G-LOC Compilation

In cases of g-loc, you brain trips over into something like "subconscious sleep mode" It when the blood returns to your brain and you recover consciousness, it really feels like you've been in some other place for a prolonged period of time. It's extremely disorienting the first few times it happens. Your concept of time is completely altered and usually you experience varying degrees of muscle spasms.

My buddies and I used to hyperventilate our selves, and have someone come behind us and pass us out with a sleeper hold. Feels the exact same. It's actually pretty fun, if you can get over being choked. heh.

Haha. I remember this video. We had to watch it one day in an aerospace physiology class. The Capt. was very informative about these tests. Seriously though, it is really an interesting thing to see. That, and hypoxia. There are some humerous videos from hypoxia training as well.

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It's a kind of adjustable seat that resembles the ones found at most fighters. Kind of rough I would say.

Cool, there was one female which seem to be holding A-ok but them just colapsed, nice video, i like the music but it doesn´t fit here

is it soffa they are sitting in?

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Nop, sorry. But I have other videos with the dialoge between the control room and the student. Should I post them right here or somewhere else in the site?
About the music...i guess i won't use it anymore..... :) Sorry about that

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Yes, there is a correct way, but it depends on the type of G's you're pulling. Most competition acro may be a ton of G's ( 12,-12) but only for a second or less. For that, the body's vasoconstrictive reflexes are sufficient as long as the G's don't last (which they simple can't even in the best acro planes unless they trade thousands of feet of energy). Also, about 1/2 the competition G's are negative anyway so the AGSM would just blow your eyes out. An F-16 can sustain 9 Gs so the body has to be trained to sustain that which requires a good AGSM (anti-G straining maneuver).

creepy! :p
i would love to do that

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She was just recovering from the effects of the G-loc. The reactions are very particular to every person. Some get consious almost inmediately after the "G"s has been gone, but for others take longer time to get on their feet. And for a little percentage the effects are so persistent that you can be several seconds to get consious of what you are doing. It`s all about how fast the blood comes back to your head.

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Sorry for the quality, on most scenes the "G" meter is at the high left corner, but it`s difficult to see it. Almost all are pulling at 9 "G"s and some about 7 or so.

who sing??? plz good vidéo!!!

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Well, there isn't really a correct way, it's only whatever your taught. I know the aerobatic pilots at my flight school sure don't strain or breath the same way air force pilots do. Just depends how you were taught, or learned for that matter.

I've seen my lil' brothers c'fuge ride...compared to him these people don't seem like they were even taught how to strain and breath correctly...if at all.

Can someone please explain to me what is actually happening to that lady at the end?? She was really f***ed up.... Thought she was having a seizure or something.....

the best song for this video is "faint" from linkin park!!!!! good vid!

do you know how many Gs they were pulling

people call me crazy but ive always wanted to do this

bad choice of music but sweet vid.