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ugulamugula

ugulamugula

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Mar 25, 2026
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How important is it if it´s e.g. gras, concrete, water etc.?

Would Jumping from about 15m on gras kill you? And is there some kind of technique you could use to maybe land on your head
 
Bishop

Bishop

People die the way they lived
Mar 24, 2024
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Kevin Hines jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge, 67 meters, from the roadway to the water and he survived. Google his name and read it yourself.
 
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ugulamugula

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Mar 25, 2026
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Kevin Hines jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge, 67 meters, from the roadway to the water and he survived. Google his name and read it yourself.
And what about solid ground?
 
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I knew I forgot to do something when I was 15...
Mar 26, 2024
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Unfortunately jumping is tricky. As said above, people have survived jumping from the Golden Gate bridge (which in theory should not be survivable) yet people also die from a short fall at home. Ground absolutely matters. You can survive falling out of a plane if you land on grass or trees/brush. 15m onto grass will most likely leave you injured but alive unless you get lucky with the landing.
 
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yearned

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Apr 23, 2026
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15 meters is nowhere near enough imo. best case scenario depending on your landing you could paralyze yourself.
 
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Front Back

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Apr 27, 2026
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It's important cause the ground is the one that kills. Even a bush could slows you enough to survive a 40 m fall (With luck). Head for empty, solid patches of land, get high enough and dive like you do swimming pool
 
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