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  • Опубликовано: 28 янв 2013
  • A guide on how to become a base jumper in 60days
    National Geographic: Adventure Wanted: The Eiger Base Jump
    All the challenges Joby Ogwyn undertook were just warm-ups for his ultimate challenge: a BASE jump off the Eiger in Switzerland. Discover how to become a BASE Jumper.
    Personal note:
    I see this more as an infotainment show but it gives you a small idea on what it takes. Individual elements of courses can be booked however there is no full on Rooky to Base Jumper course that I am aware of. If you know of one post link below :-)
    3..2..1.. See YA!

Комментарии • 353

  • @DanielRistowBASE
    @DanielRistowBASE 6 лет назад +66

    Calls himself a badass mountaineer, takes a heli up instead of hiking the Eiger 😂😂😂

    • @paraalpinist9571
      @paraalpinist9571 6 лет назад +4

      He is friends with Jeb Colorless, what more could you expect😂😂

    • @KnjazNazrath
      @KnjazNazrath 5 лет назад +13

      Probably just time restraints for the show and/or an excuse for some aerial shots. Also, just because you can doesn't mean you have to.

    • @idanghelber8282
      @idanghelber8282 5 лет назад +1

      @@KnjazNazrath time restraints? it takes under two hours hike to get up there

    • @jessebowles4705
      @jessebowles4705 4 года назад +7

      @@idanghelber8282 but why would you if you could just get up there by helicopter quicker. like you said it takes two hours hes climbed Mt.everest he can do a small 2 hour hike. this has to be one of the dumbest comments ive ever seen.

    • @northbaseuk882
      @northbaseuk882 4 года назад +7

      I remember watching this before I started BASE. Now I watched like 30 seconds of it and thought "what an asshole" hahaha

  • @ChapalaDrone
    @ChapalaDrone 7 лет назад +81

    WOW! As an avid skydive instructor and former BASE jumper, I thought reading the title, that this was the most irresponsible thing I had ever read. However, having an open mind and watching it, I have to say that this is the best representation of how to go about learning BASE in the safest way! In the beginning, there is a little miss-information. This is normal for someone who doesn't know skydiving. Then to fallow your reactions and emotions, it brought back great memories of my learning experience. "I have never been scared like that" is exactly the words I would use to describe my first BASE jump. This Documentary is a GREAT representation of going from inexperience to an educated jumper! I feel the one missing part is to inform people just how much time and money were spent on the learning process, because both were EXTENSIVE!!! Those of you making uneducated comments should really go educate yourself because you just make yourself look foolish. As for wing-suit and proximity flying, he was using a beginner suit but was not educated enough in those to have done them. I think this was a very responsible approach to this topic. Joby, welcome to a new world, I hope you have been enjoying it. Don't forget the beer.

    • @sanataj
      @sanataj 7 лет назад +2

      What does the skill of skydiving bring to base jumping, or wingsuit flying? I have never done any of these activities. I know they all use parachutes. I have done one tandem paraglider flight. That was ace!

    • @ChapalaDrone
      @ChapalaDrone 7 лет назад +4

      Harry Bean, think of BASE as racing at Indy, or bull riding. Sure you can jump right in and do it but your chances greatly improved if you first know how to drive a car, or ride a horse. That is what skydiving is to BASE jumping

    • @Hiosho
      @Hiosho 7 лет назад

      yeah i agree...u have to get to know the aerodynamics...how to react in bumpy situations..dang..

    • @northbaseuk882
      @northbaseuk882 7 лет назад +2

      Canopy control, stable body position, knowledge of the gear, packing skills...

    • @vendor208
      @vendor208 4 года назад +2

      Is BASE jumping scary

  • @Bryanj2222
    @Bryanj2222 8 лет назад +73

    120 jumps in 5 weeks!? lucky bastard

    • @user-zg4lp4ep4t
      @user-zg4lp4ep4t 4 года назад +5

      Money...

    • @jenslukaslundkoustrup3193
      @jenslukaslundkoustrup3193 3 года назад

      my brother only had one...

    • @Bryanj2222
      @Bryanj2222 3 года назад

      @@jenslukaslundkoustrup3193 sorry to hear that

    • @1Jiub
      @1Jiub 3 года назад

      @@jenslukaslundkoustrup3193 Couldn't afford more? Cheap bastard

  • @michaelarmstrong4556
    @michaelarmstrong4556 9 лет назад +51

    Pretty impressed that Joel Olsteen was able to become a base jumper in 60 days.

  • @joeshmo8854
    @joeshmo8854 8 лет назад +40

    How to become a base jumper in 60 days?... Have National Geographic fund it apparently

    • @MadBalmer1
      @MadBalmer1 2 года назад +4

      I would think it takes some balls as well. Most people don't skydive and most skydivers would never jump off a cliff/mountain. It takes a different sort of animal to do this regardless of who is paying the bills

    • @robertosaleri9888
      @robertosaleri9888 Год назад

      @@MadBalmer1 u u u u u u uh... gran gran gran grandiosa respuesta... Hay muchisima gente qué habla, o aún pejor escribe, solo porqué tienen la boca o las manos... sin usar el cerebro... sin qué se les se pueda mirar en la cara... así sin sentido... gente qué va judgando los otros porqué la su vida es inútil y incoloro... Leonés de teclado. Zeros absolutos. Yo esto lo llamaría: "Jaque mate"... Respecto. La mí personalisima y humilde opinión (quiero precisar qué tengo el terror de la altura) es qué eres un grande. 😳😉🔝👏👏👏🔝😉😳

  • @Shuey187
    @Shuey187 11 лет назад +6

    After seeing so many videos of amazing base jumpers making the sport look so easy and fun, it's awesome to see a video like this that really puts it into perspective.

  • @Anneka702
    @Anneka702 7 лет назад +13

    There's not enough videos on BASE jumping I've literally watched every single one
    Even the tributes

    • @northbaseuk882
      @northbaseuk882 4 года назад +3

      Make your own, that's what I did :)

  • @wessfulton644
    @wessfulton644 6 лет назад +6

    That was an incredibly entertaining, exciting and insightful video. Hats off to those three for the success they've worked so hard to attain. Great documentary.

  • @maxntjeXxX
    @maxntjeXxX 11 лет назад +2

    the best turorial there is on youtube, if anyone wants to get into this sport. respect

  • @tommylundy2495
    @tommylundy2495 3 года назад +4

    I can't imagine the wall of fear, standing on the edge. Every instinct we've gained the past couple million years to NOT throw yourself off a cliff has to get ignored. Crazy. I'd love to try

    • @MadBalmer1
      @MadBalmer1 2 года назад

      Yeah I completely agree... and that is the crazy fear I face in 6 weeks for the first time

  • @taipyra
    @taipyra 8 лет назад +4

    Absolutle amazing documentary. In fact i never leave any comments, this time i couldnt hold myslef.
    It is just right on time while struggling with direction, dreaming about base jumping, this guy refilled my plans with inspiration!

  • @JamesNationMusic
    @JamesNationMusic 10 лет назад +10

    Just remember after watching this that Joby had the best training available in the world. Some people should NOT be base jumping even with 200 skydives. Watch this video and enjoy his adventure. YOU WILL MOST LIKELY NOT GET THE SAME RESULTS OR YOU MAY EVEN DIE...

    • @Skydive403
      @Skydive403 10 лет назад

      Nice one James! Bridge time maybe!? :D -Kevin, Big sky

    • @NN-lo5fy
      @NN-lo5fy 5 лет назад

      I'm not sure he mastered the canopy skills enough.

  • @aidankiely3951
    @aidankiely3951 9 лет назад +2

    great show, I learned that there is no relative wind when you jump from a balloon. plus he makes the whole thing look easy by doin it in 60 days. fair play, blue skies man

  • @skyym3629
    @skyym3629 7 лет назад

    That makes me feel bad when the guy says when he was young his parents were told by his teacher that he was a dreamer and that was a bad thing. I have always taught my child, there is noting you cannot do. I remember being told what i was not allowed to do, but never, what I could do.
    We always need to let our children know that they can do whatever they put there mind to and want to do. The support from a parent or parents, are more beneficial than any other thing a child could ever have.
    Awesome video of this guy recording his journey from a normal person, to an extreme athlete you read about or see pictures of.
    What a inspiring video. Thanks bro for sharing your experience with the rest of us just watching and dreaming.

  • @h1nkle
    @h1nkle 6 лет назад +5

    34:26 lmao “you have to perform, because if you don’t.. youre dead”

  • @Husholdninger
    @Husholdninger 9 лет назад +20

    very touching. Let no one destroy your dreams.

    • @juanjones7542
      @juanjones7542 6 лет назад

      Anders Axelsen ok if he had the jumps before... I bet he had 100 or 150 maybe 300 before the video if someone can afford this training why judge ??

  • @TheOzflyer
    @TheOzflyer 5 лет назад +4

    That first AFF jump landing was good, I remember my first ever landing, I was like a tumbleweed!

  • @JeffHoopAdventure
    @JeffHoopAdventure 10 лет назад +5

    Very informative, along with quite the transformation in such a short period--nice job Joby.

  • @danwaldie4661
    @danwaldie4661 Год назад +1

    Wish I’d had great instruction like that when I started skydiving. The standup landings were impressive.

  • @paultowmy1877
    @paultowmy1877 7 лет назад +2

    Loved it. Very inspiring. Maybe I'll get a chance to do some BASE yet.
    Surprised by some of the negative comments by the elitists.
    Who are you people who want to restrict it and make it harder for people to acheive their dreams?
    Suddenly you're an accomplished skydiver but with the attitude of those who who once upon a time, said people shouldn't skydive AT ALL.
    If it's my life, my choice. If I die, why is it 'your' problem? Let's all go back to 'prohibition' - yay!?!

  • @ilovewatchingrawsd
    @ilovewatchingrawsd 11 лет назад +1

    best basejumping dokumentary on youtube

  • @Steve-bf1uy
    @Steve-bf1uy Год назад +3

    That last slider up opening looked pretty hard. I’m sure he felt that for a few days.

  • @trading-university.
    @trading-university. 4 года назад +2

    Awesome. At 41:45 it looks almost like a slider down jump.. he needs a new packer lol that was a hard opening

  • @kevinstone9638
    @kevinstone9638 8 лет назад +1

    Congratulations on your jumps. Looking forward to getting into Skydiving and BASE myself.

  • @terrysullivan4098
    @terrysullivan4098 11 лет назад +1

    Yes, it is about $ 2500 to get to the A licence. Then you can rent the gear for around $65-80 / day ( like at Perris Valley Skydive). Jumps are around $ 22 / jump. So a day of skdiving, like 6 jumps, would cost around $ 215. Add gas and food plus around $ 50 if you want a packer to pack for you. Under $ 300 per day. Much less for wind tunnel training and it's very worth it.

  • @klaarnou
    @klaarnou 3 месяца назад

    Is this guy on the base fatality list yet?
    Taking short cuts to base jumping is a solid plan to get on the list.

  • @asso24k
    @asso24k 10 лет назад

    Ohhhh my God!!!
    Everything I have dreamed in my life in 1 video.Congratulation!
    Just: AMAZING!!

  • @dariousvex
    @dariousvex 10 лет назад +1

    I have watched one video where Jokke Sommer said he is afraid of heights, and he is one of the best ( my favorite ).

  • @NME10E
    @NME10E 10 лет назад +1

    This is what I have been looking for, my dream is to BASE jump wearing a squirrel suit in Switzerland and this has given me so much to look foreword to! I can't wait to join a brotherhood of few who are driven by passion for truly living LIFE!!!!!

  • @ProjectNobleServer
    @ProjectNobleServer 10 лет назад +6

    Can't tell if he looks like R.A. Dickey or Bill Nye the Science Guy

  • @vukasingonzales7126
    @vukasingonzales7126 9 лет назад +12

    Tis is my dream, i hope i do this some day! Amazingg

  • @PetrPolach
    @PetrPolach 10 лет назад +12

    He trained 30mis in wind tunnel? Wwow... that costs a load of money!!!! :DD

    • @Cookies205
      @Cookies205 10 лет назад +7

      30 minute block of time in the tunnel is $500 plus another $100 for the coaching
      A decent amount of money, but not too bad, especially if the show is paying for it

  • @verox2012
    @verox2012 11 лет назад +1

    that was really great , i think i should add base jumping to my to DO list :)

  • @shaun919
    @shaun919 11 лет назад +1

    Awesome video...nice to see someone's journey into the world of base jumping !
    Helps you picture the emotional journey as well...
    I know I'll go for it one day, but even though I have 100+ skydives..I don't feel ready yet :)
    I'll keep on jumping out of perfectly good airplanes until the moment is right !

    • @ImJeffRoe
      @ImJeffRoe Год назад +1

      you base jumpin yet amigo?

    • @shaun919
      @shaun919 Год назад +3

      @@ImJeffRoe haha I love that you checked-in on a 10 year old comment :D
      I didn't go through with base jumping... but I did quit my corporate career and became a wind tunnel instructor 6 years ago, skydiving LO and event organiser ;-)

    • @ImJeffRoe
      @ImJeffRoe Год назад +1

      @@shaun919 hell yeah, what tunnel you work at ?

  • @lobbyrobby
    @lobbyrobby Год назад

    Awesome video. I don't know much about parachutes but those openings seemed hard! You can even hear him grunt.

  • @phutton88
    @phutton88 6 месяцев назад

    Yea this sport will make you get a bit choked up sometimes. Lots of chemicals and bonding with the best people and, unfortunately, losing some friends. Took 5 years, including more skydiving and BASE in the last year; I lost a friend that was just a state away. The day I found out was shocking and I wasn’t feeling real bad. The next day I was a crying baby for HOURS from the moment I woke up. It sucked! Getting choked up just thinking about it. I’m a skydiving instructor that looks for BASE jumps when I’m free. Gonna try to jump a huge antenna tomorrow.

  • @SmossyYT
    @SmossyYT 11 лет назад

    Absolutely incredible Video, Ive been looking for something along the lines of this for a very long time, To kind of show me the road Im going to have to travel to become a certified skydiver and possibly earn my wingsuit one day. Cheers to you for sharing.

  • @FindYourVoice1
    @FindYourVoice1 8 лет назад +2

    It would have been better if on the Perrine Bridge he would have said "Well that sounds easy, then why is my heart pounding so fast? The only thought on my mind is what on span am I doing?"

  • @dustintellier
    @dustintellier 11 лет назад +4

    Jumping lower is actually more dangerous... less time for your parachute to open. Less time to deal with any malfunction.

    • @saraivatoledo1842
      @saraivatoledo1842 6 лет назад +7

      Jeez, you´re pretty smart ...

    • @tommylundy2495
      @tommylundy2495 3 года назад

      Wow thanks I thought the lower I got the more time I'd have til earth..

  • @baiatudintei
    @baiatudintei 11 лет назад

    it"s good to have National Geografic as your sponsor !! amazing movie !!

  • @martinflink5197
    @martinflink5197 5 лет назад +1

    Here’s a budget edition documentary how to become a BASE jumper ruclips.net/video/5pW2zNeEAUE/видео.html

  • @phillipprestontrading
    @phillipprestontrading Год назад

    You conquered Fear man. God bless You!! Great video

  • @DarkLord666SK
    @DarkLord666SK 9 лет назад +9

    42:45 ... right side... shadow face

  • @Finnmakesfilms
    @Finnmakesfilms 11 лет назад

    its good though as in a sense you get to learn the procedure from rookie(at base jumping) to being able to jump. No one is saying they will do it in 90 days, but they can learn from this guys experience about how that could approach the steps to becoming a base jumper

  • @SladkaPritomnost
    @SladkaPritomnost 8 лет назад

    Very good school/instructors, very, very helpful.

  • @zauche81
    @zauche81 11 лет назад

    It's a Birdman Tracksuit !
    Very nice documentation !!!!

  • @sandroperin
    @sandroperin 11 лет назад

    Congratulations buddy for what you have accomplished in such a short time, it would take a much longer time for most of the people and i realy would like to say that now you are a real SKYDIVER and will be come a great one. Parabéns !!!

    • @Carmoflage
      @Carmoflage 11 месяцев назад

      yeah, normal working humans beeings don´t have X month time non stop, nor money, to crank out x Jumps a day with personal training.
      I just finished my Skydive-licence in germany and it took me about 4 month to pump out 21 jumps. with many weekends were the weather was shitty or other stuff going on preventing me from jumping. (i started my journey Years ago but was forced to take a break because of work and covid, so i already hat 11 jumps prior; and was not forced to start at zero again)

  • @LiggyMustard
    @LiggyMustard 9 лет назад

    omg... the way he describes the dead air jump...... i need to do that. i just skydived for the first time and that was unbelivable.
    i need to do that!

  • @ThelastCelticForest914
    @ThelastCelticForest914 7 лет назад +1

    Great Video! Loved it!

  • @sixbells99
    @sixbells99 10 лет назад +7

    Joby is the Mickey Mouse pin up boy for a Disney version of BASE. He did not become a base jumper in 60 days, I only see him jumping from Span and Earth, where’s the building and Antenna? He didn’t get a base number?
    From the get go this film is misleading, entertaining and honey coating none the less. But it’s basically strictly dancing for BASE jumpers. The exits were chosen with safety in mind, top jumpers to guide and risk assess and no bandit jumping( understandable but its part of BASE). Even the mushroom is hardly one of most dangerous jumps, it has a long fall time.
    Its ridiculous to says you can be a BASE jumper in 60 days that’s how people get killed when they believe such things.
    Just browse through the BASE fatalities list. Anybody wants to see the truth of BASE instead of the Disney version look for “the bridge to nowhere” by Антон Калюжный its shocking but it’s truthful. I suggest anyone inspired to take up BASE after Joby’s version should watch Bridge to nowhere and then decide. Or should I say SE jumping since that’s or Joby did. You also don't need to look like a 70's porn star.
    Everyone should live or die the way they want, but let’s at least have truth out there instead of some Sesame Street version. This version is one side of the coin but lets also have the other.

    • @error.418
      @error.418 9 лет назад

      I think the problem is it's not a coin, with one side and another. It's complex and personal, and no one should see one person's experience as being the definition of the experience.

    • @mickdel
      @mickdel 8 лет назад

      How was your journey? You could put up a few replies with some deeper analysis. Im envious :( Big respect.

    • @error.418
      @error.418 8 лет назад

      You don't have to get a BASE number to be a BASE jumper. In fact, many BASE jumpers don't agree with the BASE number system. It creates something organized, which BASE is not supposed to be, in there eyes.

    • @mickdel
      @mickdel 8 лет назад

      I wonder what the percentage of BASE jumpers registered with a Base # is?

    • @error.418
      @error.418 8 лет назад

      mickdel We'll never know. It's a rogue sport, so there are many people who BASE jump and keep that a secret. I have met many BASE jumpers who have hit all four object types in the acronym, but vehemently refuse to ever get a BASE number and speak out against it. I've met quite a few of those people. But that isn't to say there aren't many BASE jumpers who enjoy the BASE number system, and many newer BASE jumpers make it a goal to get their number as soon as possible. There have been a handful who have hit all four on their first day of BASE, which is reckless and stupid, but, well... rogue sport.

  • @MR-md1ne
    @MR-md1ne 9 месяцев назад

    what a great story!!! welll done!!!!

  • @dwightbernheimer331
    @dwightbernheimer331 2 года назад

    95% Cash... 5% Everyone Else... 'Nuff said!!!... But it was entertaining... I love helicopters... And 8m speed wings... Thanks for posting...

  • @RandyLeftHandy
    @RandyLeftHandy 8 лет назад +1

    I think he already knew how to jump, this is the guy that was with Jeb Corliss when he crashed on table mountain.

    • @sanataj
      @sanataj 7 лет назад

      Really ? You have the knowledge to say that the guy is only pretending to be a beginner?

    • @RandyLeftHandy
      @RandyLeftHandy 7 лет назад

      Harry Bean No, but it is a little odd that he does his first base jump and within a few years he's best friends with Jeb Corliss. I do know that he was in the mountain climbing scene before he started jumping so maybe he already knew a lot of people in the jumping scene as well. His connections and previous experience made him a natural choice for this documentary, That sounds logical at least.

  • @RyanAviation1761
    @RyanAviation1761 11 лет назад

    Dustin is correct. The lower you go, the more dangerous it is. Correct, BASE rigs only have one chute, but there are multiple "malfunctions" that can be fixed given time and altitude.

  • @HybOj
    @HybOj 11 лет назад

    wow, I was thinking bout AFF as a 1st step few weeks ago... man, Im scared of heights, nice vid, I like it

  • @eyenovatefilms
    @eyenovatefilms Год назад

    40:18: when someone hugs you and your only parachute and slaps on the pins of your base container right before exit...

  • @MegaTriumph1
    @MegaTriumph1 9 лет назад

    It was one hell of a jump. Yes you should gotten a lot out of it because it is right up there in crazy land. What a thrill.

  • @bryanfong3550
    @bryanfong3550 2 года назад

    Is it only me? I think I can’t even get myself out of that helicopter at 39:00 LOL 🙈

  • @aevans692
    @aevans692 8 лет назад +1

    8 to 10 jumps a day , I'm lucky to get three in :o

  • @aaron7739
    @aaron7739 11 лет назад +1

    If national geographic payed of me to be a pro base jumper, i would be so happy

  • @freeflyinbase3061
    @freeflyinbase3061 11 лет назад

    I'm not mad lol, im just trying to keep you alive so you dont end up as a statistic. Its a reality check when you see a close friend bounce off the earth. Yes some people have started base without any experience but its a massive risk that I would not recommend to anyone. Plus skydiving is awesome fun as well you'd love it.

  • @anastasiospapadopoulos9397
    @anastasiospapadopoulos9397 7 лет назад

    Very inspiring.
    but all technical dreams needs a sponsor.

  • @JonahGhost
    @JonahGhost 6 лет назад +1

    i just realized you dont have enough time to cutaway when base jumping. no time for the reserve to pop.

  • @KurtWeidman
    @KurtWeidman 10 лет назад

    im more stoked than he is, i just want to send it already

  • @AlexGeek
    @AlexGeek Год назад

    2008. Time goes by. Now there are more modern wingsuits, and drones for taking footage.

  • @spicewitch3584
    @spicewitch3584 6 лет назад

    Anyone notice the colors red and blue used in every thing filmed lately? But what does it mean?

  • @acernera
    @acernera 8 лет назад

    This guy went from Perrine to the Alps in one step....???? Jezzzzzzzzzus

  • @iz5772
    @iz5772 11 месяцев назад

    29:57... the good ol' day you had a helicopter taking aerial photoshoot.

  • @Carnahanqueen
    @Carnahanqueen 8 лет назад

    truly inspiring much love from Marksville la. aka. avoyelles parish💜

  • @100forks
    @100forks 10 лет назад +10

    Those that can, DO. Those that can't, complain about those that CAN.

    • @northbaseuk882
      @northbaseuk882 4 года назад

      Meh. I did it. I still think he's an asshole.

  • @jamesbrown8906
    @jamesbrown8906 10 лет назад

    Really enjoyed this...

  • @conormcalymcoil7002
    @conormcalymcoil7002 9 лет назад

    yes joby skydive,fly wingsuit and more

  • @NFtheend
    @NFtheend 9 лет назад

    this will give me nightmares :(.
    I'm terrified of heights.
    But, as a first step, skydiving I will do.
    Sounds simple - jump and activate parachute regardless if you're on a helicopter, a balloon, or a mountain, but it's not.

  • @chrisward7582
    @chrisward7582 Год назад

    Very inspiring, thank you :)

  • @sailingsolar
    @sailingsolar 10 лет назад +22

    "How to be a base jumper in 60 days"
    and be dead in 61 days.

    • @BadIdeas101
      @BadIdeas101 9 лет назад +39

      Those whose goal in life is to arrive at the grave with a well preserved body are nothing but the last of the living dead.

    • @darora15
      @darora15 9 лет назад +4

      BadIdeas101 BOOM! Well said!!

  • @GGarnier37
    @GGarnier37 11 лет назад

    Yeah, english isnt my mothertongue and i sometimes had to rewatch 3-4 times before get what the video said but it was worth it

  • @MG-ks1qg
    @MG-ks1qg 5 лет назад

    Number one rule of skydiving and base jumping: make sure your balls are safely out of the way of your harness leg straps before jumping.

  • @preadb
    @preadb 11 лет назад

    Straight from the bridge to the Eiger? Ske-he-hetchy!

  • @redc0sm0s
    @redc0sm0s 9 лет назад

    Amazing video mate. But 120mph wind exiting the aircraft? Sure the jump pilots go to slow safe cruise at around 80kts?

  • @Graemedico
    @Graemedico 10 лет назад

    NICE VIDEO GOOD ADVICE AND TUITION. !!
    IM ENVIOUS. !!

  • @AOpsyche
    @AOpsyche 6 лет назад

    top notch music in this whole documentary, damn

  • @Baltasaurs
    @Baltasaurs 11 лет назад

    The AFF course cost about US $1300 and you have to make at least 150 jumps. So yeah it's kinda expensive, but it is totaly worth it!

  • @kk-mh8uf
    @kk-mh8uf Год назад

    RIP Jimmy. He died last year in a wing suit accident.

  • @miloisbad
    @miloisbad 5 лет назад

    Was that a slider down packjob at the eiger?

  • @babiiblueboi
    @babiiblueboi 11 лет назад

    great film. loved it.

  • @michaelmelons4176
    @michaelmelons4176 6 лет назад +1

    "it goes fast. really really fast."

  • @terrible2u
    @terrible2u 10 лет назад +1

    i really like how you're walking to the balloon with your chest-strap undone.. shows how a total badass you are! ;)

  • @mattthompson6090
    @mattthompson6090 7 лет назад

    I so fucking hyped to be old enough to do this

  • @Vylkeer
    @Vylkeer 10 лет назад

    This dude is awesome!

  • @ksufan87
    @ksufan87 10 лет назад

    Rather than being a reporter posing as a skydiver, i want to be a skydiver posing as a reporter and get my jumps paid for! ha

  • @JUNIMAN1994
    @JUNIMAN1994 9 лет назад +1

    To be honest, the bridge jump seemed a lot more scary than the eiger . great job though

    • @MuslimaAlAlmaniia
      @MuslimaAlAlmaniia 9 лет назад +3

      The bridge is safer because you can't hit any rocks. Under the bridge is only airspace.

  • @guerreirodede
    @guerreirodede 11 лет назад

    Amazing. Thank you.

  • @charlescouncill
    @charlescouncill 7 месяцев назад

    What an excellent adventure!! Blue Skies!! D-5699

  • @sergiosantos7314
    @sergiosantos7314 9 лет назад +1

    Nice! Very Nice!

  • @itsmemark1097
    @itsmemark1097 8 лет назад

    what is the proper place for this kind of training and how much money should needed at the initial stage .Can any please inform me I am Doing this From my heart But it is not available in my country.......I need proper guide line to make a career in this field.

    • @FindYourVoice1
      @FindYourVoice1 8 лет назад

      There are a bunch of places all over the world.

  • @jazer3257
    @jazer3257 10 лет назад +1

    proud for him.

  • @MrAntigua123
    @MrAntigua123 11 лет назад

    awesome video!

  • @ilovetails123
    @ilovetails123 10 лет назад +1

    32:30 William murderface murderface murderface!

  • @Duncan_1971
    @Duncan_1971 11 лет назад

    When are you base jumping back to the uk ?

  • @alexmurray7524
    @alexmurray7524 9 лет назад

    f*cking phenomenal!! inspiring process to watch