BASEjumper

There isn't one moment to take a calm breath in this video. Every moment leaves you tense. During an accelerated freefall level 3 lesson, a student skydiver named Eugene S. witnessed a very tense moment. He was stuck on his backside while free falling and he was spinning uncontrollably. The amount of fear he must have been feeling at this moment is crazy. It's already scary enough jumping out of a plane, you wan't the free fall to go as smoothly as possible! Luckily for Eugene, one of his quick thinking instructors, was able to stabilize his spinning motion after getting into a safe position. Everything can happen in a blink of an eye. One moment, Eugene was fine, and the next, he couldn't stop spinning. This is a very scary moment, all these people are so brave! Thank goodness they were all able to get out their parachutes so they could land safely! Are you adventurous but aren't really up for sky diving? Why not try out scuba diving and snorkeling? You don't have to jump off a plane for this activity! Check out this <a target="_blank" href="https://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Sports-Outdoors-Diving-Snorkeling-Equipment/zgbs/sporting-goods/3406281?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=rumble07-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=a805ce44f7f86e5b03a905a871fc082e&camp=1789&creative=9325">diving and snorkeling equipement </a><img src="//ir-na.amazon-adsystem.com/e/ir?t=rumble07-20&l=ur2&o=1" width="1" height="1" border="0" alt="" style="border:none !important; margin:0px !important;" />!

You have to have a lot of guts to do something like this! The Brevent exit in Chamonix, France was first opened in 2012, but following a series of accidents within a short amount of time, it was closed by local authorities. It remains one of the most technical wingsuit exits in the world with a very big ledge at 50, very low departure, electric cable, and tons of paragliders. If you're an adventurous and gutsy person, this might be the best activity for you! You definitely can't be afraid of heights, that's for sure!Even though this may look scary, the view is spectacular and totally worth it! Imagine scratching this off your bucket list, so awesome! The speed this occurs at also looks very intimidating, you have to make sure you are far enough away from the objects around you so you don't get injured on the way down, crazy! Special thanks to Nik, Darren and Snake River BASE Jumping School. Have you ever done this before? Let us know in the comment section down below! Check out this video of an insane wingsuit flight! Time to be adventurous and try this out for yourself! What a great story to tell all your friends and family!

Check out this incredible point-of-view jump from the Flynarchy team as they execute a successful speedflying session from the top of Kjerag mountain in Lysebotn, Norway. Ozone Fazer provides us with the jaw-dropping footage! Speed flying, also known as <a href="https://rumble.com/sports/v1.1238708-taking-speedriding-at-another-level.html" target="_blank">speed riding</a>, is the air sport of flying a small, fast fabric wing, usually in close proximity to a steep slope. Speed flying and speed riding are very similar sports; speed flying is when the speed wing is foot-launched, while speed riding (or ski gliding) is a winter sport done on skis. Sustained flight with a speed glider is possible over a ridge in strong winds. Speed flying is a hybrid sport that has combined elements of paragliding, parachuting, and even skiing to create a new sport. Like paragliding, speed flying is done by launching from a slope with the wing overhead, already inflated by the incoming air. The main difference between speed flying and paragliding, is that speed flying is meant to create a fast, thrilling ride close to the slope, while the point of paragliding is usually to maintain a longer, gentler flight. The fast landing technique for speed wings is similar to that used in parachuting. However, parachuting or skydiving is done from a plane or fixed object (<a href="https://rumble.com/v3pum1-thrill-seeking-couple-go-on-base-jumping-date.html" target="_blank">BASE jumping</a>), and the wing is designed to arrest the free fall. Newer designs of hybrid-wings (also called mini-wings) are now being produced to allow a high speed "hike and fly" from mountainous areas. They can be soared in strong laminar winds and thermalled similar to paragliders, and may also be trimmed for a more traditional speed flying descent.

These things might not always make sense, but some people actually enjoy doing them. Whether we’re talking about <a href="https://rumble.com/v352rn-girl-passes-out-while-skydiving.html" target="_blank">adrenaline sports</a> or absolutely extreme stunts like this one, they are among the most common hobbies in the world. You might be wondering why, so let’s revisit a biology lesson in order to explain this. It all boils down to a hormone called adrenaline. It is released by our adrenal glands usually in really stressful situations, thus getting the name ‘fight or flight’ hormone. What it does is speed up all of our normal functions, starting with our heart beating faster, making the blood flow faster to wherever it is needed. Along with adrenaline, the body releases other hormones that flow faster through the blood vessels thanks to adrenaline, some of them being the hormone of happiness - <a href="https://rumble.com/v3xdut-11-natural-ways-to-increase-serotonin-in-the-body.html" target="_blank">serotonin</a> and the natural pain-reliever, the hormone endorphin. This heady mix of hormones is what makes these activities worthwhile to the so called adrenaline junkies. This footage shows us that adrenaline sports shouldn’t be taken so lightly. There is a high risk of injury that might turn out to be lethal. A BASE jumper in Russia experiences an incredibly scary moment after slipping upon his exit from a building rooftop and losing control during his landing. Luckily, he only suffered a few minor scratches and bruises during the incident. BASE jumping stands for parachuting or wingsuit flying off of buildings, antennae, spans and tall Earth objects like cliffs and mountains.

A 19-way wingsuit BASE from Katthammaren in Eikesdalen, Norway. This group of friends and experienced wingsuit pilots explore the beautiful landscape of fjords, big walls, grey rocks and deep blue sky!

A point-of-view BASE jump that will definitely make your palms sweat! Watch as Darjus takes a risky leap into the clouds from the top of a radio tower in Russia.

What better place to land than smack dab in the middle of a busy city?! Check out these skydivers as they make repeated landings into crowed parks and streets while paragliding out of a plane. Awesome! Are you a big fan of extreme sports or very high adrenaline activities? This is the perfect video for someone with that mindset. Regular <a href="https://rumble.com/v3aun8-russian-model-goes-skydiving-with-selfie-stick.html" target="_blank">skydiving</a> and parachuting can already be scary but imagine doing it and landing in random city locations. Usually skydivers jump out of their planes or helicopters and land in a big field or empty airfield, but not in this video! Skydiving is definitely not for the faint of heart and takes a lot of guts to be able to continuously jump out of planes. Must be so thrilling when your falling in the sky and there is always that thought in your head that maybe the parachute won’t open but it always does! That rush must be so intense and must be why there is so many fans of skydiving and parachuting! Not often do you see someone parachuting randomly in the city whether it be on the road or a city park or maybe even landing in someone’s backyard. This video is a great and fun montage of skydivers that parachute right into the city. Sounds like it can be dangerous but thankfully nothing bad happens here in this video! The first video in the montage has the person parachuting over some hills and over a city! Viewers are already taking guesses on where they want to see the person land! Maybe a road, a house, on top of a building? As the person soars you get to see the magnificent view of the city! This video is accompanied by some great music that totally fits the mood of this video well. Nothing better than listening to some high energy music and seeing some extreme sports! The first location the person lands is in a grassy park, seems like a very fitting landing for a parachute! The best of this is when he is coming down for the landing, he soars right by a person walking along! I bet she must have been quite shocked and amazed with what she saw! As he soars of lights and lamp posts, this is the best part of the videos seeing the normal everyday people react to something they don’t see too often. This makes the video so much better! In the next footage, the man lands right on the sidewalk in front of a building, leaving many onlookers in awe. This would make a great entrance if you need to go to the building, just soar in from the sky and keep walking in! The man even lands in the middle of a road with a car coming along. This is very dangerous even for these professionals and the car even had to steer to the side as to not hit the man. Always have to be careful in these situations, anything could happen. These montage videos are very well done sometimes offering the street view as they land from their parachute. These skydivers definitely gave people on the ground a nice little show! Definitely wouldn’t have loved to witness this in person and see everyone get excited. Definitely a great watch for all <a href="https://rumble.com/v3166k-extreme-sports-stock-footage-kitesurfing.html" target="_blank">extreme sport</a> lovers!

Think you'd have the guts to try this? Check out these daredevils as they perform some intense wingsuit proximity flying over the breathtaking scenery of Norway, including the Briksdalsbreen Glacier in Stryn.

Julie Wentz and Ramon Rojas pull of this stunning rodeo Wingsuit BASE jump at Kjerag, Norway during the Heliboogie 2014. Jimmy Pouchinotti of Apex BASE (WWL Grand Prix 2013 head judge) had the unique opportunity to film this stunt.

Watch as these BASE jumping daredevils use urban sites to fuel their adrenaline. Some of these first-hand clips will definitely make your palms sweat!

It has been said that life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage. These skydivers live by that code as they perform some incredible wingsuit skydiving from high above the clouds.

B.A.S.E. jumping is parachuting from a fixed structure or cliff. 'BASE' is an acronym for building, antenna, and Earth (cliff). Here you have a chance to see the life of a BASE jumper from their own perspective. Would you ever try something like this?

Check out these jaw-dropping flights conducted from Lauterbrunnen and The Eiger Mountain of the Bernese Alps in Switzerland. Would you ever dare to do something like this?

The Carpathian Mountains form a 1,500km-long range in Central and Eastern Europe. These daredevils take you right into the heart of them with some epic paragliding footage from above the clouds. They even skydive from a military aircraft!

Incredible POV footage featuring a terrifying cliff strike in Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland. Injuries suffered: broken pelvis in three places and surgery, three months in a wheel chair and almost 9 months of recovery. The best news of all though, he survived. Always wear protective gear! Credit to 'BASEjumper'.

User 'BASEjumper' shares with us some awesome clips of technical landings while paragliding. It also includes an epic jump from a military aircraft!

A sneaky BASE jump from atop a very tall building is the only way this extreme athlete wants to bring in the New Year. Followed by some fun paragliding flights with friends, this guy is starting 2016 off right!

Incredible point-of-view footage featuring daring winter BASE jumps in Norway. Now that takes some courage!

Incredible point-of-view footage featuring wingsuit pilot David Covel flying in Brevent, Chamonix, Le Petit Ferrand, France and Lauterbrunen Valley in Switzerland with Squirrel Team members Ian Mitchard, Scotty Bob, Mathew Kenney, Hartman Rector, Mike Steen and Matt Gerdes. Check it out!

Wingsuit pilot Friskus J. Dan and friends navigate the mountains of Norway in this stunning point-of-view flight. The footage alone will make your palms sweat!

Incredible POV footage from wingsuit BASE jumper Magnus N. as he plunges straight down a mountainside rockdrop at Jostedalsbreen National Park in Stryn, Norway.

Raw footage from an incredible wingsuit flight in Walenstadt, Switzerland. Credit and special mention to Nick, James Y., Darren B. and Snake River BASE Jumping School. The only limit is the one you set yourself!

This is something rare to see, maybe only once in a lifetime. This person witnesses 3 rainbows over the Carpathian Mountains. Beautiful!

A beautiful yet dangerous BASE jump exit in Italy. Check out this POV footage from wingsuit BASE jumper Robin Black as he plunges straight down a mountainside rockdrop. One little mistake could spell big trouble in a situation like that.

Ian Mitchard takes us on the ride of a lifetime from the top of Brevent in Chamonix, France. The Brevent is considered one of the most dangerous BASE jump exits on earth and involves some incredibly tense moments. Check it out!