HIGH GFORCE TRAINING | 9 G FORCE | US AIR FORCE TRAINING #shorts

[dport]

His breathing technique is what keeps him awake

[Va_Vil_On]

Left guy: Mr Bean on crack
Right guy: a zombie

[wtsang]

Right guy: human
Left guy: kryptonian

[YawnL]

Left guy: Hitler on crack
Right guy: Stephen hawking

[JohnKoehnlein]

As an Air Force fighter pilot myself, I can say his breathing technique is definitely what helps him stay awake

[Justin]

This is what carnival rides feel like past the age of 30.

[sisost]

"Squeeze those knees in more danny,
🐝 *BEE* 🐝"
"There you go 1 not too much air coming out, 🐝 *BEE* 🐝"
"Legs tight, back tight,
🐝 *BEE* 🐝"

[crippinite]

"Legs tight, Butt tight, BREATH"
sounds like a typical day at work for me.

[RTEDR]

Bro went from 90yrs old back to 20 in just 6.5gs lmao 😂😂

[STEVESMITH-zxez]

Guy on left: Tough as shit

Guy on right: Shitted everywhere

[BandlerChing]

Watching that guy become 20 years younger in 1.3 seconds is wild lol

[cheeezs]

For context: The "G" count is the force of gravity, 1G is the regular force you experience on earth, 0Gs is weightlessness, like what you would experience in space. Taking off from a rocket is on average 3.5Gs. The higher the G-force count, the faster and stronger blood is being pulled away from your brain, which can result in G-LOC (G-force induced Loss Of Consciousness) The breathing technique allows the student to keep oxygen circulating so they don't exhale and become unable to inhale due to the Gs pushing on their lungs. The G-suit and themselves squeezing their lower body, pushes blood back up from their lower body so blood circulates. This training is usually done for fighter pilots, where their aircraft are capable of handling over 12Gs, and it may be obvious why they do this, so their pilots don't go into G-LOC while flying, which can easily be deadly.

[IamPali]

At 7.5 G he’s 75 years old then suddenly at 1.5 hes 20 again

[edipasplays]

Left guy: big brain mr bean
Right guy: getting his gyat post rizzled

[teekster]

Guy on the right was closing in on 8 G's while the guy on the left never went over 7.49. Just that little bit of force can make a big difference on the human body. So although incredible, both guys deserve a lot of credit for this type of training.

[DESTROYIIIR]

"bro these edibles ain't shit"
bro 8 zeptoseconds after:

[Thebudi]

He is not “built” differently, he is just “breathing” differently.

[EvilWizardWeedSheeee]

Staying conscious and upright while experiencing 7.5x your own body weight is no joke

[andreabautista]

The way his eyes went back to normal looked so crazy!

[Unknown-jr]

The guy on the right: fighting for his life
The guy on the left: just another Tuesday