I jumped from a bridge ~21m high and no one told me to stiffen my buttocks. Water literally bursted trough my anus, it hurt actually. Everything else was fine. Really good and informative video. Would like it more if I saw it few years ago 😃
Once you enter the water your legs would go up automatically and you would go deep into the pool. Make sure you have enough air in your lungs. Once you're in the water, let your body stabilise and then you can start swimming up.
When I was 5 years old, my Dad held me tight, and we went off the 10 meters platform, hit bottom of pool, and released me.....after that, I went off the highest platform every chance I got, and without Dad's help! I was never afraid of deep waters from then on.
I’ve only done about 4 meters, and I get scared even then. I don’t know how people can do anything higher than that! Also I never do anything professional, I just step off and hope for the best XD
Used to do parkour back in the day. It's hard to achieve at first but generally speaking, if you are low, you wanna rotate fast so jump, pulls both knees to chest and you can grab them with your hands, when you wanna slow down just let go (extend yourself). If you stay tight and curled up all the way to you will over rotate. When going higher it's less time you need to curled up, sometimes even just a notch and that's all you need. Even higher no need to bend the knees unless you wanna go for a double, otherwise you wanna do an extenden backflip. Good thing about that is that you can correct mid air by pulling your legs toward the chest. So wanna do a backflip standing or a running forwards jump then backflip pull your knees to the chest, jump high up and a bit off the platform ( if not high enough like 30cm I think 1ft) higher than that no need to jump up just a little bit off and 3m or 10 ft don't curl up, you'll over shoot, that's where the extended flips come to play. Practice make perfect, start low and climb your way up. Remember knees to the chest, the tighter you are the faster you'll rotate, wanna slow down just loosen up. Hope somehow this helps, cheers mate
I did diving when I was 10-15, including some figures up to 7.5m. Then for long time nothing, started a bit cliffdiving when I was 20-25 from heights between 5-10m. The way you teach this is very good, exactly how we learned it at school. I did a dive like this about 15 years ago from a 25m bridge, that was probably the highest I did. But now, I wouldn't do this again, I'm not trained anymore, and too old for that 😁
I used to jump from 15 metres without any knowledge or technique. Burned my back some times, did well some times. Wish I was a teen again and could go climb rocks with friends for some painful experiments 🤣🤣
I always had problems jumping straight into the water. So I simply did some splash dives up to 13m or 40 feet. Sometimes it did hurt a little bit, but I never had the problem of an uncoordinated landing 😂
He did to cause some ripples onto water surface, so he can visually see the surface. Without it, it is very hard or impossible to locate the water surface.
I hate jumping into the water because I always get a ton of water up my nose and down my throat. Also, I think it would’ve been important for you to mention that it’s possible to break your neck from a high jump if you jut out your chin. And how do you protect your nuts?
My highest dive was from 3m. The local pool didn't have a higher platform. This I can also do head first. But when I came to other pools at later age I avoided higher platforms. With your instruction I would have tried, but at that time there was no RU-vid... and my top internet at home speed was 64kbit/s...
Very usefull video . About how not to get water in the nose : My tecnique is to seal my nose with my upper lip and very slouly exhae throu the nose . You may look funny but you wont get any watter in the nose .
Diving coaches can be terrible sometimes. They will tell a person who has never dived from a height to keep their body straight and look in front of them. That easily leads to the person rocking back and landing on their butt or lower back. It happened to me too. Only later did I learn that it helps to look down slightly for at least the first half of your fall to see where you are going,
I cannot believe how much guts it takes for these guys to do this, I once abseilied down waterfalls in Nepal, and I went down a 45-50m waterfall, I felt so so high, and that was with protection. The guy that jumped from 58 really is a super pro, and his fear of heights isn’t existent at all
I jumped from about 3-4 meters into only like 1 meter of water. Maybe less. I did a cannonball and slowed down just enough where my butt hit the ground, but it didn't injure me. Not advisable, but I had no other way down the mountain.
I slammed flat on my back for a 5 meter cliff and it didn't even hurt that much...I don't get this "ExTrEmElY pAiNfUl" crap...don't listed to anyones bullshit just jump and make sure u don't land flat on ur stomach or back and that's it case closed
Never done any jumps into a swimming pool other than 1 meters, so I was terrified when I did it this weekend from 5 and 7.5 meters! Didn't know how to jump and had no sense of feeling how I was entering the water, but I know from the 7m I did a whiplash motion with my neck upon entering water, and immediately felt something was wrong from the pain in my neck and slight headache. Note to self: don't overdo it before you know how to jump!
Let ppl know you're throwing that object in the still pool to break up surface tension. Usually on diving competitions, they'll have a spray of water directed where the divers are supposed to enter the water.
I trained with the Irish Navy in Cork and we did the jump different , we were told to hold our nose with 1 hand and cross over the other hand and hold on to your top so as to strengthen your hold which in turn stops water going up your nose, and when you just as you said just step off button straight in front of you, I have done it that way some many times and it works perfect , I will give your way a go for sure
where was this video when i did a front flip from 10 meters and went in the water chest and face first.... really nice, fun and educational video. thank you
Fucking hell why do people not understand that they cant just step off and close their eyes and stay in the same position the whole time its pretty fucking obvious
Dude thank you for your videos, I have been sick and laying in bed for a week now and that has done something to me! I used to be really really scared of jumping of 3 meters. This summer I was standing up there like 2 times and climbing the ladder back down. You know what my fear is? Getting an A+ Nose Rinse and the feeling of falling. But I'll watch your videos and as soon as I am fit again- you'll see me diving off the 3 baby meters! I feel so motivated and encouraged! I feel ready to feel the feeling of falling. Even if its just the 3 meters. Fears are funny when you face them and I can't wait
Could be a future idea to explain everything you do to avoid confusion. The one thing in this video was the throwing down stuff on the surface before jumping. Even if its somewhat self explanatory something should be said about it. Other than that, thanks for great content.
4:00 Looks so... *not* high. 😂 But then I see the 3m tower and I'm like... God! How will look like from above. 😨 Yes! Please make a video about how to jot get water in your nose. I always wear a mask which goes over mouth *and* nose. I can't even dive into water from 0 meter without strength and I still get water on nose.
One time I tried to dive for the first time head first and when I hit the water my head went to the side and I got a headache instantly on top of that my shorts almost came off so I was pulling my shorts up under water while having a headache and I couldn't see😭 (I'll never dive again I know that much)
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