#09 - The BIG DANGER of Via Ferrata | Via Ferrata tutorial for Beginners | Practical Tips

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  • Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024

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  • @aerialrescuesolutions3277
    @aerialrescuesolutions3277 Год назад +3

    Very well said. I have been looking at the distance between bolts, and in the vertical, this is a disaster. We will all be using extra points between long anchor points. This is the first channel that I am considering being a sponsor, you really do a great amount of work with helping people understand the, how, and why> Thank you, JIm

    • @JetSetYourself
      @JetSetYourself  Год назад +1

      Thank you for the kind words. It means a lot to me to have the confirmation of my work being of good aid. I put a lot of effort into doing so. Not only on this channel but also in life at work where I make enormous sacrifices to instill change for the company and help the generate alfa while making the impossible to help my team succeed because I only see myself succeeding through their success. The cost of doing so it me loosing the whole summer for them. On the channel for example I no longer had the time to edit a video for the past four weeks. And, in reality other than this amazing personal satisfaction of doing what I think is right (I speak about work now) and the good work I (the protection) I give both to the people that embrace me and the company itself that through me is better protected there is no incentive or reward. Only more hate, more obstacles, a constant struggle with people that either aim to sabotage me and my work or people resistant to change and set to repeat same mistakes over and over again. Your words and kind appreciation means a lot to me. Thank you!

  • @kristinrokos5483
    @kristinrokos5483 Год назад +2

    I’ve got just enough solo via ferrata experience that I started to think more about this scenario, and wondered why I had not read or seen anything discussing the risk. Thank you for these videos!

    • @JetSetYourself
      @JetSetYourself  Год назад +2

      Is not easy to create all this content. You should've see me today recording more on best practices, edge case scenarios, how to (you will soon see them on the channel). Is not easy. You should see how much I spent on the gear, camera equipment plus travelling half of Europe to get on Via Ferrata as diverse possible so that I can test and document as much. Then, all this educational content is good will. In general, if it doesn't bring money, people don't do it. Here I am, doing it well knowing that it will cost huge amounts and only be as simple as is, my opportunity to give back to society. This is one of my ways of giving back. I work hard and I'm very good at my job, it happens that I'm single with no kids and all this combined allow me to afford doing this. Hopefully more and more will get to benefit. I see the channel growing. I started to meed here and there people that recognise me because they checked the videos before going up the mountain. If this helps them be safer and have a better experience than that's that, we will probably one day conclude that then Via Ferrata is a zero incidents activity anyone will do (the more will do it the healthier the society).

  • @brinckau
    @brinckau 2 года назад +3

    Extremely useful, thank you!

  • @gbdjski231
    @gbdjski231 2 года назад +3

    Very good explanation! Thank you!

    • @JetSetYourself
      @JetSetYourself  2 года назад +2

      Thank you Grega. Very kind of you. It makes me happy.

  • @marcelorefiwski9548
    @marcelorefiwski9548 2 года назад +2

    thanks!
    Brazil love Suíça!!