🤘I feel sorry for the helmet. And even though I rarely stand with my head on the net now, I still seal the helmet with reinforced tape. Once when I was spinning my head on the net, it weakened and dispersed and I fell like a fish with my head in the net))))) It was fun, the tunnel was turned off and two instructors took me out of the grid)))) In the tunnel, of course, it is safer than when jumping, but the stories that happen to athletes are not told to disposable flyers))))))
I didn't jump then, I just walked through the tunnel and looked at safety like an ordinary person. There was a very late training session, only athletes and instructors, there were no ordinary customers. A tunnel of small diameter, one cable in the grid burst, it was taken out so that it was not in the stream. No one was standing on the grid and no one thought that the grid would weaken. And they put me on my head and began to twist, the helmet just pushed the cables apart. There was a security breach at that training session, and the instructors were not jumping. Now I've been jumping for several years and I have a completely different attitude to safety. I noticed that those who started jumping are very careful about safety, because everyone is responsible not only for themselves, but also for each other's safety.@@SKYDICTED
ok wtf xD. yeah you are right. In my experience its like the early stage is relatively safe compared to the middle-stage, where you think you know what you doing but you dont know it for real. there will be a "grounding-point" in time and then you get safe again. @@1122-f2x
I mean, yes its expensive in the beginning but after the first 11k for examination and gear you pay around 30-45 euro per jump. At this point its like motorbike-hobby and of couse you can drive it to infinity, but its also possible to do it like "okish" 😁🤘. Try it and decide after your first jump ✌️
@@SKYDICTED Yea, but there's a catch I'm from Belarus and while tunel prices here are really low compared to Europe (13-15 USD/min, that's with gear and instructor) our average salary is also really low (600-700 USD before taxes according to gov) 😅
🤘I feel sorry for the helmet. And even though I rarely stand with my head on the net now, I still seal the helmet with reinforced tape. Once when I was spinning my head on the net, it weakened and dispersed and I fell like a fish with my head in the net))))) It was fun, the tunnel was turned off and two instructors took me out of the grid)))) In the tunnel, of course, it is safer than when jumping, but the stories that happen to athletes are not told to disposable flyers))))))
the helmet was not mine - so everything good ;). with the head between the net?! xD how is this even possible?! 😂
I didn't jump then, I just walked through the tunnel and looked at safety like an ordinary person. There was a very late training session, only athletes and instructors, there were no ordinary customers. A tunnel of small diameter, one cable in the grid burst, it was taken out so that it was not in the stream. No one was standing on the grid and no one thought that the grid would weaken. And they put me on my head and began to twist, the helmet just pushed the cables apart. There was a security breach at that training session, and the instructors were not jumping. Now I've been jumping for several years and I have a completely different attitude to safety. I noticed that those who started jumping are very careful about safety, because everyone is responsible not only for themselves, but also for each other's safety.@@SKYDICTED
ok wtf xD. yeah you are right. In my experience its like the early stage is relatively safe compared to the middle-stage, where you think you know what you doing but you dont know it for real. there will be a "grounding-point" in time and then you get safe again. @@1122-f2x
nice moves)
Thanks mate 🙈
My toxic trait makes me think I could do all that easily 😅
Cool flying though! I want to get into it myself, but it is darng expensive hobby
I mean, yes its expensive in the beginning but after the first 11k for examination and gear you pay around 30-45 euro per jump. At this point its like motorbike-hobby and of couse you can drive it to infinity, but its also possible to do it like "okish" 😁🤘. Try it and decide after your first jump ✌️
I talked about skydiving, sorry. Tunnel is another but same thing without to much gear expenses 😁✌️
@@SKYDICTED Yea, but there's a catch
I'm from Belarus and while tunel prices here are really low compared to Europe (13-15 USD/min, that's with gear and instructor) our average salary is also really low (600-700 USD before taxes according to gov) 😅
Yeah man ok legit argument 🤐😅