Blue Jays manager John Schneider performs Heimlich on choking woman

In baseball, managers usually need to make fast choices which have dramatic penalties.

Toronto Blue Jays captain John Schneider not too long ago confirmed these expertise when a woman at a restaurant close to the crew’s spring coaching house was discovered suffocating and unable to breathe.

Schneider instantly rose from his desk and carried out the Heimlich maneuver—a way he stated he discovered in sixth grade—to pry a shrimp out of the woman’s throat.

“right place right time” Schneider told Sportsnet on Sunday, “I was just enjoying lunch with (wife) Jess. You either help or you don’t and I decided I’d go and see if I could help.”

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Schneider stated issues rapidly calmed down after the woman was in a position to breathe once more, and after thanking her for serving to, everybody went again to their tables.

“I think I was a little more nervous than he was,” she admitted.

Schneider’s reward: a free beer from the restaurant.