It’s because, if the girl accidentally falls, she knows what to do, but if he falls without a harness, he has no clue how to land in the pool safely and probably will injure himself. But yk, I’ll let you think that she’s just “slaying” 🤪 Edit: I swear to gyat it’s not that serious 😭
@@footballfanfootball123it wasn’t exactly a cage like Porkey was talking about, but there is a layer of protective stuff around the pool. Although, that wouldn’t protect you from an injury
Right? I don't even play around at 12' Just a str8up, feet first jump. I'm gonna look up what the apx speed, from 20m, would be. I knew a girl that landed bad from lower (about 40ish feet) her list of injuries included a ruptures spleen.
When I was a first year electrician I had to install a light on the very top of an Olympic diving board and let me tell ya, almost needed to wear my brown pants to work that day.
First time I climbed a wind turbine for an electrical company, I was shaking from the time I started to climb, until about 35 minutes after I returned back to flat ground. I still shake.
@@timm8998 The idea that the platform is designed for jumping is what freaks me out. It's that "fear you might jump" concept that makes me anxious, almost like I'm being encouraged to jump.
Hats off to this diver, that's an amazing thrilling sport and it takes some serious courage.I'm more man enough to admit.This woman is way better at this score than I could ever be
You know what? I'm glad physics says we can't have giant mech robots that can move thousands of tons of metal at physics-breaking speeds. The horror of giant mech robots that can move fast and easily destroy anything in it's path would have been the end to humanity.
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I’ve stood on a 10 (maybe 15m?) diving platform and man, 32ft doesn’t sound like much, but looking down for there you realise like DAMN, I’m jumping off the roof of my house at it’s peak rn 😂
My mum saw u on the olympics and she thought you were way too positive and her impression of h made me laugh so much, but I love what you do so much 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
I've been actual cliff diving. Terrifying and exhilarating. Nothing like the extended sensation of falling. The wind through your hair. Adrenaline creeping up your spine. It's magical.
I've walked a lot of steel when i was younger. It takes more than just nerves. Being able to function at great heights actually requires training. Think of it as a means to fool the brain. The more you know the more confident you will be, and confidence is 100% a key element to being safe and comfortable at heights.
I used to fill CMU retaining walls, with someone holding the hose on the ground below you so it doesn't buck as much. The first few times my legs would be shaking but like you said, you have to try to just be on autopilot mentally. When we would actually lay the block, usually mortar would have to be transported by wheelbarrow from the mixer to where the wall is, and sometimes you'd have to cross big, open trenches using a plank that was narrower than the actual wheelbarrow itself, and that was the same thing- if you think about it, you'll start losing your balance
Glazier here. If the heights dont bother you then being up high doesn't take much skill to stay calm and collected. So far the heighest ive been in a swing stage is close to 80 stories on a high rise.
And at the end of the day, most if not all high divers retire due to horrible injuries because one and just one failed jump is enough to get a hospital trip
Would turn the water into the equivalent of concrete, not even joke, thats straight up death, might aswell hop from a sky skyscraper while youre at it, water surface tension is a crazy thing 🤣
Yeah, nothing shows the real skill required by putting a rookie next to her. I would say that I would never do X-sports, but most people call me nuts when I tell them where I kajak. And I'm not even that extreme.
Respect to him for going up there, HUGE respect to her for doing so regularly and jumping from there too. You wouldn't catch me at 10m let alone nearly 20
@@donalddarko4871 wouldn't or would? if you mean wouldn't, water is just concrete from that height, thats why skydivers whos parachute fail have to try and not land on water
That's insane - watching her do those back flips while going super fast to the water's surface. Impressed and respect don't even come close to how great she is.
You can see Sebs leg shaking while he’s at the edge lmao. I’ve been watching this guy since he first came into the scene and it’s kinda funny seeing him nervous
Bro that dive was insane, she dove like a bullet, without even a wake, I have no idea how olympic diving is scored, but I feel like that was an 11/10 landing in the water
I've been jumping from a 10m (and I'm afraid of height), the key is speed. You go up there with a long-confident pace, don't look down, and jump before your brain stops you.
@@8o8inSquaresYou know, it kind of makes sense. When you skydive you have, you know, a parachute, and a lot of time to make sure things to right, lot of equipment, etc. This is just... Nope, hope you position your body right to avoid painful water impacts. It's a completely different skill set.
@@thaddeusgenhelm8979And at those altitudes, for sky diving, it tricks the brain that one might not sense the real height. But at 20m, your brain can easily tell you are in danger.
@@leblon712 Human brains are weird like that, moderate numbers of something potentially hazardous? Very scary. Gargantuan numbers? Can't process it, doesn't make sense, guess it's not actually a problem (emotionally, anyway).
When I was in college many years ago I did 10 meters and below but couldn't do anything above that due to near sightedness. One has to absolutely know where they are at all times at these heights. They are dangerous and at 10 meters I never went in feet first; I always entered the water hands first then the rest of me.
I used to go cliff diving, the highest I jumped was 120ft which is nuts. We regularly jumped of the 80ft cliff, it's amazingly fun. Just make sure you go into the water straight or it will hurt. Much respect to her, I certainly wasn't doing any flips when I jumped. She has to time that perfectly
@rockyevans1584 as a matter of fact, we did measure every spot that people jumped. It ranged from 40ft to over 120ft. This was 24 years ago, Quincy quarry in Massachusetts. It's filled in now because drunk people kept dying, the water was incredibly deep.
"What do you say before you jump?"
"Aim for the bushes!"
Underrated comment of the day.
You thinking what I'm thinking? 😂😂😂
🎶 there goes my hero
I skim passed this then the scene popped in my head 🤣
@@stevestewart4187 💀
My knees: “Do you trust me up there?”
Me: “nope.”
Lol
"I pray my knees dont fail me now" -- kanye west
@@G4n3roaylooioo t.....😊
Damn 😂😂😂 this got me f**ked up
Why don’t you trust it
The landing sounded like a gunshot💀💀
She dead 😂
Must’ve felt like it too
Well she is hitting the water at at least 70 kmph or 45 Mph
Banzaiiii
Sounds like a gunshot.
But a lot more energy in the drive!!!
Props to the iron workers who built that contraption.
Hell yeah.
Right!!
Thanks , and props to all the other ironworker
It's not too bad, no one expects them to jump when they get to the top 😅
the part that freaks me out is when they have to remove the safety harness equipment at that height.
I love that he’s in a full harness, and she’s just chillin “yaaaaas yaaaaas”
It’s because, if the girl accidentally falls, she knows what to do, but if he falls without a harness, he has no clue how to land in the pool safely and probably will injure himself. But yk, I’ll let you think that she’s just “slaying” 🤪
Edit: I swear to gyat it’s not that serious 😭
@@footballfanfootball123do you you not see the massive cage around them it’s impossible to fall it’s probably just for people to feel safe
Or she probably had a harness on up until she actually went and jumped which is when she took it off
@porkey5274 when he was stepping on the edge he couldve definitely died
@@footballfanfootball123it wasn’t exactly a cage like Porkey was talking about, but there is a layer of protective stuff around the pool. Although, that wouldn’t protect you from an injury
Nope and 1000 times more nope. You're not even getting me up there. Huge respect to her for being able to do this.
She has to be a male athlete performing on a woman's sport with balls that big
All it is is just practice. You and me falling into the pool would hurt ourselves. But she already knows how to dive into it
That's why you're not a professional athlete
@@percfiend69206and I’m ok with that cause you know what i am, I’m uninjured
But also I thought that pools were pumped with air to cushion their landings, but I guess that you’re not at a real event lmao
I wouldnt even think about jumping let alone doing a flip, mad respect
Right? I don't even play around at 12' Just a str8up, feet first jump. I'm gonna look up what the apx speed, from 20m, would be. I knew a girl that landed bad from lower (about 40ish feet) her list of injuries included a ruptures spleen.
@@Ten_Mil_WillOuch!! Hope she survived and is doing well!! That's a very dangerous injury that can turn deadly quikly!!
It takes years of training to not be afraid of this. She did it like it ain’t no thang. Hats off to these extraordinary athletes 😊
When I was a first year electrician I had to install a light on the very top of an Olympic diving board and let me tell ya, almost needed to wear my brown pants to work that day.
💀
First time I climbed a wind turbine for an electrical company, I was shaking from the time I started to climb, until about 35 minutes after I returned back to flat ground. I still shake.
Would you recommend becoming an electrician?
@@CrypZiit’s great! do it!
@@CrypZi I would recommend becoming an electrical engineer. You won’t wear out your body that way.
Im not usually afraid of heights but this made my toes tingle and my legs start to shake. Voluntarily jumping from that height is insane.
It’s the best feeling ever
@@rustypotatos it'd be the last feeling ever for me
So, you are afraid of heights :|
@@timm8998 The idea that the platform is designed for jumping is what freaks me out. It's that "fear you might jump" concept that makes me anxious, almost like I'm being encouraged to jump.
I have taken a motorcycle over 200mph before but I still wouldn't touch that ladder
The glowing respect I feel for the incredible people who can do this..!
🙏🏼🥰
Hats off to this diver, that's an amazing thrilling sport and it takes some serious courage.I'm more man enough to admit.This woman is way better at this score than I could ever be
"What do you say before you jump?"
"Don't miss"
"aim for the bushes"
Dont jump
I'll see you in heaven
Master Chief: *I won't*
Break a leg!
She's a pro and still sounded like a bag of rocks hitting the water. I'd be dead for sure.
She's flat. So there should be no problem.
🤣
That still has to sting
im bloody cryin
"A bag of rocks" 😂😂😂
I just found a new appreciation for divers!! Never knew the diving board was this high!!
She is an excellent diver. No way would I ever think of jumping off something that high.
Diving takes enormous courage and skill.
Frfr
I read that as Dying oooof
Cheers, Geoff.
and lots of focus
No. It’s a death wish. Darwin awards
Really puts the rx-78 into perspective.
Ayeee a Gundam fan
getting on and off them mobile suits probably is terrifying ngl
not to mention the cockpits from evangelion are nearly the size of gundams (18m)
You know what? I'm glad physics says we can't have giant mech robots that can move thousands of tons of metal at physics-breaking speeds.
The horror of giant mech robots that can move fast and easily destroy anything in it's path would have been the end to humanity.
@@evoliciousThat is the main appeal
Oh hell naw. I'd be able to get *up* there, but to get to the edge like that, I think I'd be army crawling 😂 kudos to her!!!!
This is giving me major anxiety!! I'm afraid of falling , I'm not afraid of heights but I am afraid of falling from a major height .
Lol.. pretty sure 99% of ppl afraid of heights are only afraid because of the falling.. not the veiw
@@sergev7828 I am not afraid of heights. Nor am I afraid of falling.
I am afraid of the impact at the bottom. 😂
Ugh just watching gives me goosebumps. She’s a badass.
Always makes my hands ridiculously sweaty 😂
Hey man snowboarding ain’t no joke either.
@@thefatbob3710, All of these sports are cool.
@@jahimuddin2306 based
sus
She's so supportive!
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Girlname?
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@@arjanpatel4895Dawg never type on the internet again
Diving from that high must be scary because either the water’s gonna catch you, or the _water’s gonna catch you._
It took her so long to hit the water! Badass for sure! ❤
Im the type of guy that would accidentally fall off when im standing there lmao
Same and if I survived I’d do it again
I'm the type to sweat really hard when I'm just 10m off the ground 😅
im the type who wont even climb up
same and prlly with a belly or back flop 😭☠️
Well knees get weak up there
The way she just did that so calmly was so elegant
It sounded like it hurt though😮😊
@@Kids-yw4zq It will only hurt if you land it flat on or slightly wrong.
I love watching diving in the Olympic Games, I didn't appreciate how high up they actually were, this is pretty cool
That cliff diver and her light shut me UP!❤🎉❤🎉❤
I guess RedBull really does give you wings from how *smooth* that dive was
*wiiiiings
or I'm suing you
But she didn't dive.
@@umwhatamIdoinghereyou can dive feet first. It was a dive.
@@amppari_234 Dive
Noun
plunge head first into water with one's arms raised over one's head.
Wasn't a dive, sorry.
@@umwhatamIdoinghere i'm Finnish, so it think it would come from that, as dive is a bit different by definition here.
Honestly, I never realized that was quite that high. New respect for divers.
I’ve stood on a 10 (maybe 15m?) diving platform and man, 32ft doesn’t sound like much, but looking down for there you realise like DAMN, I’m jumping off the roof of my house at it’s peak rn 😂
Yes cause you have no idea what 20 meters are.
65ft to be honest.
20m is between 6-7 stories high, just look out from a building, it is freaking high
@@loganamurray64u must have an extraordinary house
My mum saw u on the olympics and she thought you were way too positive and her impression of h made me laugh so much, but I love what you do so much 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
My legs been shaking in my chair while watching this lol
You know it’s an insane sport, when snowboarders look at you like you are nuts…
It's really not. It's an incredibly controlled environment with very little risk when you practice.
@@DS-lk3tx Yeah but people like to regularly be perplexed by everything no matter how non-invigorating it is in reality.
@@DS-lk3tx yes it is.
@@DS-lk3txit really is though. Cliff diving is definitely more extreme than Olympic platform diving. You land wrong, you're in hospital.
Snowboarding is pretty safe lol I can just carve
I would literally be stuck to the bars crying
I've been actual cliff diving. Terrifying and exhilarating. Nothing like the extended sensation of falling. The wind through your hair. Adrenaline creeping up your spine. It's magical.
Bro, I am not even jumping from the edge of the pool.
@@Gentleman...Driverbfr thats way too far💀
Thats so pathetic wow. Grow up.
My guy was looking for the diving equivalent of "Send it!!! Eeeeeeup~~!"
That is one brave and talented woman!!
I've walked a lot of steel when i was younger. It takes more than just nerves. Being able to function at great heights actually requires training. Think of it as a means to fool the brain. The more you know the more confident you will be, and confidence is 100% a key element to being safe and comfortable at heights.
Being over confident is how people end up hurting themselves unfortunately.
@@lunardelusions2657yeah need some balance
I used to fill CMU retaining walls, with someone holding the hose on the ground below you so it doesn't buck as much. The first few times my legs would be shaking but like you said, you have to try to just be on autopilot mentally. When we would actually lay the block, usually mortar would have to be transported by wheelbarrow from the mixer to where the wall is, and sometimes you'd have to cross big, open trenches using a plank that was narrower than the actual wheelbarrow itself, and that was the same thing- if you think about it, you'll start losing your balance
Glazier here. If the heights dont bother you then being up high doesn't take much skill to stay calm and collected. So far the heighest ive been in a swing stage is close to 80 stories on a high rise.
"Takes training" Ha! All it takes is signing up for the wrong job and a willingness to not get fired.
He a champ for standing on the edge. I would be crawling on the platform
Legs shaking like Bambi
Haha i wouldn't have even made it up there
I would be lying on it because i would have fainted 💀
Bro you’re a champ for making that climb. I was having an anxiety attack just watching this guy do it
He had a harness on but scary in any case........
“What do you say before you jump?”
*Bismillah* 👑
No way would I do that. Just look in the video my fear of heights started kicking in.
I could never do this, she’s a legend
You just have jump in with both feet
Mad respect for all high divers
And at the end of the day, most if not all high divers retire due to horrible injuries because one and just one failed jump is enough to get a hospital trip
I jumped from like a 5m diving board recently. I went from feeling fine to my legs being jelly by the time I got to the edge 😂
"When humans get bored of living, they find ways to tease death."
Not a quote, but it should be one.
- ryderkain2790
It is now, you’re welcome
@@aTribeCalledCaseyHahaha 🙌👏
That’s actually real solid man!
Sorry it was wasted on us…
When humans get bored of living, they find ways to tease death - RYDERKAIN2790
There you go
@@Shmyrk What do you mean?
imagine bellyflopping from the 20m 💀💀💀
awh hell nah u dead
💀💀
Same
Would turn the water into the equivalent of concrete, not even joke, thats straight up death, might aswell hop from a sky skyscraper while youre at it, water surface tension is a crazy thing 🤣
i n s t a k i l l
It's the "get the toes...yesssss" love it
Never ever not even if you pay me a million. Much respect for this lady ❤
Moments like these make you realize how high level this woman is.🙀
20 meters i suppose?
@@farhanmaulanailhamsyah654320 m exactly
@@farhanmaulanailhamsyah6543🤣
Yeah, nothing shows the real skill required by putting a rookie next to her. I would say that I would never do X-sports, but most people call me nuts when I tell them where I kajak. And I'm not even that extreme.
Def not her first time hahaha
I didn’t even climb this and I felt my nuts tingling. My anxiety could never
That made me laugh
Same
Hahaha
Yep, they were trying to emigrate into my stomach!
My nuts do that too. Weird.
Respect to him for going up there, HUGE respect to her for doing so regularly and jumping from there too. You wouldn't catch me at 10m let alone nearly 20
2 words.. terminal velocity 🤣🔥
I can't get over how graceful the flips and twists are, it really feels like she hangs suspended for a few seconds sometimes. Beautiful to watch.
It takes a lot of experience to do something like this. You can't just have your average joe hit the water at 75 km/h.
anyone can jump from 20m with shoes on it would hurt at all
@@donalddarko4871 wouldn't or would? if you mean wouldn't, water is just concrete from that height, thats why skydivers whos parachute fail have to try and not land on water
@@donalddarko4871hell naw u tweakin people can break their bones even if they slightly mess up on the jump off
@@donalddarko4871imagine a noob landing flat on his back. You are not just taking that on the chin lol
@@donalddarko4871 I jumped from this height into a pool once. I got into pencil form too soon and my back hit the water. I couldn’t walk for four days
You couldn’t pay me a million bucks to stand like he did
Anxiety from the toes!!
Fingers to my toes im tingling
I love both of them! Such fun personalities, and so willing to learn.
She seems insufferable. I would leave immediately.
that landing was better than the olympics
Imagine playing tag on this
"YOU'LL NEVER TAKE ME ALIVE!!"😂
As a kid I'd jump of the 10m, just to scare my mum. She was scared of heights, so there's no way she was going to come up and get me 😂😂
That is INSANE. Respect to her.
That's insane - watching her do those back flips while going super fast to the water's surface. Impressed and respect don't even come close to how great she is.
No way. It’s my 2 worst fears combined together. No thank you and kudos to her, she’s more talented than I’ll ever be.
"No fear" she says as he's fully harnessed and she's free ballin it.
silly man
That water slap😎
Thaat water slap😬😬
That water slap like concrete
That water got rizz
That dive was clean
She’s amazing! 🙌🏾👏🏾💕 She was walking like it’s nothing and he was like harness please 😄 I’m with him! I felt dizzy just looking at it lol
Bros just sitting there filming her w no fear-
huh?
I didn't even see him hanging his legs until you pointed that out
Love her personality
She is definitely into the guy! Can tell easily from her vibes toward him. She wants him!😮
@@carsonhunt4642bro
Annoying extra personality imo
Ah yes because you can't fake a personality in a 30 second video
@@Row_dog I could smell a fake like you over the Atlantic 😉
You can see Sebs leg shaking while he’s at the edge lmao. I’ve been watching this guy since he first came into the scene and it’s kinda funny seeing him nervous
"Nope...." That's me. Sweaty palms just thinking about it lmao
That ladder makes sure no fat person even attempts this 😂
They don't want to empty the pool.
There’s enough earthquake danger already where they are 💀💀💀
They didnt wanna flood the continents obv
Fat people don’t attempt anything
Jesus guys iam only 250 💷
Bruh that splash, sounded like she smacked the bottom of the pool 😂😂
the smack was brutal, my feet hurt
I just came back from a five day snowboarding trip
Did anybody else notice their chemistry..? Maybe they should go on a date 😀
RIP girl I never learned the name of, she will be missed dearly.
Molly Carlson
Jumped a 20 meter out cliff jumping once and for some reason the video looks higher
@@lodevandenberg5361doing God's work 😔
@@KidOnCorna nah I just copied the name in the video description 😆
What happened? She's dead??
She is always so full of life, love it ! Pure happiness in what she does, so much respect, please keep the videos coming! Good luck😊
Bro that dive was insane, she dove like a bullet, without even a wake, I have no idea how olympic diving is scored, but I feel like that was an 11/10 landing in the water
You see his right hand holding on so tight to the harness as she’s saying ‘get the toes!’ 😂
My hands sweat every time I watch these!!!!!!!😂😂😂
Dude same... I have a fear of heights but at the same time I love the rush I get from it.
I made sure to pause before posting - once thru was enough for my stomach. It's still knotted up.
I've been jumping from a 10m (and I'm afraid of height), the key is speed. You go up there with a long-confident pace, don't look down, and jump before your brain stops you.
you gotta ambulate it.
I cant wait for the next one! This was pretty awesome and peak JRE
Walking like a champ in a harness 😂yup definitely NO FEAR 😂
Props to her! Bakery of steel!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You wild for that bro 💀
u talkin bout her cake?
Bro she don't have cakes tho
I don’t understand
Respect and at the same time bewildered. My palms and feet immediately began sweating when his toes went off the edge.
"what do you say before you jump"
"Don't miss"
Sounded like a gunshot when she dived in😂😂😂
I feel your pain bro. Many would not venture into your sport.
You young lady are too rare, an awesome awesome dive!
Thanks to both.
At that height, your dive must be or that's gonna hurt a lot.
she makes all her dives look easy ...natural...and perfect
I can't even jump from the 3 meter board without shaking like a nervous chihuahua. I could never imagine jumping from 20 meters. Holy crap.
Sometimes I smile, hysterically laugh in my mind, and think I’m about to get into an MMA fight and will enjoy it, then I’d be willing to jump.
Me waiting for the guy to jump:😮
Realising he doesn't jump:😐
HE HAS CLOTHES ON 😅
@@toker_poker420Ig
Bro has shoes on no way he is allowed fo
How about you jump we would love to see that
@@Nelson91616its a video from redbull so you'd expect him to and stop trying to start arguments like a kid
You could take a pro skydiver and he'd still tremble in fear seeing how high that is. That is CRAZY by all standards this sport goes so hard 😭🥇🏆
I am a skydiver, and I confirm.. just watching this video I am already getting some nerves
@@8o8inSquaresYou know, it kind of makes sense. When you skydive you have, you know, a parachute, and a lot of time to make sure things to right, lot of equipment, etc. This is just... Nope, hope you position your body right to avoid painful water impacts. It's a completely different skill set.
@@thaddeusgenhelm8979And at those altitudes, for sky diving, it tricks the brain that one might not sense the real height. But at 20m, your brain can easily tell you are in danger.
@@leblon712 Human brains are weird like that, moderate numbers of something potentially hazardous? Very scary. Gargantuan numbers? Can't process it, doesn't make sense, guess it's not actually a problem (emotionally, anyway).
@@thaddeusgenhelm8979 yep.
Bro has no fears 😂❤
Girl you are amazing 👏🏼👏🏼
When his toes were hanging off the edge I started sweating intensely
I’ve jumped from 60 feet and was shaking like a dog crapping a peach pit lol
Now I just feel bad for the hypothetical dog 😬
Whoa that's a strikingly specific description, seems like a personal problem...🙈🤷♀️🤷♀️
Dog crapping a peach pit, I’m gonna remember that one 😂
When I was in college many years ago I did 10 meters and below but couldn't do anything above that due to near sightedness. One has to absolutely know where they are at all times at these heights. They are dangerous and at 10 meters I never went in feet first; I always entered the water hands first then the rest of me.
As someone who's afraid of heights, you're gonna have to break all four of my limbs just to post me up there.
Honestly props to these divers
I used to go cliff diving, the highest I jumped was 120ft which is nuts. We regularly jumped of the 80ft cliff, it's amazingly fun. Just make sure you go into the water straight or it will hurt. Much respect to her, I certainly wasn't doing any flips when I jumped. She has to time that perfectly
So theres a special way to land right ? Like a pencil ? 120ft brooo your crazy .
36.5 meters
You guys bring a 150 ft tape measure or was it just what the locals saidd?
This is me. The most I've jumped is maybe 50 or 60 ft? I regularly jumped about 40. I'm mad jealous of you.
@rockyevans1584 as a matter of fact, we did measure every spot that people jumped. It ranged from 40ft to over 120ft. This was 24 years ago, Quincy quarry in Massachusetts. It's filled in now because drunk people kept dying, the water was incredibly deep.