why it doesn't work 

Cover the chair in water for extra protection

Just mlg clutch with water bucket

Be careful, because if you're on a serious rp server, the admins might tell you that is fail rp and ban immediately.

Didn’t work, noclipped 10 feet into the ground. I think they patched it

@@user-wl1ph1hb2vYeah, now the animations maintain your momentum… _buuut_ it added a new bug that allows you to infinitely stack upward momentum by jumping and sitting down the instant you get off the chair

Strength and toughness aren't the same thing, something could be strong but still be easily broken.

then you just need an extremely heavy chair and very powerful legs

@@tylerschannel Only to an extent. A mechanism that puts out a lot of force needs to be able to withstand that force to exercise it in the first place. There's a reason they make heavy machinery out of steel and not glass

Yeah, the chair does nothing here

@@tylerschannelIf you want to jump off a falling chair, you would need to counteract Earth’s gravitational and the chair’s acceleration. Assuming the building is 50 meters tall, and the person weighing 75 kg, we can assume that the amount of acceleration that the chair has when it is 1m off the ground is 9.18 m/s2, giving that the amount of acceleration you need to create to jump off the chair is >19 m/s2. Assuming you went to leg day everyday, you can generate about 30 m/s2, you would start decelerating at 10 m/s2 but since your just 1m off the ground it is way to late. So that means you are correct, it wouldn’t likely make sense difference, unless you jumped earlier and had superhuman powers.

Superhero landing

Asura moment

parry the ground

Legs broken: 2

Ironically, this actually works (kinda)

If that was the case, then I would just turn off fall damage.

Wait…WHAT? Really-…?

Just type /gamemode c, and everything will be fine

Sound like skill issue

It's not 1:1 but basically yeah. If you could jump 10 stories you would likely be able to withstand a slightly higher fall.

@@SuLokifyalso the chair would have to be strong enough to withstand a jump that can jump 10 stories without exploding

@@misbahahmed6997 that's true, however my comment was talking about jumping and withstanding the force of a fall with no chair involved

Is it possible to learn this ability?

@@pescando not from a jedi

Ah yes, jump to outer space where there is no gravity

Why you should never skip leg day 🦵🦵🦵

234 likes and no comments? I'll fix this

@@TheProplays850please actually say something useful instead of this obnoxious comment. Contribute something in your life for once

If you're unlucky!

plato’s been real silent since this one

​@@TheProplays850Fix my ass

No, you might gain *some* height, and most importantly *some* upward momentum. After all, what kills you isn't height, it's the sudden deacceleration. Now, what he said in the video is that "it will be marginal". So, there will be some effect, just not nearly enough to survive.

​@@blackog7820Why's the deacceleration that kills you? I mean, why do we break when falling from great heights too?

​@cmtm4880 we die when we touch the floor..... its like how nets work by decreasing the deacceleratiom

​@cmtm4880 extreme blunt force trauma aside, your insides are not a single rigid object.

@@cmtm4880 Think about this: What is really "a hit", a punch, a kick, or being by a really fast volleyball. Also, obviously it's not the same being it by a punch that moves slow, 0,1m per second, than one fast that goes 10m per second. All the different types of blunt damages are the same, a force that suddenly touches a part of your body that couldn't really tolerate it's magnitude. The bigger the force, the bigger the chance of breaking that part of your body. Now, in the case of a falling, you have a lot of downward momentum. Meanwhile, the floor doesn't like to be moved downward, he's really cozy staying right there. But you cannot keep your downward movement unless the floor moves down too. So what does he do? He applies a force to you to stop you from going down in an instant. Your body is just like a bridge. Too much weight on top of it, and it will sooner or later break apart.

I think there was a character who had a similar ability to this from JOJO S2

Catch The Rainbow

Like one of those paths at the end of those old Roblox obbies

​@@mr_pigman1013 Oh yeah. My personal favorite was blocking the path of other players trying to finish the obby with my path. Lol

​@@kokorochacarero8003 Blackmoore is goated

Cloud in a bottle

spring shoes

horseshoe

swordigo mc passive

I wanna be the guy

Lmao

That was the first thing that came to my mind ... press z just before touching the ground

But you could theoretically spread it out over a longer time

@@cara-seyun not really though. it would be extremely difficult and maybe even impossible to prolong the time of collision between you and the chair without any other external forces in the system.

@@anonymouscheesepie3768 big fluffy la z boy recliner chair, for maximum air resistance and weight

@@cara-seyun at that point you’d probably just be better off using it to cushion ur fall lol

@@anonymouscheesepie3768 so long as you don’t kick it to the side, it still will cushion your fall

Smh, he doesn’t know that I secretly designed my chair to work like a parachute

They're not, they're just explaining why it wouldn't work

Thats still taking it somewhat seriously, I think

@@amogamogus9595 I disagree

@@ZoofyZoof eh fair enough

they just want to think why it didn't work, curiosity is a good thing

The issue is your legs can absorb much more kinetic energy than they can produce. Your legs could survive a two story fall but you’d be hard-pressed to jump two stories high

Your gut is wrong.

​@@PolishBehemoth Your gut's fake.

Weak “let’s calculate it out” physicist vs Chad “my gut says” physicist

Whiplash would kill you. They tested this on mythbusters

... how would you learn them without someone teaching you

⁠@@-Teague-because they’re observable.

@@crustykeycap5670 great idea, let's all spend our whole lives rediscovering the laws of physics number by number... For no reason.

It depends on the fall height I think

@@IluminousOne-9.7.2 yeah you'll need adequatly deep buckets but i dont think you wouldn't need more than 5 meters to not hurt yourself if falling from a height that's safe for jumping into water

surface tension

@@kiwi_2_official ?? Yes water has surface tension like any other liquid too, what about it?

@@k.a.8725 stupid

That is why you jump with force equivalent to 1/2 your fall.

You mean friction or what?

@@norbertnagy5514 yeah by friction

You'd flip

And use a ladders to press yourself against it, like a makeshift elevator.

Landing on your neck does not spare your collar bone. COLLISION HURTS WHERE THE SUDDEN STOP HAPPENS .

@@Mikewee777 I guess you don't get the pun

Just now fam? 😮

Please tell me you're joking

Plus you’d have less than a second to react

It was confirmed in one of the comics at some point.

_"It’s just not."_

@@Orange_Swirl “ _why not you stupid bastard?!_ “

Purchase [ noun ] :3_ a strong hold on something with the hands or feet, for example when you are climbing. SYNONYM: grip

@@tylerschannel i see thanks

Same issue just putting the pressure on your arms instead of your legs