This G-Force Can Make You Pass Out! | Lonely Planet’s Year of Adventures | BBC Earth Explore

When you reach the gravitational force of 4 g, your body feels four times heavier than normal. Adventurer Ben Fogle makes it to 5 g, attempting moves performed by frontline combat pilots. Will he be able to combat the intense physical demands of travelling with this force?
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[@vk4vsp]

They weren't barrel rolls. A barrel roll is only 1G, it's one of the most gentle aerobatic manoeuvres you can do.

[@nhoyle8609]

Lol no. A barrel roll is just a pitch+yaw and the same time. It can be 1G

[@haritkumar5107]

Vladimir was doing what is known as 'steep turns' with a roll thrown in during the turn.
Vladimir could have done sustained 6 - 7 or even 8G steep turns if he had put his jet in a dive with throttle at about 90 - 95% settings.