In this episode, Kyle Romagus demonstrates the Take and Break method for the Flat Load. This approach allows firefighters to quickly break the flat load and take what they need after estimating the stretch. Romagus explains how to perform the technique, when to use it, and how it supports smooth transitions during fire attack.
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The stream is telling you more than you may realize. In this episode, Kyle Romagus explores how stream sounds can provide feedback on flow, pressure, and nozzle operation. He explains what firefighters should listen for and howthose audible cues can help identify problems, confirm proper flow, and...
Fire Department Connections are a critical link in standpipe operations, yet they are often misunderstood and can pose unique challenges. In this episode, Kyle Smith walks through Fire Department Connections, covering their purpose, common configurations, and operational considerations. He explains...
Effective water application starts with how you control the nozzle. In this episode, Jonathan Brumley breaks down grip transitions and how subtle changes in hand placement impact movement, stream control, and reaction force. He connects nozzle mechanics to real fireground decision making, showing...
A well-built Flat Load starts with proper loading technique. In this episode, Kyle Romagus walks through step-by-step how to load the Flat Load for both preconnect and static beds. He shares practical tips for managing folds, couplings, and hose layers to create a clean, efficient load that deploys...
