The BEST Lifeguard Rescues EVER

Are these the best lifeguard rescues EVER? Sound off below! What did we miss?

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00:00 Intro
00:11 - Woman Dragged From Water
04:16 - Confusion Causes Panic
08:06 - Recipe for Disaster
12:30 - Clinging On
15:19 - Risky Rescue in Rough Surf
18:29 - Sam Makes A Bold Decision
21:31 - Friends to the Rescue
24:33 - Rescue on the Rocks
27:33 - Mass Rescue at Backpackers
34:11 - Baywatch Beardy
37:13 - Flash Rip - Double Rescue
40:12 - 10ft Swell Smashes Trainee Tommy
43:04 - Jethro Makes A Heroic Comeback
46:06 - "Wipe that smile off your face"
48:05 - Swimmer Out by the Shark Nets
50:44 - First Rescue Ever
51:55 - All Tangled Up

Bondi Rescue follows the work of the elite professional Lifeguards who patrol Australia’s busiest beach. This is Australia’s real life Baywatch! Taking the viewers on their journey through mass rescues, drownings, resuscitations, shark sightings, and all number of the weird and wonderful experiences Bondi Beach dishes up.

In #BondiRescue the audience sees the action through the eyes of real characters and #lifeguards like Hoppo, Deano, Reidy, Jesse, Maxi, Whippet and Harries, as they catch thieves, perform CPR, make drug busts, break up fights, and even handle a navy bomb that washes ashore one afternoon. Every year throws up new and completely unexpected challenges, and how lifeguards adapt is what makes Bondi Rescue a show that’s about much more than swimmers being saved in the surf.

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[singingblueberry]

Last dude not knowing he was at Bondi was hilarious.
"Were you supposed to be at Cronulla?"
"Yeeaah bro" 😂

[deborahpace]

Those poor deaf girls must have been so scared but they were both so brave Also the grandmother must have been terrified . Jethro did a brilliant job on this rescue.

[luhole]

The patience the lifeguards have is unbelievable. It must be SO frustrating dealing with people who you’re warning over and over again, who are ignoring your signs, who you then have to go and save after all that 🙄 massive props to them. I’d be saying a lot worse than “Wipe that smile off your face…”

[Elflyiing]

51:10
Hearing how happy the crew was for him and how excited he was to call his mom and tell her about his first rescue made my day

[TheInterestingInformer]

I got caught in a bit of a rip current once like 6-8 years ago when I was a preteen and I began to get exhausted, but against what I knew at the time I swam directly against the rip. I swam hard for what felt like 5 minutes, getting nowhere. Eventually, a lifeguard came out and rescued me. Being the angsty, hormonal kid with a fragile ego, I think I was so embarrassed to have to get rescued that I never ended up thanking him; in the chance you are reading this and think I’m talking about you, THANK YOU 😭 and thanks to all lifeguards out there, the ocean can be horrifying despite its beauty

[NoraM-eskv]

I always find it so infuriating when a crowd of nosy people stand around an injured person, holding out their cameras to film the event or just staring intently at the injury. Everyone should just continue walking and let the person have privacy. They’re obviously already very shaken from their injury, and I bet the last thing they want is a crowd of people hovering around them and looking at their injuries.

[loftyradish]

While doing research on drowning prevention for a uni assignment, I jokingly said to my group mates "does binge watching bondi rescue count as research?" then while doing my actual research I cam across a peer reviewed journal article about how watching bondi rescue prevents drownings.
I think it should be a requirement for everyone arriving in Australia to watch at least one episode of bondi rescue to see what the flags mean, what the currents are like and how not to drown.

[VANESSA_P.]

Can we take a moment to appreciate the civilians who see someone else in trouble and they step in. Risking their own lives to go out and save the person while waiting for lifeguards to show up.

[BrianKitching-wvnh]

I love seeing how the junior rookie lifegaurds have matured into confident proffesional lifegaurds, love Beardy, he has a great attitude.Lets not forget the courage of the yellow voluntary lifegaurds too.

[izuwumidoriya]

Jethro and Harrison saving those girls tho and how they spoke afterward with the amount of concern in their faces, was SO SWEET 🥺❤️❤️

[TriXJester]

This show always reminds me of my swim teachers as a child and how some of the first things we went over in every class was how to remain calm and in control of ourselves during scary situations.

[hansbramlee]

When I was 8 or 9 I was on holiday visiting a Sydney beach playing in the shore break. I remember jumping over a wave and clearing it completely, but when I went to touch the ground the water underneath my feet was violently turbulent. Having no footing I was quickly swept backward and pulled by my heavy long ponytail. I ended up back flipping and getting my face dragged against the shore, scorpion style. Having grown up 3 miles from the ocean, I was shook up by how quickly I lost control, and how badly I was just dumped. I returned to the sand defeated and freshly exfoliated. Looking back I’m seriously grateful I have no long term issues from that incident! Considering how many people do not get to walk away so easily. Big thanks to all those who dedicate their time to helping others!

[khatirobinson]

Endless respect and appreciation to ALL lifesavers around the world. You just don't get more heroic than this.

[harvplayzgames]

22:05 the way Harrison’s face changed once he heard unconscious

[alexharper]

I watched like 2 videos now my feed is just Bondi rescue, but hey, can't complain

[mymnkzonfyr]

When I first clicked on this video I thought there’s no way an hour of beach rescue would be entertaining.

Well, here I am 50 minutes later, still watching. 😂

[roniidee]

I pulled an elderly man who was unconscious out of the water at laparouse January 2021.An english man helped me and he began cpr, he was 86. Paramedics came and took him to hospital. Ill never forget the mans daughter crying for her dad. Lifeguards have my biggest respect 🙏🏾 and that elderly man got to see his family again.
Always remember to swim between the flag's, and listen to the Lifeguards..

[VeeAllar]

22:05 his expression changed immediately. These guys are great.

[snapforge]

Real life heros...People cant understand the amount of pressure these guys have to go through so you can get back home safely. Hats off.