In my tandem, the same happened, the instructor saw we were about to enter a dust devil, and he managed the situation so well that I was just enjoying the shit at the most. "Fun as fuck" I thought while the instructor was fighting to save my life and his. Can't wait to do my AFF this year 😆
I swore I would never do another tandem jump again, but since I am planning on learning paragliding and paramotoring, I might reluctantly do some more tandem jumps as an exercise in thinking critically and clearly while adrenaline is gushing through my brain. This is similar to student pilots in general aviation that decide that it's not a bad idea to log some aerobatic manuever training with an instructor who specifically teaches that. You have to learn what you and your aircraft can do if and when the shit hits the fan. Panic kills.
Well, I have a question. What happens to the chute that was cut away? Is there identification? How often is it actually returned or Is it gone forever? How often does that happen? This is an expense I never considered when contemplating entering the sport.
@Science is Hard Thanks for the knowledgeable reply. It's fun to joke or bitch about videos in the comments, but occasionally, it's a great opportunity to ask that question you have wondered about. Good wishes to you...and may you always have a full canopy when you look up.
Yeah, he probably would have realized something was wrong when he was speeding towards the ground. He was clueless without a good reference of speed at high altitude.
solo xi It was probably his first time and one gets sensory overload. I didn’t remember to check my altitude and pull my first time jumping. I had two coaches giving me hand signals and it felt like only 5-10 seconds went by when my coach pulled my chute. It was actually about 35 seconds. I never made that mistake again.
Lol the passenger being like "Wooooooo" during the cutaway 😂😂 This is pure gold. Nicely managed one. And then he's holding the main and reserve handles omg hahaha
This is the type of unfolding of events that would be written into a comedy movie: Passenger seems timid but trying to fake enthusiasm. Then passenger sees that the chute opens (unaware that the chute is downplaning) and begins to cry out in genuine excitement. Simultaneously the instructor is starts to freak out knowing he has to cut away. Then the reserve is open above their heads and the instructor has to feign enthusiasm through the residual fear he's feeling.
Mr. Parachuter Pro….. you are truly a “G” for what you did. Your passenger remained completely unaware of the problem at hand. Or at least he seemed unaffected. In either case; WOW… MUCH RESPECT AND I APPLAUD YOUR QUICK THINKING AND PERFORMANCE. Under pressure; most people fold… while only a few focus!!
Tandem Instructors... Worth their weight in Gold... People don't realize how little they're compensated financially. You would think he got a bonus that day. Instead it likely cost him $1-2k.... Hats off
Dude could’ve died, and he wouldn’t have been even remotely aware of that fact. Love how the guy in charge kept his cool and didn’t even tell the client what had just happened.
Does no good to let him know what happened until you're on the ground. Doesn't help him when you're up there. Of course, I think everyone understand this. I hope so, anyway.
Was that a C line over? The right side was elliptical putting you into the spin. Smooth recovery, good job staying focused. Reserve ride log entry puts you in an elite club. Welcome to it.
The sicko in me watched this expecting to see a terrified passenger creating - but you were so professional that he didn't even notice! Well done, mate! I like people with a disciplined presence of mind. So many people these days are mentally feeble. Panic and create 'cause the battery in their cellphone is dying on them - they just don't know how to live...
Hey mate I have my first skydive with an instructor next week in Sydney and I am absolutely shitting myself. I can’t stop thinking about what happens if the parachutes fail. I am seriously considering cancelling my appointment. Any advice?
Awesome. Fear of falling is, one of only a few fears, humans are born with, don't worry it's only natural. As a skydiver a general stat is that we cutaway 1 in every 1000 jumps. So far I have had two cutaways in over 4000 jumps, everyone differs I generally jump where the gear is well maintained. The reserve parachute is packed by a qualified rigger. It gets repacked every six months and checked over very thoroughly. It is also made slightly different, primarily made for the best chance of opening and saving your life and therefore doesn't have the best in-flight characteristics. The main thing is it is different and designed to give you the best chance. Chances are extremely slim you will use it. From a psychological point of view. During your ride up to altitude, just remember we do this everyday, for a living, and are mostly very relaxed during all of it. The most nerve racking bit is when the door opens and when exiting the aircraft. Try remain calm, when in the plane take some long deep breaths. This really helps and is very simple to do ! After exiting the aircraft there will be a few seconds where you are still scared until you get slightly used to the feeling after which I'm sure you will feel ecstatic. 😀 during the freefall don't forget to breathe. If you have trouble make sure your chin is up so the wind isn't directly in your mouth and if you need to yell out a holy sshit or something along those lines which will push the air out your lungs andake you the your next breath haha. I really hope you don't cancel, you will be so proud of yourself for achieving it. I went into more detail than I needed too and I'm sure your instructor will help put your mind at ease. The only thing you need to remember is to try relax your body and breathe. Trust your instructor and most of all, have an epic time!!!
I love adrenaline but I went skydiving when I was 28 after I had 2 kids and it just wasn't fun for me the whole free fall I was just praying open open open open, and like man should be open by now, then poof opened up and then I enjoyed the glide.
From someone who has never skydived, i'm just wondering how scary it is for an experience diver to cut away? On a scale of 1 to 10? Must be pretty terrifying until you see the reserve open and stable.
i would say a 2 or 3.. reason for it being low is that we are trained for this situation. you have to be very aware of time passing and you are mostly distracted by trying to fix the situation rather than being scared of it. At the time it was my first cutaway and i hadn't done too many tandems - had been a tandem master for 6months. The other reason it is a 2 is because it didn't take long to realize i couldn't fix the situation before moving to plan b and cutting away.. In skydiving we have fast malfunctions and slow malfucnctions, fast malfunctions relate to still going near terminal velocity whilst dealing with a malfunction Or a slow malfunction where you have some fabric over your head. That said ,when the parachute is spinning, you can eat up altitude quickly. Scary factor increases a lot when you add other things into the mix, say you have pulled lower than intended, over a spot where you can't make it back to the landing area, you have decided to cutaway very late. and many other variables. which add problem on top of problem creating a worsening situation. :)
Ary Cave. if you can pause it theres one frame after it first opens showing a big tension knot on one side. grabbed the left toggle and held it down to try keep it from turning while I pumped the right trying to free it. wasn't going to come free though! got out real deep on a windy day but it made it about 25metres from shore and a friend managed to swim out and haul it in :) :)
@@Bloodgt3 Given that new Tandem rig is about $16-18 gran I would certainly look for it and repair. They are specific canopies used for tandems and military not for average skydiving so unless they are GI it is probably worth of paying for repairs.
He had no idea anything went wrong even when we landed. I showed him the video after our jump and he thought it was awesome. I then took his daughter on the very next load! :)
I think you're supposed to let yourself slip a little further before you bring in corrective steering. I've never had someone strapped to my chest though, so yeah, grain of salt and all that.
Can someone explain to me how this happened? Did the wind blow the parachute in a funky position? If he was alone, could he have saved it? It was open, but didn't look tangled? I don't know anything about skydiving, insight would be appreciated. Thanks.
Here is a link demonstrating it on a solo/sport canopy th-cam.com/video/zyOp3teXEEQ/w-d-xo.html If you pause at the exact right time you can see a big not holding the lines in a bunch on the right hand side as the camera looks up :). I was putting in a very hard left turn to try and stop but was still spinning to the right.
Everybody else knew but the passenger LOL the man flying the shoot did a superb job. It just goes to show what intelligence and professionalism working hand in hand can accomplish !!
My instructor had to cutaway on my 4th tandem jump. Main lines got twisted. Leg kick/untwisting didn’t work. Had to cutaway. I am a different person because of that experience lol.
Dude "alright! Heyyy.. wooo!!" Unaware of what he was getting into while spinning down with main chute malfunctioning, and instructor working the way out. My grandmother always told me that "the one who die with pleasure, the death will taste like glory"
To be fair the first tandem i did i started panick breathing, luckily the other guy noticed it before i passed out and told me to look out at the horrizon and breathe through my nose... (which myth busters said is impossible? But those ideas didnt conjure in my own head) Second jump i was aware of what was going on and even the guy knew when i moved my body to turn left we turned left stopped turned right stopped and then then had the inclination to look at the altimiter, and then as the parachute was opening to look up and watch it open and open correctly. Which was funny cuz he did the same and when he looked down he started laughing and asked why im doing tandems.. I like that a lot of the comments on here are about how unaware the guy is on his impending doom. Id say 99% of people doing tandems have no idea whats going on the first time/whats to be expected. But everyone in the yt comment section is a professional video watcher with a professional video watchers opinion.
I’m so glad that instructor cut away right away. I can’t stand when dudes will try and deranged or try to stabilize. If it’s already twisted just cutaway! Great job! Also think it’s funny how the passenger had no clue lol
dude thought every second of that ride was part of the show. hilarious
Haha, yeah... he was probably thinking, "Damn, this guy's going all out! Doing tricks up here and everything..." 🤣
In my tandem, the same happened, the instructor saw we were about to enter a dust devil, and he managed the situation so well that I was just enjoying the shit at the most. "Fun as fuck" I thought while the instructor was fighting to save my life and his. Can't wait to do my AFF this year 😆
Totally!!!😆
HAHAHA, he's even got him holding the cord. The tandem has no idea what hes holding on to!! HAHAHAHA
Yeah xD loool
"Dont let go okay?" two minutes later giving a double thumbs up LOL
Holy shit-balls! Red Beard saves the fucking day 🤙
That instructor is a badass
"ALRIIIIIIIGHTTTT"
has no idea the main chute is sending them into a death spin
Wooo hoo
Weeeeeee
All rightttttttt
Yeahhhhhhh
We bout to go splat !!!!!!
Good save instructor!!!!!
👍👏👌😁
Beautiful dropzone, where is it?
New Zealand
The look of horror on the instructor's face. Priceless
Nice save.
Fast response all good two freefalls for one.
I found the guy from Wild Thornberries! 😂
I swore I would never do another tandem jump again, but since I am planning on learning paragliding and paramotoring, I might reluctantly do some more tandem jumps as an exercise in thinking critically and clearly while adrenaline is gushing through my brain. This is similar to student pilots in general aviation that decide that it's not a bad idea to log some aerobatic manuever training with an instructor who specifically teaches that. You have to learn what you and your aircraft can do if and when the shit hits the fan. Panic kills.
Well, I have a question. What happens to the chute that was cut away? Is there identification? How often is it actually returned or Is it gone forever? How often does that happen? This is an expense I never considered when contemplating entering the sport.
@Science is Hard Thanks for the knowledgeable reply. It's fun to joke or bitch about videos in the comments, but occasionally, it's a great opportunity to ask that question you have wondered about. Good wishes to you...and may you always have a full canopy when you look up.
well done
haha that guy didnt realise it. Omg LOL. Paradox.
So what happens to the parachute that is cut away do they retrieve it or just say fuck it and buy a new one
They are retrieved
buddy had no idea he was screwed...... good thing the instructor knew his shit
In a death spin.. Customer "alllriteee whooohooo yeaaaah" 😂
Had to rewatch. Understood the death spin finally. Sheesh! :O
@@hawkeire2414 haha
You gotta love how the guy was completely unaware of his potential doom.
Guy would have rode it all the way to bottom yelling "Yahhh!!! wohooo!"
LMAO
Yeah, he probably would have realized something was wrong when he was speeding towards the ground. He was clueless without a good reference of speed at high altitude.
solo xi It was probably his first time and one gets sensory overload. I didn’t remember to check my altitude and pull my first time jumping. I had two coaches giving me hand signals and it felt like only 5-10 seconds went by when my coach pulled my chute. It was actually about 35 seconds. I never made that mistake again.
Probably better for the instructor that the guy did not know there was a issue..
"That was wild! Did your guy do that crazy spinny thing right after the chute opened, and then drop really fast for like 2 seconds right after?"
im laughing so hard at this and I woke up the family . Thank you
Mine did
😂😂😂😂😂
@@rezzybeans They really do that though except it's usually 5-10 seconds
Oh crap.....5 mins later and im still laughing. You win the internet
Love it....acting like nothing ever happened and the guy for a ride had no idea, lol
I love how he uses the guy as a workbench. Here hold onto this. Don't let go of it.
What is it?
I'll tell ya later.
what is that
@@aressimbamt0959 the cut away shoot
Lol
Hahahaha best comment ever
Workbench hahaha
That guy gonna be asking for the spinning and sudden drop trick on his next jump and they gonna be like..... Yea we don't do that here.
HAHAHA lol
Lmaoo
😂🤣😂
Lol the passenger being like "Wooooooo" during the cutaway 😂😂
This is pure gold. Nicely managed one. And then he's holding the main and reserve handles omg hahaha
*has a spinning/diving malfunction*
Passenger:”yeahhh woohoo!!”
Bravo to the instructor
CLIENT HAS NO IDEA WHAT HAPPENED
What a fantastic instructor, dealt with the situation and never let up that there was an issue..
“Yeaaaaahhhhh, whooooha” whilst unknowingly plummeting to his death
if i am gonna go down i would rather go down happily. haha
@@freakychannel123 Amen to that! Blissful ignorance all the way. Imagine having time to contemplate your fatal squashing into the ground 😳
@@TheCatBilbo it wouldn’t be blissful ignorance for long.
1:43 "Yeehee!" (On the inside: Omg we almost died.) Priceless.
Kevin Funk He knew how to keep the passenger calm, super professional.
😂 yah its obvious in his face
🤣🤣
ok this is enough for me NOT to do a tandem dive....
@@sfsfewrewsdafs6915 figure you’ll do your first jump alone instead?🤣
"Usually you pay double for that kind of action, Cotton."
How is this not the top comment? "Dodge. Duck. Dip. Dive. Dodge."
That smile after the reserve when the instructor knew he had the best footage ever, they were safe and the tandem had no idea. Brilliant! 😂 wow!
This is the type of unfolding of events that would be written into a comedy movie: Passenger seems timid but trying to fake enthusiasm. Then passenger sees that the chute opens (unaware that the chute is downplaning) and begins to cry out in genuine excitement. Simultaneously the instructor is starts to freak out knowing he has to cut away. Then the reserve is open above their heads and the instructor has to feign enthusiasm through the residual fear he's feeling.
Beautifully laid out lol
Exactly that....
Could not of said, it better myself Gracias
Smart. Good cut. Emergency procedures. Perfect.
Don’t let go. You’re going to want these as a souvenir! Lmao! “Hands him the old handles”
First tandem and also got to experience first emergency cut away. With out knowing it of course. Awesome instructor keeping quiet on the cut away!
Are there usually 2 emergency shoots or just 1 after the cutaway?
@@RenixGames usually only 1
The instructor should have been like “ I need to drop you to shed some weight” when the malfunction happened.
LOL made my day
Newton’s third law, something has to be left behind.
Mr. Parachuter Pro….. you are truly a “G” for what you did. Your passenger remained completely unaware of the problem at hand. Or at least he seemed unaffected. In either case; WOW… MUCH RESPECT AND I APPLAUD YOUR QUICK THINKING AND PERFORMANCE. Under pressure; most people fold… while only a few focus!!
Tandem Instructors... Worth their weight in Gold... People don't realize how little they're compensated financially. You would think he got a bonus that day. Instead it likely cost him $1-2k.... Hats off
Spiraling to his death "alright WHOOOOO!!"
Great work from the TI. He was calm, collective, and made a show of it. Dude had no clue...
*collected lol
Dude could’ve died, and he wouldn’t have been even remotely aware of that fact. Love how the guy in charge kept his cool and didn’t even tell the client what had just happened.
Does no good to let him know what happened until you're on the ground. Doesn't help him when you're up there. Of course, I think everyone understand this. I hope so, anyway.
Cutaways happen. The instructor was in control of the situation the whole time, I wouldn’t say they almost died tbh
I don't think the student even realized what happened lol. Awesome video Brother..
bwahaha my guy was loving it the entire time. what a champ
I'd say you owe your rigger a beer for the reserve job but I don't know who packed your main!
you can pack a perfect main and still have something go wrong. i have had it happen.
The guy who owes HIM a beer
Was that a C line over? The right side was elliptical putting you into the spin. Smooth recovery, good job staying focused. Reserve ride log entry puts you in an elite club. Welcome to it.
*as long as the customer is happy*
The algorithm has brought us together again. August 29 2021.
Actually if you don't cuttoff in time you can loose Consciousness due to G forces during the spin. And then the splat.
I'm sure the instructor is thinking about the cost of the chopped canopy and the pack job.
As a Skydiver... This is probably the funniest video out there. 😂😂😂
Bravo to instructor...the client didnt know what happened and u handle the situation like a pro
I'll stick to stamp collecting.
this dz looks beautiful
The sicko in me watched this expecting to see a terrified passenger creating - but you were so professional that he didn't even notice! Well done, mate!
I like people with a disciplined presence of mind. So many people these days are mentally feeble. Panic and create 'cause the battery in their cellphone is dying on them - they just don't know how to live...
He had no idea, and honestly, thank god.
Hey mate I have my first skydive with an instructor next week in Sydney and I am absolutely shitting myself. I can’t stop thinking about what happens if the parachutes fail. I am seriously considering cancelling my appointment. Any advice?
Awesome. Fear of falling is, one of only a few fears, humans are born with, don't worry it's only natural. As a skydiver a general stat is that we cutaway 1 in every 1000 jumps. So far I have had two cutaways in over 4000 jumps, everyone differs I generally jump where the gear is well maintained.
The reserve parachute is packed by a qualified rigger. It gets repacked every six months and checked over very thoroughly. It is also made slightly different, primarily made for the best chance of opening and saving your life and therefore doesn't have the best in-flight characteristics. The main thing is it is different and designed to give you the best chance. Chances are extremely slim you will use it.
From a psychological point of view. During your ride up to altitude, just remember we do this everyday, for a living, and are mostly very relaxed during all of it.
The most nerve racking bit is when the door opens and when exiting the aircraft. Try remain calm, when in the plane take some long deep breaths. This really helps and is very simple to do !
After exiting the aircraft there will be a few seconds where you are still scared until you get slightly used to the feeling after which I'm sure you will feel ecstatic. 😀 during the freefall don't forget to breathe. If you have trouble make sure your chin is up so the wind isn't directly in your mouth and if you need to yell out a holy sshit or something along those lines which will push the air out your lungs andake you the your next breath haha.
I really hope you don't cancel, you will be so proud of yourself for achieving it. I went into more detail than I needed too and I'm sure your instructor will help put your mind at ease.
The only thing you need to remember is to try relax your body and breathe. Trust your instructor and most of all, have an epic time!!!
@@TheLilstoker You are awesome 😎
I'm like thinking all that's needed now is a water landing-nice job chopping when you did.
that istructer was class, he completely played it off so the student didnt panic
I saw this once, A Tandem Jump Cut-away the Tandem passenger on landing never had a clue what happened
I love adrenaline but I went skydiving when I was 28 after I had 2 kids and it just wasn't fun for me the whole free fall I was just praying open open open open, and like man should be open by now, then poof opened up and then I enjoyed the glide.
From someone who has never skydived, i'm just wondering how scary it is for an experience diver to cut away? On a scale of 1 to 10? Must be pretty terrifying until you see the reserve open and stable.
i would say a 2 or 3.. reason for it being low is that we are trained for this situation. you have to be very aware of time passing and you are mostly distracted by trying to fix the situation rather than being scared of it. At the time it was my first cutaway and i hadn't done too many tandems - had been a tandem master for 6months. The other reason it is a 2 is because it didn't take long to realize i couldn't fix the situation before moving to plan b and cutting away.. In skydiving we have fast malfunctions and slow malfucnctions, fast malfunctions relate to still going near terminal velocity whilst dealing with a malfunction Or a slow malfunction where you have some fabric over your head. That said ,when the parachute is spinning, you can eat up altitude quickly. Scary factor increases a lot when you add other things into the mix, say you have pulled lower than intended, over a spot where you can't make it back to the landing area, you have decided to cutaway very late. and many other variables. which add problem on top of problem creating a worsening situation. :)
@@TheLilstoker Thanks very much for taking the time to write such a comprehensive reply. Very interesting.
Not terrifying to save your life!
When you cut away your chute only to find one of your drinking buddies packed your reserve with a Pink Barbie chute made by Mattel
"Poker face, poker face, poker face..."
Wonder if that guy payed extra for the "super scary tandem jump session"?
That TI had a bad day. Hope they fished out main from these swamps. What happened bytheway?
Ary Cave. if you can pause it theres one frame after it first opens showing a big tension knot on one side. grabbed the left toggle and held it down to try keep it from turning while I pumped the right trying to free it. wasn't going to come free though! got out real deep on a windy day but it made it about 25metres from shore and a friend managed to swim out and haul it in :) :)
that was thrilling just watching everyone's expressions. I'd jump with you ANYDAY! all business, but not forgetting to have fun with it!
Knot visible at 1:22 in slo-mo, 25% speed, for upto half a sec.
Are the mains reusable after somthing lime that? Or is it just your responsibility to find it either way?
@@Bloodgt3 Given that new Tandem rig is about $16-18 gran I would certainly look for it and repair. They are specific canopies used for tandems and military not for average skydiving so unless they are GI it is probably worth of paying for repairs.
I get the idea the pax didn't understand that they had a... um, situation.
Handled it well, nice one. Customer loved it How did he feel about what happened?
He had no idea anything went wrong even when we landed. I showed him the video after our jump and he thought it was awesome. I then took his daughter on the very next load! :)
Danny what a savage hahahah. How was it taking his daughter?
Love it!
@@TheLilstoker I'd jump with you any day! Your an excellent instructor.
I think you're supposed to let yourself slip a little further before you bring in corrective steering. I've never had someone strapped to my chest though, so yeah, grain of salt and all that.
Glad he chose an experienced guy.
That was crazy. He had no idea. Thank goodness all ended well.
Well if the chutes don't work you have the rest of your life to figure it out....
Can someone explain to me how this happened? Did the wind blow the parachute in a funky position? If he was alone, could he have saved it? It was open, but didn't look tangled? I don't know anything about skydiving, insight would be appreciated. Thanks.
Here is a link demonstrating it on a solo/sport canopy th-cam.com/video/zyOp3teXEEQ/w-d-xo.html
If you pause at the exact right time you can see a big not holding the lines in a bunch on the right hand side as the camera looks up :).
I was putting in a very hard left turn to try and stop but was still spinning to the right.
Ignorance is soooo Bliss, bless his heart. 😀
Lol definitely got more than you paid for he had no idea
Yeah that instructor needs a medal, super fast reactions
Stayed calm. Was decisive. Survived.
Instructor : "shit.... have to cutaway"
his buddy : "Yeeehaaawww"
Couldn't have had a better face for this video 🤣
What a great instructor!!! That was awesome to see the focus and complete calm during the storm
This was brilliant!!!
Customer: WEEEEE YAY WOOOOO LITERALLY NO IDEA
He landed 30 feet from a trampoline- so close
Thank god you had enough altitude. That would’ve been real bad to have the reserve open perfectly, only to have a tandem water landing.
My man! Nice cut
Guy hadn't got a bloody clue🤣🤣🤣🤣
I watch too many of these videos. There would be no fooling me. Before I jump I’m just gonna say peace out in case. No worries then.
Everybody else knew but the passenger LOL the man flying the shoot did a superb job. It just goes to show what intelligence and professionalism working hand in hand can accomplish !!
"what is that flying away?"
"ahh nothing, it's part of the show"
My instructor had to cutaway on my 4th tandem jump. Main lines got twisted. Leg kick/untwisting didn’t work. Had to cutaway. I am a different person because of that experience lol.
That's why you have a badass strapped to your back, for moments like that!
Dude "alright! Heyyy.. wooo!!" Unaware of what he was getting into while spinning down with main chute malfunctioning, and instructor working the way out. My grandmother always told me that "the one who die with pleasure, the death will taste like glory"
naive guy: "WOOOOOOOOOOOO"
Death: " nah"
why do so many first timers put all their attention into mugging for the camera, instead of fully absorbing the experience?
The guide stopped that camera quick once they landed lol! He didn’t wanna fill the client in on what just happened while being recorded I guess. 🤷🏻
wow nice views there in NZ
Great save dude! You guys were spinning out, scarryyy shit glad all is gooda
To be fair the first tandem i did i started panick breathing, luckily the other guy noticed it before i passed out and told me to look out at the horrizon and breathe through my nose... (which myth busters said is impossible? But those ideas didnt conjure in my own head)
Second jump i was aware of what was going on and even the guy knew when i moved my body to turn left we turned left stopped turned right stopped and then then had the inclination to look at the altimiter, and then as the parachute was opening to look up and watch it open and open correctly. Which was funny cuz he did the same and when he looked down he started laughing and asked why im doing tandems..
I like that a lot of the comments on here are about how unaware the guy is on his impending doom. Id say 99% of people doing tandems have no idea whats going on the first time/whats to be expected. But everyone in the yt comment section is a professional video watcher with a professional video watchers opinion.
And that's why you don't tandem jump with Zach Galifianakis.
I’m so glad that instructor cut away right away. I can’t stand when dudes will try and deranged or try to stabilize. If it’s already twisted just cutaway! Great job! Also think it’s funny how the passenger had no clue lol
"Yeahhh alriiiight, Woooooo!" Two freefalls for the price of one! Oblivious to the situation!! 🤣