with regular exercise, cold therapy fights inflammation, increases blood circulation and prevents heart disease over the long term.

@westleah5000 14 дней назад

Sometimes I take a cold shower (around 8°C) in the early hours of the morning, then I put on shorts and a thin t-shirt and go walking in the rain in the fields at night. It's nice, I feel good.

@JessTarn 13 дней назад

I practice his method, it has been life changing. When your body gets that cold you regress to cave man dna and everything becomes heightened. You dont shiver and hunch over but do the opposite, stand tall and be warm. People think they dont like the cold or dont do well in the cold so they arent interested and the opposite is true, this method makes you warm in the cold, not more cold. Yes some people with heart conditions should avoid intense rapid cold exposure, but try the breathing technique without the cold emersion and I bet you are able to hold your breath for three to four times longer within five minutes time. Watch one of his guided breathing vids and try if you arent sure.

@unityagar7385 4 дня назад

Relatable for me. When I first descovered his technique videos through the try guys channel after only seeing him on TV for the Superhuman show, and Guinness as a kid, I had also stopped and done the breathing technique with them just for fun at first, but honestly still trying. I paused and held my breath after doing it for the time stated, I had gotten scared and started breathing again after 10 minutes, because I was surprised I wasn't even struggling at that point, proving it worked to me. Used it on a cruise to Hawaii recently in life when snorkeling in Captain Cook's Cove, and I easily stayed under water looking decently close at the coral reefs and fish for between 5 to 15 minutes at a time. Kept going back up because of the current trying to push me too much towards the reef with maaany sea urchins, and looking down at the black abyss drop off to my right most the time lol. I nope out where no light starts shinning lol. I remember a quote from a fellow cruiser on the ship on the same excursion to the cove for snorkeling when I passed under them they told me was, "Oh hey look at that bright red fish! no wait.. that's *my name*." The cruise was for 2 weeks, so most of us knew each other by then from the casino, and were referring to my bright red tank top that I wore.

@JessTarn 4 дня назад

@@unityagar7385 Thats amazing. I think I have done maybe four minutes tops. I hear you with the abyss, I have a fear of deep water. Primal phobia. We love to be by the waterhole but at the same time we have millions of years of evolution where we feared teeth in the deep. Thanks for sharing

@timothypanngam2249 13 дней назад

People who say, "that's fine for him but not for me" completely miss the point and the lesson

@ploppill34 11 дней назад

you missed it sadly

@richarddobos264 6 дней назад

This is something you need to experience to understand fully.

@Trazynn 14 дней назад

This man also perforated his colon on a public fountain in The Hague.

@anon_ya 14 дней назад

Whaaaa really?

@janetschmitt6760 14 дней назад

Oh my goodness. The world didn't need Stanford University to tell us what the monks have known forever about healing the body. The world does need them to stop pushing drugs and ruining lives.

@jameshoffa7085 13 дней назад

Yeah it did, that's how science works. Monks say a lot of stupid shit that isn't true.

@BufordDuckworth 13 часов назад

When you get cancer, be sure to tell the hospital that you'd prefer a cold dip instead of medicine.

@valeriewalker954 14 дней назад

There is also music frequency for health issues that work. I used fungus 741 frequency to get rid of my cancer. I tried the flu/ cold frequency & in 10 minutes my sore throat and blocked nose was gone & didn't come back.