This is a new and improved version of traditional CPR. It looks much easier to do and could help you save a life. It doesn’t involve having to alternate breathing with compressions; you don’t need to be certified to do it in an emergency situation; and, apparently the “Good Samaritan” law will keep you from liability should you accidentally inflict a broken rib in the process.
Save a Life with the New CPR
I’m sure the person in question will be happy to be alive, in spite of any rib-abuse by-product, should one occur :-).
Check out the video and write-up at this link:
http://medicine.arizona.edu/spotlight/learn-sarver-heart-centers-continuous-chest-compression-cpr
The Spirited Soul 
This is really great stuff…thank you for sharing it. I certainly will pass it on!~
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Thank you Soul Dipper 🙂 Power to the people savin’ lives!
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Don’t know how I mised this. Looks like a great technique. Locking the arms and “falling” into the chest area with the clasp of the hands . . . Continuou compression at 100 beats per second. (I could do without the Disco music; replace it with good old fashion 60s rock & roll!)
Thanks.
michael j
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Really? The clincher for me was the Disco music! I’m a dancing queen and Disco Funk is my favorite 🙂 All the better to save you with, thump, thump, thump..,
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I can see you dancing . . . and then meditating . . . then dancing . . . and meditating . . .
Well, you get the picture.
michael j
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michael j
Maybe I should try some whirling dirvishing? But I think that might provoke more imbalance than balance for me :-).
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