Wingsuit Flying Over a Dam and Dam Wall
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- This is Brendan Weinstein, a 29 yr old wingsuit pilot, the mountain Brendan is flying down is Le Pleureur, located in Switzerland, and the dam is called Mauvoisin Dam.
Brendan said , he has been making this jump for 2 years with one goal, to build up enough speed, to buzz the lake and fly over the wall of the dam at the end, and it took him 28 flights to figure it all out.
Brendan runs the company BaseBeta which is dedicated to serving base jumpers, and has done roughly 1200 wingsuit flights, 700 base jumps, and 800 skydives and spent 2 years preparing for this flight with fellow jumpers.
I did a story in 2018 on Brendan Weinstein and since doing that story, Brendan came to me and asked if I would tell you about this flight.
Thanks for watching
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*1) Here is example of extreme wingsuit flaring (diving and pulling up)* - Thanks to *TheDownloader86* who found this for me, enjoy - vimeo.com/217519079
*2) How does the camera work looking back at him? I don’t see it attached* - The name of the camera he used was the GoPro Fusion 360 with a selfie stick. which removes the stick or makes it invisible.
Thanks! Flaring, alright.
Dude's are crazy.
Wonder why he didn’t keep going?
@@christopherrogers6961 Hershey Squirts.
@@christopherrogers6961 he may have burnt off all his speed pulling up, after that you have little option but to pull your chute.
The closest to actually flying the human will ever be for the moment!
What a rush that must be, they must feel like Superman! 😎
yea its called being suicidal... a guy tried to do this with a bridge and literally got cut in half...
He is dead apperantly
@@AB-wf8ek bruh I'm not sure exactly how quick getting cut in half is death wise. And with how high the mortality rate is for his sport think of how high the rate of injuries that ruin peoples lives are
I have no doubt the experience is unreal. I also have no doubt these individuals will never reach retirement age.
One of them Died, I think. Might be wrong tho, sad if it's true
They at least achieve their ultimate dream!
@@SuperSireBoyYT Name and link for proof?
@@pic18f452 someone else I'm this comment section said so, if it's wrong I will delete my reply
Not everybody wants or has to reach retirement age.
I've watched videos like this before only to find out afterward that: "Oh, that guy died a year later in a wingsuit crash". I don't wish that to happen to anyone but it is a major risk.
Unfortunately that very thing takes place in this video. The clip of the dude going thru the opening in the rock formation died not long after doing that stunt. Really sad and I'm surprised he used that clip and as an example. The guy was an absolute legend and one of the best
@@budman6137 Yes, I thought that clip looked familiar.
Death goes hand in hand with being the best base jumper/wing suit pilots.
Being the best you continually push the limits, until the limits push back.
@@budman6137 what happen? What thing did he crash into?
@@xiaomose7495 the earth, i think it is something called gravity
I love getting repeat business for new videos. Big plus was, it was actually a good video, doing something I have never seen before.
Thanks Brendan, keep up the flying :)
I’m a lifelong fan of Superman. What a wonderful feeling this must be.
yes me too, I was actually pissed off at the current superman movies how they did not use the superman theme song, when aquaman, wonder woman, flash, cyborg had to fight the resurrected superman for about 3 seconds when superman was fighting the flash, they used the old superman them, but that's it.
I love that Superman theme song. Superman Returns movie was good, they used it in all the right areas.
Handsome Nature I’m new for the channel , I love how you explain in your short videos
@@8IDKG7565 I am sure you are talking to me, yet you replied to Handsome nature instead, eitherway, thanks.
Wonder World I w̬̤̯a̬̤̯s̬̤̯ t̬̤̯a̬̤̯l̬̤̯k̬̤̯i̬̤̯n̬̤̯g̬̤̯ t̬̤̯o̬̤̯ y̬̤̯o̬̤̯u̬̤̯
And then Suddenly If U Get Hitted By a Big Rock
"Up there! Is it a bird?"
"Is it a plane?"
"Is it... a rug?"
"Kind of looks like a mattress to be honest."
"There's three of them."
"..."
"Should we stop drinking during lunch?"
"Yeah..."
I'd say stop doing shrooms at breakfast for that one, mate
Should we stop drinking at lunch?
No...we should start earlier.
Flying carpet....
"there's three" There are three. I don't get why this mistake is so common, even among otherwise highly educated people. It's as bad as saying "ain't."
@@annereilley4892 fine "there're three of them".
That’s one of the most amazing things I have seen, I’m so jealous, I’ve parachuted and flown in a microlight aircraft and thought they were great experiences, however this just blows away everything.
*The flight of these jumpers with their special suits and the camera shots is impressive. My congratulations to these jumpers who seem to be flying. Angel.*
Soon on Daily Dose of Internet:
"This wingsuit pilot managed to fly fast enough, so he generated enough lift and could fly over this dam."
I like that guy
Big cred to Brendan for this one! I've seen his dedication and known his skills by flying with him and It's fun to see how many people appreciate this project including me. He is a loyal and honest person. Sucks he is as competitive and stubborn as I which makes It a bit hard to hang out. Haha, but seriously. If he reads this comment I just want you to know I miss you, buddy!
wow, this one actually exceeded expectations. That dude is nuts.
Holy shit, that was DAM close.
oh and here come the puns, ok ok, who has something better?
Dam son that was exceptional flying?
@@WonderWorldYTC flying over a god dam wall
That'sa some special damn dam damitt to damn hell.
Man if he hit it it would have been a lot of Damage
Also why it is the top sport in the world that people get into dam trouble and die more at than any other.
That was beautiful! What an exilerating video! To see man fly like an eagle is completely amazing!
tbh a beautifully filmed controlled fall and lived to tell the tale. Amazing to see!! Stay safe 👍
This is so intense I cannot even wrap my head around this!
ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!🤟😲
The last thing wingsuit flyers want is to wrap their head around something.
LOL THAT is funny!
YEAH eli thought THAT too!!.
😂
@@jasonthomas2714 lol
I'm 56 and Skydived 3 times in my early 20's. If I was young I'd be all over this.
watching him fly over those jagged rocks was painful
He may have had some surface effect to help just before the climb over the dam wall. Absolutely crazy stuff no matter how it’s done! Love it!
In an airplane,,,, it's called thrust. In a wing suit,,,,, it's called skill!
So, I decided to go for a bike ride today. I jumped a small ditch on my way back.
Wow! That's amazing. Did you film it and post it on youtube? That sounds better than this video.
Baby steps 🚶♂️
You go girl !
Oh yeah? Well i rollerbladed.... BACKWARDS. 😅
Whoa, I played Halo 3. Then I got up and got a soad outta the fridge.
I just got the main song in this video and have been dying to use it somewhere, but it's so loud I could not use it as a background song.
But I really liked it, so I was happy I could finally use it in a video.
The music was a huge part of it!
@@judylind5105 I seriously just wanted to play the whole 3 minute song over the video, but I compromised and just used 1.20 of it. I really like that song, sounds so powerful to me.
@@WonderWorldYTC that's a good song
@@rimquelsiret yes i just happen to stumble across it, and was hooked right away.
@@WonderWorldYTC really good video
I've seen numerous wingsuit videos and never really considered that with such a steep glide ratio, one could muster enough lift to actually ascend. Super Cool.
No one is talking about the people who fly next to him to film. Just like the sherpas who climb Mt. Everest once a week.
Just like no one is talking about the guys that made your PC/phone or the the guys providing you with water and electricity right now.
Try to keep the virtue signaling to a minimum.
You discredit Sherpas those men are in a category all by themselves and that's all there is to it there aren't any others like them anywhere else in the world
see you hit a sensitive spot. hhahhahahaha.
Those guys didn’t fly at water level and then up and over the dam. That was the whole schtik here
Spoken like someone whos got zero grasp of the sport.
1990: "in 2020 there will be floating houses and cars"
2020: "mattress jacket that flies' :)
I mean, thats kinda cool too
Dam... that was pretty cool. Thinking about the prep work, money and effort involved in doing that 28 times. The guy on the bridge must have been amazed.
There are some amazing 360VR videos of this you can try with just about any VR headset. I can't imagine what it would be like in real life.
Okay, I don't know if this was deliberate or not, but the first word in your post was hilarious. Well done.
Wingsuits achieve the ultimate wish in (almost) flying. Thrills are huge, sadly ever present risk of something going wrong at those speeds near rock 😢
Spectacular! Thank you! I kept watching it over and over!
yes so do I :)
Tanks for bringing this to the web!
Excellent!
Love the narration and the video. Hats off to Brendan.
imagine if they had to walk back to town from there, they probably got a helicopter ride.
I'm sure they built access roads to dams.
Wow. They have no fear. But what a result. I am amazed and pleased they filmed it that we can all share in his flight.
Brave, stupid, and some extremely skilled energy management. Awesome! (Also glad to hear he took 28 flights to plan that one; thats disciplined flying - long may he fly the crazy skies).
Wow... Very wonderful. It was my dream in my teens.. Now I am watching.. Even I dreamt sometimes..
2:02 the way he says "and the DAM" kills me
What he does is converting thrust for lift, or temporarily trading horizontal airspeed for a climb. This is the theory, but putting it into practice on a wingsuit is really impressive!
That was absolutely amazing....wow, great story.
Thanks Art, glad you liked it.
Most amazing. Seen many proximity flying over the years, but this one is special.
He is the one...
ha ha
*ohmygod*
The "chosen".. one. . .
Let's go!!!
There are many but most of the others are on the BASE fatality list, harsh but true.
Says Morpheus
I really, really NEED a wingsuit.
Incredible footage. Thank you.
I try this when I get close to lucid dreaming but always slowly float down hopping around like I’m on the moon. Still fun.
I always wondered if it was possible to fly horizontal and go up again without a propulsion. Here's my answer. Thanks, man, great video, great base jumpers.
Teacher:
Stop making paper aircrafts, you will never make it in life!
Brendan:
If they really were a teacher, they would’ve said: stop making paper aircraft...
Wow, first sort of jump like this without Red Bull logo’s on the gear!
You need to pay more attention. That's not true at all.
@@brokenwave6125 what do you mean, I don't see any Red Bull logo on Brendan in the footage, and it was not a Red Bull sponsored flight, it's just something he wanted to do.
guys calm tf down it was a joke
luka and me
You’re kidding right? Are you that sensitive? There’s literally no heated conversation taking place.
@@Sheridantank no im not fukin kiddin
I wish I had the courage to try this :( Looks like a lot of fun
A lot of them die doing this
Amazing, scary, and wonderful all in one! I would love to do this one day.
this was a dam good video, with a dam good flight. that dam hole he flew through was pretty dam nice . the dam was cool too.
you're dam right
Simply extraordinary superb wingsuit flying manoeuvres, thanks and regards from Pakistan.
I've seen wingsuit pilots go horizontal, during a water landing, and cardboard box landing. But I believe this is the first time I've ever clearly seen somebody go upward.
yes and no, those landing were not horizontal for long and they did not pull back up. and the water landing was fake. I will actually be doing a story on the box landing, waiting for him to answer some questions i emailed him.
@@WonderWorldYTC I never watched closely enough to that water landing! Ha!
I guess you're right about Connery - he doesn't really pull hard enough to level off before impact. I look forward to your episode about it!
i can show you a video where someone has flown upwards before
Wingsuits can indeed go up. Gaining speed in a dive and flaring to convert energy to altitude the current record stands at over 100m vertical gain.
@@sergeig685 I Agree. This is the same technique that experienced paraglider pilots use to land and glide very close to the ground for a long time. After flying over the dam, his speed was very slow and he would have quickly lost altitude.
And hats off to the unsung hero’s recording it
Respect goes to cameraman too who kept up.
Indeed! Even though he's at a much safer altitude, he needs to focus on flying AND filming.
I used to do that while snowboarding, and it's not easy at all. I can only imagine when your primary concern is keeping your airspeed, and not just catching an edge.
This is one of the most beautiful things I've seen in my life. RESPECT
With the performance of a sailplane, it is an easy job.... but with a wingsuit it is completely crazy!
Sting-
Scatman's World
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Babedi-babobeh-babopbedop-bababapi
Babedi-babobeh-popbopbedop-babobeh
Bopbopbedop-babobeh-popbopbedop-bababababehdi
I'm calling out from Scatland
I'm calling out from Scatman's World
If you wanna break free, you better listen to me
You've got to learn how to see in your fantasy
I'm calling out from Scatland
I'm calling out from Scatman's World
If you wanna break free, you better listen to me
You've got to learn how to see in your fantasy
If he had stalled his wings there he would have had a hard time not crashing into the wall.
@@mreese8764 That's what I wonder about; how often do these guys stall accidentally during an average flight? I just read about Johnny Strange's accident, but he was jumping off a cliff and apparently his wings didn't inflate properly at the very beginning of the jump. Once you are moving a 100mph or better, it seems like these suits become pretty stable.
Probably one of the best WS flyings ever made. Great work!
Contrary to popular believes, Wing-suits actually has greater lift than a glider. Otherwise, they would not be capable of carrying those balls.
🤣
🤠😆😁😄😃😀🤣🤙🏼”KUDOS”
Good one ☝️
Balls are fragile and vulnerable. It's a weird, sexist metaphor.
Doxie Lain thats funny so please keep your thoughts to your self.
@@doxielain2231 Sounds like you have some anger issues mate ;)
It's the camera operator that should be getting all the credit.
Camera operator gets props but only one of them gained altitude after flying below wall level
This can't be real. As someone with extreme fear of heights, I almost sh*t my pants watching this.
I have never seen this before
Absolutely intoxicating
Going to watch it again and again and again
alternate title: Wingsuit flying over a damn wall
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it Superman? No! he is Brendan Weinstein!.
Aka Superman XD
If you will feature me, maybe I will do this for my 80th birthday in 2 years. 😁
Please don't be so concerned about publicity: just do it ❤️😏
Wonderful ! Thank you 👍👍👍👍😀😀😀😀
Insane!
A bit lower and squashed like an insect on a windscreen...or dam wall!
This looks like ultimate freedom. Thanks for sharing
This is amazing and all, but I have to imagine the people that try this have a 50% chance of dying every time they fly.
If it was even 10% as dangerous as that, there would be none left. It even said in the vid that it took him 28 attempts to get it right.
@@thechumpsbeendumped.7797 I know for a fact they die very often. Just think about it, how often do skaters fall and hurt themselves? Do you see these guys surviving the tiniest error? Not saying it´s not unbelievably awesome btw, but it is for insane people.
@@botero01
It’s definitely only for an adrenaline junkies, but that wasn’t what you said. If it was 50/50 on every jump, on average most people would never make a third jump and some of these guys have done hundreds. It’s just a guess but I bet the death rate is significantly below 1%, not 50%.
@@botero01
You got me curious so I looked up the stats.
Fatality rates:
1, skydiving 1 death per 100,000 jumps,
2, BASE jumping 1death per 500-1000 jumps,
3, wing suit flying approx 1 death per 500 jumps.
So the death rate is about 0.02%, or 200x more dangerous than standard skydiving which is significant when you consider that to get training for wing suit flying the schools want you to have had 200 standard jumps first, meaning only skilled jumpers get to progress onto wings.
Edit,
That’s 0.2% not 0.02% 🤦🏻♂️
@@thechumpsbeendumped.7797 There´s many ways to "feel" the statistics you present. I´t s not a "dumb" thing to do, but it´s impossible not to see how easy it could be to die while doing this.
Crazy the Evolution of wingsuits and skills of pilots. One day they will make loopings!
Looks like that “dam wall” wasn’t a problem
😏
I watch in AWE and FRUSTRATION, mans ultimate dream come true. If I wasn’t 62 and disabled my ass would be all over this sport. It’s a pity that we don’t know what we’re missing until it’s to late to do it. However I don’t think I would be so reckless with the proximity envelope. I’d love to be able to do it over and over as long as I can. Thanks for the video and I’m not calling you reckless per say, you keep doing what you love your way. Beautiful views absolutely breathtaking. 🪂🪂🪂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Imagine what those people walking over the dam should have thought when he passed there...
That is quite possibly the coolest video I have ever seen. Thanks.
A significant number of us watch these videos, so that when they die and leave behind their spouses and children so that they could “do something that they loved”, we can think: .
Sounds like your life is really exciting
@@rambolambo Re-read your reply; not too good at irony are you?
Try sarcasm good sir :) nice try tho
Yep. There is no doubt this is amazing and probably fun as hell, but it's more likely a matter of "when" and not "if". Their choice and I can respect it, but make no mistake, they are being totally selfish by choosing to do this type of thing.
@@rambolambo - I've been watching these falling gliders for years now. They have an insane death rate. There is no margin for error. There's no control once your trajectory is wrong, I've seen guys hit objects and get obliterated
Amazing. That must be award winning footage. Amazing.
"And I would have gotten away with it too if it hadn't have been for you meddling kids and that dam wall."
They are the very few who truly knows what it's like to be Superman.
I am here 😊
never fear, you know why, BECAUSE I AM HERE!
@@WonderWorldYTC I never thought that I will get replied that will make my day 😃
@@mrdeath9198 :)
Freakin’ amazing! I so wish there was also just one long take without cuts, so one could experience the whole flight POV style uninterrupted.
even his original video had lots of cuts, i did the best i can with what he had for me to use.
Wonder World - And a great job you did! I didn’t mean to sound complaining or ungrateful. It’s just that whenever I see great flying videos like these or with POV drone flights through beautiful/interesting scenery I experience this intense yearning for it to be a long, uninterrupted forward looking flying - like it would from your own perspective if you actually could fly superman style. I guess I’m the only one with this “fetish” cause these videos are almost impossible to find on YT. The creators always edit them with cuts :-/
@@skemsen they are hard to find, because no matter how amazing footage look, 4k cinematic, flying over valleys or cities, people would prefer to watch crummy 480p footage with a story. It's just a simple fact.
People would much rather watch a slide show of still frame pictures with a text or narrated story, than the most beautiful 4k cinematic footage.
I have come across so many channel that have filmed the most amazing footage I have ever seen, like like 1k views.
and i have come across the crummiest videos ever made with millions of views, simply because they had a story to tell.
it just pays more to tell a story than to look pretty.
@@skemsen You're not the only one at all. I constantly feel this frustration. The worst thing is when a video actually has "POV" in the title, but not all of it is POV. Misleading :(
The coolest thing I've ever seen😍Wish if I can do that too. I'm worried about the landing part...Hope no splat😵
for a trained jumper like him, landing is the easy part. Like pulling into a garage after a car race.
@@WonderWorldYTC - that's good to know. What's the hard part?
@@AuroraBoarder1 the planning, finding a path that leads to a safe flight and landing. He told me, they use maps, GPS, etc and plan a flight path before attempting it.
@@WonderWorldYTC - thanks for the info. I'm hoping to try this someday.
@@AuroraBoarder1 better get started then. You first have to learn to skydive become a very skilled skydiver then learn to skydive with a wingsuit then learn to base jump and then finally add the wingsuit and base jumping together. Going to take you a long time but good luck non the less
Between 1981 to 2012, 50 people died flying in , and 80 people died when their parachute failed to open. The for all skydiving sports combined is approximately 1 per 100,000 jumps. For flying the rises to approximately 1 per 500 jumps
0:26 when she says you're her first.
Degenerate
I'm so jealous, I love you man for uploading this. Such a captivating experience it must be ❤❤❤
Me randomly look up with my friends
: it's just Two blankets flying in the sky
These Wingsuit people are clearly the ultimate "Boss". It's enough for a man to fly without the use of a chute while doing it. These guys push the limits of what a man can do in the air. It's almost surreal how they pull it off. They're pushing death with these proximity flights...absolutely NO room for miscalculation.
Every time I see someone almost die doing these types of things they swear they will never do it again.. that they are glad they quit. That they immediately missed their kids at the thought of never seeing them again or even having them.
It takes a special kind of person to do this kind of stuff.. brave and strong. That’s not me!
When you think about it, humanity needs different types of people. You need daredevils to push the envelope so society can progress and explore new (sometimes dangerous) things. But you also need the slow and steady cautious types. The two balance each other out quite well.
@@vquoi2 combination of genetics and Astrology (universe's gravitational fingerprint forces on the developing brain (3/4 water) make all humans & creatures think somewhat differently. Another elegant randomization process
The fact is that it took him 28 jumps to prepare for this one. I don't even want to know how many "pros" kill themselves on the first try. Crazy guy!
Wow
No doubt, this is the most badass most crazy thing you could do. Makes mostly everything else look like granny activities.
Wow please give a heart
*rips heart from chest, and with his dying breath, says "because you asked"
@@WonderWorldYTC I was here first
*The video *
@@takingtheshot9830 I appreciate the speed in which you respond to a new video going up :)
But I would much rather you wait 3 minutes until after watching the video and actually post a comment I will reply to.
@@WonderWorldYTC I actually stumbled upon this video. out of curiosity (and the awesome title) I came in
Btw I'm just telling you
And this is the first time I was first and I'm 8
Great video, thanks for posting it! Cheers from Broome, Western Australia.
Thanks Patrick
He was extremely lucky. He was below the dam and somehow managed to gain just enough altitude to clear it without ending up like a squashed tomato.
I think this might have been a part of the plan. I didn't know such a manoeuver is possible.
It wasnt a fail and a save, he planned that
Awsome! The feeling must be unreal!
Sadly two things prevent me from trying this:
1. Lack of wing suit
2. Lack of giant sized balls!
and you also lack experience & training, don't forget those 2 things
Thank goodness he is wearing a helmet.....
Amazing flight! Thanks for sharing.
I hear that squirrels are filing a copyright claim on this.
That made the hairs on my body stand up. Brilliant flying.
"What'd you do today?"
flew over a _damn wall_
"Sounds dangerous"
_You have no idea..._
I think people who do this are brave beyond words
Minecraft: *"YOU HIT THE GROUND TOO HARD"*
Respawn
Title Screen
finally an athlete with no bull logo on his back
Wow, amazing what you can do with the ability to take weeks off from your job, and spend thousands of dollars on training, equipment, travel and filming.
That’s on my bucket list. Definitely worth the risk.
I follow the sport closely, he'll probably not see 2030
It will be all worth it. We're not here to live long, we're here to live fast. F all left after 47, I've lived a fast life and the only way is to go faster. Whether it's the earth from me plummeting into it, or a giant wave drowning me, THAT, to me, is a far better ending befitting my life. Going out by cancer at 80 doesn't figure in to it.. Probably wont happen how I want it to, very few are lucky enough to die on their own terms doing what they love to do.
@@jasem222 hitting a bridge at 100 isn't your own terms
@@joshm2089 Close enough. We can do but try.. I don't have too much time left on this coil.. F death. Fear is either a master, or it's a servant. Facing my own mortality, fear is still my bitch. I jumped, just never wing suited. I surfed waves too big for my ability, just never got to Oahu or St. Nazare.. Bro, one interweb stranger to another, don't go outta here with regrets. In the end, no one here gets out alive.. I get your point well and clear, just from my perspective it's all a choice. Dude that hit the bridge, lived more in that one ride, than half the people live in their lives.
Probably not see 2025 .. In 2012 i took my first skydive jump in dreams to get to the point of natural base wingsuiting..... 8 out of the 10 people i watched and followed has all died from the sport within 5 years of me starting and all the urge i had in doing it COMPLETELY went away.
Let's hope 2030 will see him.
Holy crap that was so awesome to watch.
THANK YOU.
This man's dream, was to see how close he could come to smashing into at concrete wall at 100mph without actually hitting it. To each their own I guess.
Videos like this make me realize we are currently living in the future.
The future uses an anti-gravity flying device.