Yes, but the Japanese people are light. No heavy hogs like us.
Academic-Emu8215 on
As others have said: Works for Japanese people or other rather light weighted people, but surely not for 150 Kg persons. Then you would need two ambulances: one for the elderly person and the other for the fractured femur of the caregiver 😅🤣
CantaloupeOptimal799 on
That’s so useful …
GiveMeSumChonChon on
Japanese caregivers gonna be like 20% of the workforce under 65 in a couple decades.
888666er on
Aaaaand you sued – North America
trer24 on
In America, we have a one-button solution called Life Alert.
“Help. I’ve fallen and I can’t get up”
Scorcio2_0 on
Me and my weak knees could never
AidilAfham42 on
Rock bottom
Least-Suggestion-796 on
Why not just grab them by their armpits?
AllieBee23 on
I can barely get myself off the floor if I go down fully on my ass, no way I’m lifting another person back up along with me 😆
-Gir on
Ok, now do this with someone who is +200lbs
techman710 on
When I was in college back in the early 80’s I was staying with my grandparents one week. My grandfather got stung by a wasp and he was really allergic. He passed out and the quickest way to get him treatment was to take him to the Doc in a Box that was only a few blocks away. He weighed about 340 lbs. I was doing some powerlifting at the time and it was everything I had to get him into the bed of the pickup truck. When we got to the urgent care place they said just bring him in and I said that’s not happening. They went out to the truck and gave him a shot and he recovered in about 15 minutes. It is incredibly hard to pick up an unconscious person especially when they outweigh you by 100 lbs.
yeetMuhChode on
It’s a Turkish Get-up! This is the first time I’ve seen it used practically, so cool!
F8M8 on
I knew the turkish get up had more to give
ThrowMeAfterPosting on
I’ve got two bulging discs in my lumbar spine. This is how I pick up my toddler when we’re playing on the floor to avoid further back pain.
thrown2themoon on
This would never work on many fat-🍑 Americans. Some weigh more than 300lbs, and they’re only 26 years old.
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The lean back, to knee bend, is genius
Yes, but the Japanese people are light. No heavy hogs like us.
As others have said: Works for Japanese people or other rather light weighted people, but surely not for 150 Kg persons. Then you would need two ambulances: one for the elderly person and the other for the fractured femur of the caregiver 😅🤣
That’s so useful …
Japanese caregivers gonna be like 20% of the workforce under 65 in a couple decades.
Aaaaand you sued – North America
In America, we have a one-button solution called Life Alert.
“Help. I’ve fallen and I can’t get up”
Me and my weak knees could never
Rock bottom
Why not just grab them by their armpits?
I can barely get myself off the floor if I go down fully on my ass, no way I’m lifting another person back up along with me 😆
Ok, now do this with someone who is +200lbs
When I was in college back in the early 80’s I was staying with my grandparents one week. My grandfather got stung by a wasp and he was really allergic. He passed out and the quickest way to get him treatment was to take him to the Doc in a Box that was only a few blocks away. He weighed about 340 lbs. I was doing some powerlifting at the time and it was everything I had to get him into the bed of the pickup truck. When we got to the urgent care place they said just bring him in and I said that’s not happening. They went out to the truck and gave him a shot and he recovered in about 15 minutes. It is incredibly hard to pick up an unconscious person especially when they outweigh you by 100 lbs.
It’s a Turkish Get-up! This is the first time I’ve seen it used practically, so cool!
I knew the turkish get up had more to give
I’ve got two bulging discs in my lumbar spine. This is how I pick up my toddler when we’re playing on the floor to avoid further back pain.
This would never work on many fat-🍑 Americans. Some weigh more than 300lbs, and they’re only 26 years old.
Ask me how I know.
*disabled Paramedic*