Full Suspension

[tynki]

Is it really that bad? or we as society make it seem like is going to hurt?
was searching for info but almost all info we have here is about partial suspension

 

[casss]

people are more interested in partial because it has a lot going for it - it's apparently painless and can make you unconscious in a matter of seconds if done right. but doing it right is pretty hard for some people, and takes a lot of practice. there are also a lot of diffferent ways you can go about it.

full on the other hand seems like a last resort kinda thing, at least it is for me. if everything works out right you should be unconscious pretty quickly, so there's that, and i know technically it's probably harder to mess up than partial, but it's still pretty scary. i haven't quite managed to find a way to compress my carotid ateries yet during partial, and the idea of still not being able to do that even during full, and having to put up with the exploding head pressure with no way to save myself is terrifying.