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15 Comments
eric3579says...That's gonna leave a mark.
PlayhousePalssays...Breathless!
Fantomasjokingly says...Something tells me they didn't measure that at all.
ulysses1904says...In these videos they always say "are you okay?" before the pain receptors have even had a chance to respond.
dannym3141says...Could have easily torn both quads there..
SFOGuysays...And ACLs, and MCLs, and gastrocs, and many, many fun things.
Could have easily torn both quads there..
Zawashsays...In short - *eia
And ACLs, and MCLs, and gastrocs, and many, many fun things.
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (Eia) - requested by Zawash.
Paybacksays...I don't know, sounds like he might get some pity sex.
In short - *eia
Zawashjokingly says...Depends on which bodyparts that cushioned the blow...
I don't know, sounds like he might get some pity sex.
ChaosEnginesays...The thing with jumps like this is that you always need more speed than you think you do.
If you're approaching the jump and you think you're going too fast, you're probably at about the right speed.
In general, overshooting is preferable to undershooting
StukaFoxsays...Yeah, in the snowbank.
That's gonna leave a mark.
nachopantssays...I am absolutely terrible at golf for this exact reason; among others.
The thing with jumps like this is that you always need more speed than you think you do.
If you're approaching the jump and you think you're going too fast, you're probably at about the right speed.
In general, overshooting is preferable to undershooting
Khufusays...This isn't always the case, I had a friend who hit a jump on a ski hill with too much speed... he cleared the slope and landed on the flat below. Snapped his left femur, *cringe*.
The thing with jumps like this is that you always need more speed than you think you do.
If you're approaching the jump and you think you're going too fast, you're probably at about the right speed.
In general, overshooting is preferable to undershooting
ChaosEnginesays...Yeah, done that (the landing on the flat, not the broken femur). That sounds pretty unpleasant.
I still stand by my statement though, especially in the case of something like this where you're trying to clear an obstacle. It's a lot easier to scrub off a bit of speed at the last minute than to accelerate to clear the road!
This isn't always the case, I had a friend who hit a jump on a ski hill with too much speed... he cleared the slope and landed on the flat below. Snapped his left femur, *cringe*.
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