I'm low-key worried about people taking rescue courses just because someone like Zuber did it coolly 
. I mean, what if you're not as calm or experienced? The whole thing was pretty sketchy for that guy, and he just happened to be in the right place at the right time 
. I think we should focus on being more aware of our surroundings and taking common-sense precautions instead of relying on some expert rescue skills 
. Plus, what if we all got stuck like that? The snowboarder was super lucky to get out with minor injuries 
. I mean, what if you're not as calm or experienced? The whole thing was pretty sketchy for that guy, and he just happened to be in the right place at the right time . I think we should focus on being more aware of our surroundings and taking common-sense precautions instead of relying on some expert rescue skills . Plus, what if we all got stuck like that? The snowboarder was super lucky to get out with minor injuries 
, I'm totally stoked about Francis Zuber's heroics!!! 
Like, what a lifesaver right? I mean, who saves a dude from getting seriously hurt in a tree well? 
Not many people, that's for sure! And the fact that he stayed calm and cool under pressure is just, like, totally inspiring 
. I'm definitely gonna take some rescue courses now so I can be more like him when something emergency comes up 
. Mt Baker looks super sketchy though 
, I wouldn't wanna get stuck there again anytime soon 
. But seriously, kudos to Francis for saving that snowboarder's life! 
man I remember doing that kind of thing when I was a kid, but luckily my friends were always so calm like Francis Zuber here 
... people need to learn these kinds of skills in school or something, it's crazy how often accidents happen on the slopes and most people are just winging it without any idea what to do. snowboarders especially, they're always pushing the limits and stuff. anyway, glad that guy made it out with only minor injuries 
and hopefully more people will take note of this and get those rescue courses... safety first, right? 
I mean, I've been skiing since '95 and I never had a close call like that... back in my day we had to deal with actual blizzards and icy ruts not tree wells 
! Francis Zuber is a total hero for sure, but it's just another reminder to always be on the lookout when you're shreddin' the gnar 
. I remember when we first started using those fancy new helmets and pads... way safer now 