abirbul60024
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- Feb 17, 2024
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usually when you hang yourself, you jump forwards from the chair, what if you jump backwards? does it affect anything?
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Since you really want the rope to be behind your head so even pressure is applied, stepping off forward is easiest.
I would not actually jump. That will put a heavy load spike on the rope and tie-off point. No reason to invite a failure when you have gotten to that point in your plan.
Be focused on success. Ease off the chair.
I would not actually jump. That will put a heavy load spike on the rope and tie-off point. No reason to invite a failure when you have gotten to that point in your plan.
Be focused on success. Ease off the chair.
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