Talk:G-LOC

Funky Chicken

After G-lock, epileptic muscle movements can occur. This happened to me omve, during ATPL flight training in the 80's, which included six hours aerobatics.

When discussing my experience with ex-airforce pilots, they all refered to this phenomenon as 'Funky Chicken'. Pvheyst (talk) 13:36, 6 August 2017 (UTC)

g-LOC

Although from similar causes. g-LOC is caused by rapid onset of g rather than just high-g. So someone experiencing high-g will grey-out or black-out and recover as soon as the g is relaxed. With g-LOC the state of unconciousness persists and is characterised by spamodic movements of limbs, causing the strange manoeuvres seen when pilots experience it.--Petebutt (talk) 07:40, 2 April 2020 (UTC)

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Lack of cerebral blood flow

Feels completely blocked and he just held the spot on my left glutamis for a temporary time before it felt the blood switched direction right back to my cerebral cortex and blood pressure is now in crosshairs with each other. Systematic blood pressure reach stroke level on the axis board without induced heart rate. Without induced heart rate the brain now sits at systemic stroke level. Tapping out at 8. 2604:2D80:B689:6600:7D19:E036:F285:946A (talk) 07:01, 30 January 2023 (UTC)