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PRO Indoor Skydiver Maja Kuczynska Trains In An Open-air Tunnel + BEST ADVENTURES IN LATVIA
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Maja Kuczynska and Toms Īvāns are two of the top indoor skydivers in the world. Maja who’s trained in indoor tunnels all of her life will now try out flying in an open-air wind tunnel for the first time. Watch the video to see Maja's progress training with Toms who's a professional open-air tunnel flyer.
See how they do a flying battle playing THE GAME OF FLY where the loser has to swim in almost freezing cold spring, and other crazy adventures they do apart from spending 10 hours in the AERODIUM open-air vertical wind tunnel.
They also had fun trying out @SiguldaAdventures electric bicycles, zipline, bungee jumping and even did some regular skydiving thanks to @Skydive Latvia .
Please enjoy the video and leave a comment below if you found this video interesting!
Video: Edgars Strads
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Nice video i enjoyed it a lot! Can't wait to try out a Open-air Tunnel. But first need to get some more air time in the tunnel.
Great
Maja, you are as usual so amazing in all what you are doing! Super girl in our world!🤗
Maja is amazing
Super
i would love to try this open air tunnel out
Интересно в России такая возможность полетать есть или только за границей?
Next Olympic sport??
We hope so!
Her accent is great. Schooled in America?
Her father, Radoslaw Kuczynski is a successful manager/CEO, when Maja was 1 her family moved to Munich, Germany then again to Paris when she was 6, then after a year her father became Deputy CEO of a big bank in Ukraine, then, after another 3 years, they moved again to Prague when Maja was 11 only to come back to Poland when she was 13. So big chunk of her childhood (1-13) was abroad, in many different countries and she attended english-speaking schools (no point learning a local language if you move every few years). On top of that those were most likely the best available schools as her parents were well off. I hope that explains it briefly. And kinda shows her extraordinary life started early.
@@EuropeanLordI guess you need that kind of money to be able to afford spending most of your time in a wind tunnel.