agibson
Eagle Member
I don't care how much the cost of a disc is to be replaced when self-preservation is in question. He may of been fine doing that but who knows how cold that water was. Not worth the chance of potentially getting hypothermia.
If you're out in the wilderness, hypothermia could kill you. But, if you can go home and warm up, is it a big deal? I wonder if it has long-term effects...
Frostbite, on the other hand, could be an issue. But, if the exposure's just for a couple of minutes, maybe no big deal there either?
I mean, swimmers do this stuff all the time, right?
Now, staying out in sub-freezing temperatures after taking the ice bath? That sounds potentially dangerous.