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this harness have a special system to equalise the load for on heading openings. so unfortunately no option. what I should have done is stall the canopy with pulling the rear riser until canopy collapse. this maybe realise the tension knot

I wasn't surprised... I know the statistics. base is like love... only those who had the experience can truly understand what it's all about. everyone who had it once want it again... even after the dark side hurt them very badly

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broken back (1 vertebrae unstable) 1 broken rip and broken sternum. injured liver and spleen. luckily full recovered :) the doctors was also wondering that no lower body part was injured. I was very lucky that I hit soft ground that was slightly downhill (rocks everywhere) and that I was looking downward and the head didn't hit the ground. good trade for the compression fractures at spine rip and sternum

not every fail is fatal... most are luckily not

200 jumps.

close to reality... 1. I was aware that the chance to be saved by the small tree is not that big. 2. when I was falling from the tree all fear was gone and i was relaxed. the only thought I had was: I never had something like this... let's see what happens. I jumped again after the crash but I didn't jump for a long time now. I only jump once a while... if you do it once in a while it's an amazing feeling but if you do it every day you won't get this feeling anymore and you do more and more to come close as possible to this feeling and the risk to die increases exponentially if you think about doing it read "the great book of base"

@@martinhuehnerbein2497 great way of putting it. I've had exactly the same experiences with hang gliding. At dunes you can go for flights really often and they feel amazing but after a while you start to get used to the feeling. It's kind of good in a way that I can't just go somewhere any day with my hang glider. I need to wait for weeks so I'm not doing it very often. Base sounds very rough, listening how Chris mentioned losing many friends is also a reminder for me what I might get into.

at this time of the year nowhere and on this exit is never a ramp

1. not necessary because i was aware that several people saw what happened 2. i bet you never had such pain... hard to choose what kind of noise you make

thanks 🙂

thanks! i don't know the name from the flowers

@@martinhuehnerbein2497 yeah some wildflowers prolly. Doesnt matter. Your jump outdid them anyway :-)

base ist wie die liebe: wer es nicht kennt kann es nicht verstehen und wer das glück hatte es erleben zu dürfen möchte davon so viel wie möglich... selbst nachdem man die schattenseite schmerzhaft zu spüren bekam. du kannst nicht mal erahnen was du verpasst... mein beileid ein paar wenige stört es. weit mehr freuen sich über das geld was die base jumper bringen. einige bewundern es und sehr vielen ist es einfach gleichgültig. ein paar schwachmaten die derart unzufrieden mit ihrem leben sind das sie immer was zu meckern suchen findet man halt überall

@@martinhuehnerbein2497 ihr tut mir leid, nicht ausgelastet im Job und im Leben, immer auf der Suche nach dem letzten Kick, geht ihr einem ganzen Dorf auf den Sack ! Wahrscheinlich einzig der Bestatter freut sich über euer Geld !!

base is like love: someone who don't know it can't understand it and those ones that was lucky enough to experience it want it so much as possible... even after the dark side hit them very hard

before commenting something read the description and the comments... often all questions are answered

noch weiter konnte sich das mädel welches gefilmt hat nicht über den abgrund lehnen... war so schon verdammt mutig ohne fallschirm und sicherung dort zu stehen

basically a good idea... but unfortunately it's the same like many other things in base: everything you put in the decision cocktail is good for one thing and bad for an other. pulling higher often means less distance to the object and the risk for an object strike increase. if i had done a low pull at the tension knot jump the canopy wouldn't had so many time to gain speed while spiralling down

but thanks a lot for your tip! i like people who care about others :)

@@martinhuehnerbein2497 I understand that !! everything in Skydiving comes with a good and a bad side !! And i don't have neither the experience nor the knowledge to tell you what's right or wrong to do !! anyway hope you'll keep enjoying !! Fly safe

thanks for the tips!

thanks 🙂

yes... i always had luck 🙂 ok... once it was blessing in disguise (video from this also here on youtube)

thanks! it wasn't a low pull... after a low pull you have max 10 seconds canopy flight. unfortunately it's not possible to avoid tension knots

it's not in one of the few countries that allows base jumping... so it's better not to name the place. ps most people understand english and a lot of people don't understand french... so it's more polite to comment videos with english title or description in english

yes... she was at least same nervous than i was

the guys who jumped before me didn't outtrack the talus from the wall and had to pull way higher so she was scared because i pulled later than she expected

@@martinhuehnerbein2497 schöner Sprung, alles Gute weiterhin.

@@bc2love danke!

this exit is 425 meter. opening arround 100 meter. stupid big balls psychos pull at 50 meter and scared pussys at 150

thanks!

thanks!