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WHY YOU SHOULD NOT FLY A ONESIE (at least not yet)
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- Опубліковано 29 бер 2021
- In the last 5 years, the onepiece trackingsuits have become extremely popular in basejumping, and it's understandable: they are fast, performant, fun and easy to fly.
Yet, I think they are not suitable for beginners because they introduce wingsuit piloting problematics in the tracking environment. I am afraid that the urge of beginners to get a onesie will lead to more incidents and accidents, which is why I recommend doing a few seasons of two piece tracking before going for a bigger suit.
In this video I'm explaining a few of the problems that can be encountered by people who underestimate the dangers of tracking big lines because I'm hoping to bring awareness and encourage a slow and serious progression. However, this is not an instructional video and it doesn't contain all the information you need to begin onepiece: make sure you inform yourself and you get coaching or mentoring before throwing yourself from a cliff.
I'm aware that the video is a bit long so I hope you all make it until the end and learn something with it!
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Legend! Thanks for a great vid. I've got 31 jumps in my 2 piece, booked in for a BASE course a year from now and will be cranking out a bunch more skydives in it between now and then. 450 skydives total. Will keep a lot of this in mind with my progression as time goes on. Cheers!
Sometimes when it's really windy I hold my jacket up above my head. In all seriousness I actually catch some sick wind doing that. My girlfriend hates it but I'm a pretty extreme mf. I think I'm ready to progress.
I’ll mentor you 😅
I'll never do BASE, but your advice and perspective are so, so relevant even for skydiving. Thank you for reminding me to learn to solve simpler problems while having fun, before moving onto more complex ones! Time to get some coaching (:
You will if you find out you're terminally ill.
Thanks for this valuable advices!! everyone who is starting on this adventure should see this.
You rock! Nothing but real advice. Good job! Some people only hear themselves or the guy trying to make fun of them when they have no relative judgement of your experience...your spider plants in the background(as I've been told they are) look great. Its takes time and experience to make them love you and grow. Kinda like progression through flying your body.
I think the amount of people flying 1-piece suits now, who are probably only average (or worse) in 2-piece tracking, is insane!
The rush to big suits and wingsuits from cliffs seems highly affected by ego, keeping up with the crowd, just a general feeling of trying to get ahead in the game! I think the issue is more fuelled by skydiving rather than being solved by it!
It’s a great video but probably the people who need the advice most, will be the ones who ignore it.
It’s like pissing in the wind.
I don’t say all this in a self righteous sense, cos I’m a big believer in an attitude of letting people go as hard as they want and do whatever the fuck they want to in base... I just think it’s important that a person is aware and informed when they choose their path.
So in that sense, very well done David 👍
Great video David, I agree with everything you said and I am also so glad that I had the fun flying 2 piece and later early onepieces in the past!
Franchement excellent David, très bonne vidéo 🤘
J'espère te revoir bientôt 🥳😎😘
Buying a one piece right now! Thanks
Send me your order, safety doesn't apply if I can make some cash!
@@davidlaffarguebasejump haha shit aint that the truth. See ya soon hopefully again
Very well done, I love the bicycle as a kid analogy and how you mention you will miss out on so much fun and necessary training with the two piece! Never rush into something like wingsuiting, it's better to take a step back and remember to enjoy each jump and to stay alive with excellent training through experience.
Where's the part where 2 piece suits help banging more girls ?
Thanks a lot for this video, advices and opinions from experienced jumpers are priceless.
I’m still trying to figure it out myself. I’ve been unsuccessful with two-piece and onesie... I hope the wingsuit gets me laid! I’ll keep you posted!
@@davidlaffarguebasejump Wingsuit Proximity is the way!! ; ) Tons of girls!
Really interesting video! I love you'r style of presentation and how you convey you'r content! Keep it on!
Now i want to sell the one-piece I just bought... probably need to practice more with a 2-piece... good shit, must watch.
You’re twopiece style is already taking you on wingsuit lines bro! Hahahah!
Josh Nicholls was a magician in his two piece.
Exactly why he’s on the BFL
@@expeditionbasset Its just the nature of the sport. There was a seven month span where Alex Polli, Uli Emanuele, Dario Zanon, Laurent Bes and Graham Dickinson died. Those guys were all top notch. Absolutely, Nicholls pushed it a bit far, but what is safe in wingsuit BASE when you are one of the guys pushing the envelope?
@@everythingviral972 I respect where you're coming from here, but I don't believe that glorifying proximity tracking is sustainable for the sport of BASE. Josh Nicholls got away with murder on the regular. So did Graham, so did Uli. But it was nothing more than that, just getting away with it.
What should be glorified are guys like Chris Mcdougall, who've had long healthy careers with safety and sustainability at the forefront of their progression.
PS I really mean no disrespect to those that are fallen, I just don't think the future generations of BASE should strive to mow the lawn in their tracksuits
@@everythingviral972 can you explain to me what the reason was for this many elite athletes dying in such a short period? Were they neck and neck in their progression, and all reach an unconscionable level of risk in their progressions simultaneously?
@@expeditionbasset Douggs is so lucky to be alive...have you ever seen his talk about BASE safety? All of his friends are dead that he grew up jumping with. If you manage to see footage of his jumps from back in the day, you'll be amazed he made it through unscathed.
Definitely have saved lives with this one video.
Shit man this is a pretty good informative video hahaha now I feel like my old version of one piece suit is not enough
Thanks David!
Great video. This kind of information is way overdue. Thanks for taking the time to create it.
Très bon ! Va falloir faire une vidéo 2 piece alors pour donner envie aux gens d'en faire
In my oppinion the first clips show exactly, that more skydiving and tunnel experience would help a lot if you get unstable with big Trackingsuits, if you are able to fly youre suit in every direction, be it Headup or down or even slatos, layouts etc. These could have easily been avoided, also if you train on glide and get to know yore stallpoint as well. So I think youre point, that a few skydives are more than enough and the rest can be learned by just basejumping is pretty much wrong thats the same with wingsuits, learn every skill thats possible to acieve in the sky and than translate it to basejumping, even if you just need 20% of youre previous experience, this might change a near death jump to an easily correctet mistake. Bad exits could be avoided by ballon jumping or a lot of jumps in brento etc. too.
You missed my point: I never said that people should not skydive and that they can basejump instead: it's mandatory for my students to skydive a lot their trackingsuits before showing up to my course, and I believe that a solid skydive background is necessary.
I'm saying that the skydiving experience isn't enough and that you still need to respect a step by step progression in basejumping no matter the number of skydives: having skydive training doesn't mean you can take shortcuts.
Unfortunately I see people putting 95% of their energy in the skydive training and then cutting corners in base when that's precisely where the biggest difficulty is.
My sentence was here to illustrate the absurdity of people putting huge efforts into training for the easy part and then being oblivious to the biggest dangers.
Most people who's incidents are shown in the video have 1000+ skydives, and through the years I've seen people with 10000+ skydives screwing up because of lack of comprehension of the base environment. The ones that had the humility to consider themselves beginners in a new sport progressed through every step brilliantly thanks to their background, but the ones who thought the sky experience was enough and cut corners were reminded that they aren't invincible.
I encourage to maximize the training in both sports.
@@davidlaffarguebasejump I don’t engage in any of these sports (yet?) but I wanted to say you are very literate in English, bravo
trop trop trop intéressant, merci
What a great video! Both super informative and fun. Thank you!
Awesome buddy! My thoughts exactly :D You even gave me a little screen time. See you in Norway soon bro!
great video man, solid info. and hilarious to see Feral crashing into trees...again :D
David says you dont learn to ride a bike on a GSXR, aaaaaannndddddd hes right. bought my gsxr 600 as my first bike and wrecked a month and a half later. hopefully i learned from my mistake and something similiar wont happen when i start my base journey.
Thanks for the info!! 🍷 cheers
Needed this video
J'avais fait ma FJC en 2018 avec ce type(un bon mec) à 2:17, un an plus tard et tout just 60 sauts à son actif il sautait déjà avec la mutation. ..J'suis assez surpris de voir sa vidéo sur ta chaîne,..il me l'avait envoyé mais m'a demandé de ne pas la poster sur FB ou quoi "lol".
Ce jour là c'était son anniversaire en plus. En tout cas, à ce jour y m'semble qu'il se porte bien👍🏻.
Sympa ta vidéo, merci.
Je lui ai demandé si je pouvais la partager et il a gentiment accepté contre la garantie de rester anonyme.
J’ai demandé les autorisations à plein de gens pour les vidéos « carnage » car je pense qu’elles sont pédagogiques, et je remercie les quelques uns qui m’ont permis de les utiliser dans ce montage :)
Ça permettra peut être à d’autres de ne pas répéter les mêmes erreurs
love the wingsuit simpsons figure 😂
Great video. Thanks for the info.
C'est le genre de vidéo qui t'énerve quand tu vie à saint nazaire XD
Good vid David🙏🤙
Awesome video! keep going like that :)
Super intéressant!! Thanks !
I have a onesie from Strumpla! No experience required!
Merci pour cette vidéo on ne peut plus intéressante !! On va bouffer un peu de 2 pièces du coup !
Great video. Thoughts of squirrels Sumo 3?
Someone should link Chase Reinford this lol. His videos are fun to watch, I’ve been watching him when he was just diving off cliffs into water. He’s pushing super hard these days, his last uploadwas a double rope swing gainer rodeo.
Broken legs and 3 years on crutches learning how to walk again means no more fun for me, but I've been thinking.
To improve the good decision making, why not use VR/augmented reality?
If you do a skydive with a VR helmet you can visually fly a base route as a beginner that someone with more experience has flown and recorded. It would let people hone their decision making skills in a much safer environment and get debriefed when they screw up instead of hospital/morgue.
VR is not enough.
06:13 The time to overanalyze your base jump is before the jump.
Super video merci bcp!
Haha what was the advice given to the guy "landing" in the trees ans yelling "fuck David's advice" 😂
I will be attempting my FIRST wing suit BASE flight tomorrow. WITH NO prior EXPERIENCE
Congrats 👊 how did it go?
Merci ;)
Dommage qu'il n'y ai pas une traduction en français :(
I remember people flying the first generation of wingsuit and being exhausted after a skydive because you had to fly them ever second of the flight.
👏👏👏👏👏
Why don't they make the para cards different contrasting colours so you can see which way they are twisted up?
Great video! Thanks for that 👍
Which two piece suit would you recommend for a beginner skydiver with about 150 jumps? There are so many out there which make it a little difficult to choose.
Thanks again for the very nice video. 👍
Thanks for your feedback.
I am personally in love with the classic trackingsuit from Phoenix Fly and this is the one I require for my courses.
It’s an easy suit to fly, which performs great while being reasonably sized so you can still go wild with it and not be negatively affected by too much fabric.
I have flown all kind of two pieces from all brand, included bigger ones from PF, but my love still goes to the smaller version with which I had so much fun.
@@davidlaffarguebasejump thank you very much. I might get one for the season and I'll definitely have this in consideration. Thank you!
Hey very nice video bro!
What's your opinion about the new tracksuit from Squirrel? The ETMD 🧐
I can’t give an opinion without having tried it before.
The only info I have is from the promotional video like everyone else. And there the performance is nice.
That being said, all promotional videos are shot with experienced jumpers and I usually wait a year so I can watch how it performs in the hands of many average jumpers, only then I can formulate an opinion.
Overall, I’m really happy that manufacturers finally got interest into developing onepiece trackingsuits and trying new designs and I’m super excited every time a new product comes out.
@@davidlaffarguebasejump Thanks for replying mate! Totally agree with you!
Ayyy rooben, are you up for a leetle scoobah?
Awesome video Dave!
Bonjour David, bonne vidéo.. tu as quitté ton camion😋
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Imma just stick to jumping off from a helicopter/hot air balloon/plane. I do not want to be a pancake on the cliff.
👁
👍🙏🏻👍
Bon... j'achèterai pas du coup..
I thought all suits these days fly themselves automatically and start fast and stuff.
Squirrel Wingsuit.