The video is a stress-testing experiment conducted by Vadim Babeshkin, where he and his teammates Artem, Dan, and Boris participate in a series of tests to measure their stress resistance. The tests involve sitting in an inclined position on the edge of a three-story building wearing Huawei Band 6 fitness bracelets that continuously measure their pulse. The goal is to identify who can maintain a normal pulse the longest, with the winner receiving 10,000 for their bravery.
The tests include answering tricky questions in anatomy and mathematics within 3-5 seconds without causing their pulse to rise above 120, and hitting ping-pong balls with rackets until their pulse jumps to 140. The participants are also subjected to a series of thrown objects, and the one whose pulse rises to 130 first is eliminated.
The experiment is not without its dangers, as shown when Boris, who was close to failing the test due to a high pulse, got caught in a rope while falling from the chair. Despite the risks, the team decides to proceed with the tests, and the final challenge involves hitting ping-pong balls at a height of 10 meters.
Artem ends up being the one who fails the test due to a pulse jump of 140, resulting in a dramatic fall. Despite the scary experience, the team appreciates the importance of monitoring their health and activity, especially for those who lead active lifestyles. The video ends with a thank you to Huawei Band 6 for their performance during the tests.
1. The participants are sitting at the edge of a three-story tower and will perform various tests. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:10.88: but now imagine that you are sitting at the height of a three-story building")]
2. The tests will measure participants' stress resistance by monitoring their pulse. If their pulse rises above normal, they will be eliminated from the competition. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:14.12: and you can’t be nervous")]
3. The winner of the competition will receive 10 thousand. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:49.79: and the winner will receive 10 thousand for bravery")]
4. The participants are wearing fitness bracelets that constantly measure their pulse. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:41.65: everyone is wearing fitness bracelets that constantly measure the pulse")]
5. The participants are performing tests of varying difficulty, including throwing objects at them and hitting ping-pong balls. [Source: Document(page_content="00:07:04.46: and I will throw these things at you")]
6. The participants' reactions to the tests are being monitored by a judge who is also measuring their pulse. [Source: Document(page_content="00:02:55.59: the judge is here, monitoring the pulse")]
7. The participants are also testing the capabilities of the fitness bracelets, including their ability to determine the style of swimming. [Source: Document(page_content="00:05:46.66: that they can determine the style of swimming")]
8. The participants are being challenged to a final test where they need to hit ping-pong balls until one of them reaches a pulse of 140 beats per minute. [Source: Document(page_content="00:12:35.40: until one of you’s pulse jumps to 140")]
9. One of the participants, Artem, reached a pulse of 140 beats per minute during the final test. [Source: Document(page_content="00:14:50.55: Artem, are you sure you didn’t mess anything up?")]
10. The participants are using Huawei Band 6 fitness bracelets, which are equipped with TrueCeen 4.0 technology for continuous heart rate tracking. [Source: Document(page_content="00:02:16.48: they are not just a heart rate monitor, but innovative TrueCeen 4.0 technology")]