A firefighter’s job is very difficult – putting your life on the line to save someone else is a selfless act. A recent video of the firefighter training was shared on TikTok which shows the man running with a ladder before throwing himself into a tall building.
The video shows the firefighter, without breaking his momentum, climbing the building in seconds with the ladder in hand. The 17-second clip only shows the man climbing the building to enter the third floor.
According to reports, the Bulgarian firefighter is called George, the national record holder.
People marveled at the firefighter’s speed and the strength of his arms that allowed him to climb each floor with such ease. The clip has garnered over 50 million views since it was shared on TikTok. They compared him to Spider-man.
One user wrote, “Spider-man when he loses his grip power but the avengers called for the next movie.”
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Last year, a firefighter went viral for performing a task that almost looked like a movie set stunt. The video was shared online by the Rochester Fire Fighters Association showed an off-duty firefighter in New York putting out a boat fire by spraying it with water using a jet ski.
The man on the jet ski has been identified as Oscar Herrara, a firefighter who was off duty at the time of the incident. He extinguished the fire by spinning the jet ski several times right next to the boat at good speed.
Rocester Fire Fighters shared the video on Facebook and wrote: “Video of off duty firefighter Herrera using his jet ski to put out a boat fire in Irondequoit Bay. Sometimes off duty but always a firefighter.”
Hererra told local media: “I saw it. Naturally I wanted to see what was going on, so I went and there were a few other jet skis watching it.”
Video of off-duty firefighter Herrera using his jetski to put out a boat fire in Irondequoit Bay. Sometimes on leave, but always a firefighter #Rock #Rochester @IAFFFrontline @NYSPFA @mcfw pic.twitter.com/xosJubfbhh
— ROC Fire Department (@IAFF1071) May 26, 2021
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