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Комментарии
@zbubby1202
@zbubby1202 Месяц назад
Your commentary in this video is a perfect representation of the way I talk to myself vs. the way I talk to other people lol.
@TomP-nw4wu
@TomP-nw4wu 2 месяца назад
4-way RW rocks!
@TomP-nw4wu
@TomP-nw4wu 2 месяца назад
Door!
@estebanmejia9989
@estebanmejia9989 2 месяца назад
that's a real coach!
@MaxMorris-God
@MaxMorris-God 3 месяца назад
The Sky at the end 💖
@gordslater
@gordslater Год назад
pretty sure he held on it that long just to make you sweat :)
@nathansumner5905
@nathansumner5905 Год назад
Where did this happen?
@Rubin5342
@Rubin5342 Год назад
I always think about learning to jump and then I see one of these and I put it off for another year or so. So far, It gives me a really good feeling about my safety. //ji
@haraldhasthi3171
@haraldhasthi3171 Год назад
Imagine THAT kick
@monsteradeliciosa6845
@monsteradeliciosa6845 2 года назад
This guy sounds just like my instructor 🥹
@FGuilt
@FGuilt 2 года назад
I couldn't do instructor. Feels like way too much responsibility. I don't like responsibility.
@michaelpocrnich953
@michaelpocrnich953 2 года назад
Say what...? Lol!
@kevinb5436
@kevinb5436 2 года назад
think this is in zephyr hills. jumped here 5 times. great!
@dickfitswell3437
@dickfitswell3437 2 года назад
Like he could hear you
@tokinabo
@tokinabo 2 года назад
Instuctors use coms gear to stay in touch with students. In theory, he could hear him..
@malcolmkeith816
@malcolmkeith816 2 года назад
jesus that was low af
@michaelsage74
@michaelsage74 2 года назад
Scott I could literally feel the fear in your voice.😱
@antipropo461
@antipropo461 2 года назад
Watched a young woman under a streaming round main cut away so late,the reserve inflated and she landed. To be fair(a little bit) the cut away was with the dreaded Capewell system. She later died in a skydiving accident. Watche a static line student all but bounce, total on main(static line disconnected),wasted altitude "cutting away the main" which of course was still in the container. Static line student at our club bounced(another total,no reserve deployment) and walked away. The point is students sometimes have brain locks,but it emphasises the need to constantly review emergency procedures.
@_Absolute_Mayhem_
@_Absolute_Mayhem_ 2 года назад
Nicely done, Scott.
@normsimpson2342
@normsimpson2342 3 года назад
And that boys and girls, is why you spend a lot of time learning to Pack you're own Chute....
@monologi2000
@monologi2000 3 года назад
That was an aad or him?
@davidhamilton1446
@davidhamilton1446 4 года назад
Did he want him to cut away? ;)
@knownaswoolf3718
@knownaswoolf3718 4 года назад
cut it awaaaayyyy
@bungaraya6082
@bungaraya6082 4 года назад
Tak faham. Apa sebenarnya berlaku
@bbs5400
@bbs5400 4 года назад
He cut way too late.. he could of been hundred of feet higher under that reserve. Guy got lucky. Hope he was later taught that he needs to be under a functioning chute before 2k feet, whether that's the main or reserve. If you can't sort it out before 2k feet, cut it
@gollo978
@gollo978 3 года назад
You're right, but in this case i was struggeling with cutting away. Lost almost 800feet after i decided to cut before i was able to do it. Next time i will use two hands to pull cut away handle, not only one ;)
@jumpmasterjm
@jumpmasterjm 4 года назад
I've had those kind of days. :D :D
@user-Shura34rus
@user-Shura34rus 4 года назад
😨 как страшно быть инструктором
@hrishavv
@hrishavv 4 года назад
i think instructor and student should use windcanceling microphone to communicate mid air if possible
@boufie9997
@boufie9997 4 года назад
"Cut it away!" "WHAT?' "Cut It Away!!" "WA-WHAT?' "CUT IT AWAY!" "UH...WHAT?' "CUT IT AWAY NOW!!!" ...SKYDIVER #2 HAS LEFT THE CHAT...
@jazzochannel
@jazzochannel 4 года назад
cut the malfunctioning main parachute away, mkay?
@retroreuse
@retroreuse 4 года назад
That is funny, I love the instructor's voice getting more and more stressed. I bet he got a lecture on emergency procedures afterwards? :-D LOL! Did he get a beer fine for first chop?
@ericvanhuyneghem5664
@ericvanhuyneghem5664 4 года назад
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@trollmcclure1884
@trollmcclure1884 4 года назад
what if the second chute has a malfunction? 🙂
@galt820
@galt820 4 года назад
They very rarely do. That's why you have to have your reserve packed by a certified rigger. If it does happen you have to work your ass off to try and handle it. The worst that usually happens with a reserve are some line twists and you can get those out pretty easy unless you're in a spin.
@honcrf
@honcrf 4 года назад
All right cool you got your 1 out of a couple thousand odds out of the way. Pack em up let's go again.
@kiwibirdnotfruit
@kiwibirdnotfruit 4 года назад
I'm not sure he was clear enough.
@murphyking79
@murphyking79 4 года назад
I didn't realize how fast you guys went from air to ground with a failed chute. Real eye opener!
@justingould2020
@justingould2020 4 года назад
They don't call it a "high speed malfunction" for nothing.
@miron195
@miron195 4 года назад
Even if you pay me a million $ OR € i'll not do that but it's look awesome feeling.
@jonramsay5123
@jonramsay5123 4 года назад
Every time I think about starting my AFF I see something like this... is there nothing but problem jumps on youtube? or are these problems just that common?
@ipodhty
@ipodhty 4 года назад
People only post videos that are interesting, so bad shit gets posted much more
@KappaPune
@KappaPune 4 года назад
I want friends like him...
@cian4380
@cian4380 4 года назад
This is in the comedy section
@Airsport1961
@Airsport1961 4 года назад
All most never happens. I have more than 5000 Skydive’s 2 reserve rides solo and 1 reserve on a tandem jump.
@jeffjames3111
@jeffjames3111 4 года назад
Considering AFF and that makes me feel much, much better, thank you
@dx-xb
@dx-xb 3 года назад
This comment was a massive help regarding my next AFF
@BWS952
@BWS952 7 месяцев назад
have you suffered any injuries? broken legs, ankles, back?
@jamespolucha6911
@jamespolucha6911 4 года назад
Does that happen often
@theraceanalystphdprovingha4119
@theraceanalystphdprovingha4119 4 года назад
Don't jump toward propellers dude...
@donalmclaughlin6394
@donalmclaughlin6394 4 года назад
Jesus Christ.
@andreewseymour314
@andreewseymour314 4 года назад
Catgory: *COMEDY*
@chriswilson8062
@chriswilson8062 4 года назад
Yeah, this is why I'll never do this. I would have shit myself.
@jsmariani4180
@jsmariani4180 4 года назад
"I'm afraid to cut away as I might die. I'm afraid to not cut away as I might die." Maybe I'll let the ground decide - almost in this case.
@wernerkujnisch6389
@wernerkujnisch6389 4 года назад
Being a pilot, I would never jump out of a perfectly good airplane ... LOL.
@Airsport1961
@Airsport1961 4 года назад
U don’t know what you are missing!
@airindiana
@airindiana 4 года назад
As a other pilot, I’d say... terrifying shit like this? 😂
@ronjohnson9507
@ronjohnson9507 4 года назад
Have you ever seen a jump plane? Most of them I've seen are barely airworthy.
@DannyMillerFS
@DannyMillerFS 2 года назад
As someone who worked on jets in the Navy, and then became a skydiver afterwards, I can say there is nothing more true than the line “there’s no such thing as a perfectly good airplane”. Blue skies!
@gstar1309
@gstar1309 4 года назад
That brings back memories...I had to use my reserve twice in the twelve jumps I did in Temora in NSW whilst attempting to get my A licence... I can understand why he delayed. Sometimes you wait for things to improve and the situation fix itself, way after the "check canopy " .. Glad to see it all worked out...👍
@andrewfleming6487
@andrewfleming6487 4 года назад
Glenn Hart who the hell is packing the chutes at Temora........? That’s gotta be a statistical anomaly ..?
@dustoffmedic71
@dustoffmedic71 4 года назад
Andrew Fleming that’s what I was thinking!
@antipropo461
@antipropo461 2 года назад
@@andrewfleming6487 From my second jump(static line round main) I packed my main(after passing a packing test) always packed my own square.
@kolddk
@kolddk Год назад
"I had to use my reserve twice in the twelve jumps I did in Temora".................... DAAAAAAMMMNNNN!!!
@bobsullivan5714
@bobsullivan5714 4 года назад
The student gets a "A" for this. BUT, so do his instructors.....The student did THE RIGHT THING WHEN HE NEEDED TO DO IT!...... This is not as easy as it sounds.....There is a panicky little thought in the background saying, "Hey, a fucked up chute is better than none at all. Don't cut it away!" Respect to the student for his self-mastery. This is not as easy as it sounds when it is time to trust your training. Anyone in a high risk activity knows this.....Anyone else can just guess......
@somecharactersnotallowed1319
@somecharactersnotallowed1319 4 года назад
I remember watching this before my first skydives and thought, "geez, what a noob... that would never happen to me". Welp... it did, in one of my early AFF jumps. Started spiraling like this and hesitating trying to figure out what the fuck to do. I cut away around 3K feet after spiraling atleast 15 seconds. This was 30 minutes after an instructor was telling me he had never cutaway in 4,000 skydives. So i was thinking back like.... "am i doing something wrong? Can I correct this??" They were tension knots.
@bobsullivan5714
@bobsullivan5714 4 года назад
@@somecharactersnotallowed1319 After 5 hours in Ground School before my first jump, I was almost disappointed when I didn't have to kick/rotate my way out of a collapsed end cell. I remember being so surprised when I looked up at that big beautiful 380 sq. ft. Goliath Sport Chute that I almost forgot to reach up and pull my risers loose..... The first jump....MAN, WHAT A RUSH!
@helpdeskjnp
@helpdeskjnp 4 года назад
I remember grabbing my toggles and terrified that if I let them go I wouldn’t be able to get them back, like they’d fly out and away. Scared the crap out of me.
@el90skid32
@el90skid32 4 года назад
some characters not allowed what do u mean tension knots?
@respond_code3
@respond_code3 2 года назад
@@somecharactersnotallowed1319 why were you spiraling? I've never jumped. Considering it though. I was thinking the same. What's the chance of this happening in a AFF course.. who packs the reserve? Are those packed from the factory? Or they could be packed by anyone I assume. Like if someone previously needed to use it. If the main fails I have a feeling I'd hesitate to cut away hoping for a hard landing I'll survive as opposed to cutting away and oopsie. The reserve fails too.
@andrewr4792
@andrewr4792 4 года назад
Actually, I was more concerned with his in-air stability and body position. This is why I think the USPA should mandate wind tunnel training before a student enrolls in a first jump AFF program.
@NathanKull
@NathanKull 4 года назад
Not everyone has wind tunnels nearby. They are becoming more common than they were not long ago but mandating that time now would still be a bad move.
@TraceMalin
@TraceMalin 4 года назад
I quit skydiving after several jumps because the process felt rushed to me. I met a stuntman skydiver who was a firm believer that you should become very proficient at indoor body flight and packing before you do your first AFF.
@andrewr4792
@andrewr4792 4 года назад
@@TraceMalin I wholeheartedly agree with him.