58.8m High Dive World Record Full Version
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I once jumped from about 15 m, and I remember having enough time to think “I’ve been falling for way too long”
Lol
Wow I was thinking EXACTLY same thing when I jumped from 12m
I jumped 10 meters and legit thought i wouldnt make it out alive
@@blackpaint9093 30 feet lol
I had this thought jumping from like 9m 😅
Reminds me of when I climbed up a cliff and was about to jump off about 40 feet cliff. Just about the time I was measuring up enough courage to do it and jump feet first, this 13-year-old girl walks up turns around and does a backwards swan dive. That happened 30 years ago and I’m still trying to find my manhood.
hahaha, good one
you shoulda sent it
Find the girl.
🤣 Bro that little girl snatched it right from you
I can't imagine what went through your mind for a few minutes after seeing her do that
I fell off my bunkbed once…as a kid. That’s my high dive record.
Head first or feet first? And I'm glad you survived! lol
I sleep walked off mine once. Only time I ever knew sleep walked. Over 35 years ago and remember it and the dream. I was about to take a step (in my dream) from the house down the garage steps and as I took the step, I walked off the bunk bed. Hit the other bunk bed. Made a huge thud and the parents and grandparents came running upstairs. Hahaha.
haha i did this quite a few times actually. might explain some things...
I jumped out of bed this morning. Just thought I'd add my own anecdote to be part of the comments.
I have cliff jumped off of 28 meters (unfortunately after a few beers) and the fall time & impact is overwhelming. My equilibrium was super messed up and it felt like I had cracked my tailbone. How skilled you have to be to pull off almost a 200ft jump is next level...
My friends uncle jumped off something 100 meters but he died. search hodge close quarry jump, the guy was crazy to even go close to the edge.
@@baileymiller2284 im sorry to hear he died,, but I am curious. 100ft or a 100m??
100m is suicide. There wouldnt be a difference between water and concrete @ that point.
@@robmarleyleblanc6513 nope, he actually tried to jump it mate, 100 bloody meters.
@Icewulf always feet first at that height and with shoes.
@@baileymiller2284 Nah mate, Hodge Close is nothing. My mate used to reverse his Transit van to the edge of Hodgy and dive off the roof. I've ridden my mountain bike off it. Hodge Close was nothing like as high. I'm not going to say you're lying, are you sure it wasn't somewhere else?
This is the closest I’ll ever get to doing something like that, and I’m happy with that!
It was NOT dive, but a jump. Two totally different things.
Obviously reading comprehension isn't your strong suit. So I will help you out. READ the title.
@@trvman1 if he dived from that height head first his neck would break dungus 🤦♂️
@@trvman1 You can't dive from this height
Amen lol
This is amazing. Love all the comments of others jumping off crazy heights too. When I was kid I used to freeze at the edge of the 5m board at our local pool and would end up climbing back down the ladders when I was bone dry... The shame 😂
Awesome job Craig! I never even made it UP the 5m and only managed to jump 3m ONCE - scared the shit out of me. Looking at this dude and 58.8m ……. guess I am the biggest loser of‘em all. Hahaha.
I did too until about 13 years
Ha ha, 3M fine but used to crawl to the edge of the 5M one and crawl straight back.
@@sand9374 I was the same way
back in my day we'd climb mountains to get to school and jump down the bohemian cliffside (250m) as a shortcut home. you little zoomers don't know nothing about hard work.
As a non-diver, this is impressive AF. If I were a diver, I can imagine this is way more impressive than that.
I did this but much shorter distance. The problem, if you are not aware, is that when you hit the water, the bottom of your shoes, if angled the wrong way can cause your leg from the knee down to shoot out in an undesirable direction with a lot of force. I ended up laying on the shore for about fifteen minutes in pain because one of my knees was Seriously hyper-extended. It's been 30 years since my jump and I still have a weak knee from it.
Professional divers do call feet first entry into the water a dive....especially from that height. His neck would break if he went head first. The fact that he can even crawl is miraculous 👏
@@lmxcliffjumping4915 sorry to hear that.
Rick Winters dove head first 172 feet.
@@simonrussell6884 yikes. Hard to believe but stranger things have happened
Sandy, approx. how deep did he go in the water?....just curious. thanks!
@@donpodlas5546 I don't remember
for all those who don't know: the waters surface tension is being reduced by flow and bubbles. usually such jumps have safety precautions like sunken grids oxygenating the water to break surface tension for the dive
Yes: Science
So it’s cheating then.
@@PS987654321PS how bout you try it ?
@@boganjesus3277 for a world record it seems a bit unfair. I wont go over 10 m, and this is cheating. Go on, Bogan
I've often wondered what would happen if you get coat the surface of the water with detergent, I'd imagine that would have a somewhat similar effect. Presumably not as powerful though.
I really wonder if wearing the helmet wasn't a mistake. Hitting the water at 123Kmh feet first, he was instantly decelerated significantly, compressing his spine. An instant later, as he was probably still traveling at a speed in excess of 80Kmh, that helmet became an instant "aqau-parachute", causing more rapid deceleration. Firmly strapped to his head, he's lucky it didn't cause an Atlanto-occipital dislocation....effectively a separation of your skull from your spine while leaving your head attached to the tissue of the neck. No wonder he appeared to be rather shaken up as he exited the water. But at least when he is 65 (assuming he lives that long if he keeps doing things like this) he'll know why he can't turn is head any more.
It's actually perfectly safe to jump from almost any height.
It's just the landing bit that can suck...
Hahaha!!😄😄
Yes, height is fine, it’s depths that kill you.
@@richardlloyd2589 The speed you hit the water surface can kill you too, But you could do like triple what this guy done if you were to drop a boulder which hit the water a split second before the person hits it to disrupt the water so it isn't like a concrete floor on entry
Nope, not from outer space. You'll die before ever hitting the ground.
No. Not id you get up into space.
Don’t need to have that on my bucket list now , glad somebody beat me too it . Congrats , brave man .. you did it !
Lol
If you want it on your bucket list, make sure it’s the last item lol
There's a fine line between bravery and stupidity.
I jumped off a 30' ledge into a lake at a bad forward angle. I didn't think a person could have the wind so violently knocked out of the lungs and not die as a result. Controlling desperate panic saved me from drowning, a skill learned while surfing.
This brought back memories of "Wide World of Sports", they had cliff diving every now and then. I don't think the competitors were anywhere near this high, but I recall they had to push away when they jumped so they could get away from the rocks. Have never wanted/needed that kind of an adrenaline rush, but sure admire those who do!
I used to jump off the quarries in Quincy, MA. The highest I ever jumped from was around 80'. That was into a much bigger water landing and that was scary as sh!t. This is almost 200'! This guy is truly insane.
those quincy quarries are scary as shit
@@SPVLaboratories they sure are !!
Shout out to Quincy, when I was a kid everyone went there to jump . I never had the honor to make it but heard many stories. Place was pretty cool in the early and mid 90’s , sucks it got filled in.
@@josho4971 yeah same for me I'm from Worcester and we always kept saying we were going to go to The Quincy Quarrals but we never ended up going. Definitely one of the things I regret not doing as a teenager.
Yo haha I’m from Jamaica plain, cool to see people who live near me on yt
If I ever want to go from 6'3" to 5'8" in under 10 seconds, this is it. What a trooper this guy is. I am on my 10th view and still blown away
When jet pilots eject they actually are an inch or two shorter
I timed this at just over 4 seconds. New world record?
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A trouper indeed! 🤗
Humblebrag
Lol
This is a pretty smart place to jump. A.) You know its deep enough and B.) The waterfall is breaking the surface tension of the pool so the impact force is reduced. Turbulent water hurts a lot less than still water
Good point!
Then should I go there to jump? Is it good or bad? So many questions...
@@ivanboskovic1260 do it
Many many years ago, I worked at Valleyfair (MN). They had a diving show at the time and I had the distinct privilege and honor to befriend Dana Kunze. Such an amazing talent.
No one would jump from this height. Laso: Here, hold my balls
My friends uncle jumped off something 100m but he died.
Climbing out….”Yeah, nah…I’m fine, it’s just my bones and some organs. The rest of me is fine…”
Lol yeah he def looked unhappy
One shot with full scale and no music would have been nice to give a pure feeling.
Other than that, crazy and congrats!
When you look at the lake it seems small from that height, it feels like he has a chance to miss the right point to land. Insane!
Nah just gopro perspective
effect of wide angle lens. Looks quite different (bigger) through his eyes
@@callummoloney8709 Thanks for the explanation, man!
@@kenmeyer100 ahh, got it! Thanks, man!
Despite the gopro effect, a jump from that height would look that way to the untrained eye, though. The brain does funny things when you're scared.
Imagine when getting ready to jump, that corner snaps. "Well, I was headed down anyways."
Holy shit….. the conditions and your technique have to be PERFECT to survive this. Insane.
didnt look like it. only thi i noticed he did have his feet going straight down maybe to make sure he didnt hit rock bottom
OMG what a jump!! I did it once from 25m and will never do it again but this high is insane!!!! Respect dude
This man is the reason I don’t have to do this ,hats off to you dude 😎
Wish they’d show how they built that platform…impressive.
it's anchored to the rock that it's sitting on. on the face of it you can see that a 2x6 is anchored and a piece of 1"-1 1/2" OSB is fastened to that, likely spanning out to the edge of the rock. under the black platform I'd assume there are several 4' pieces of steel extending from the very front to the rock at a 45° angle, which would also be anchored in with some concrete lag screws that are anywhere from 4-6" long. this was probably assembled beforehand therefore all they'd have to do is bolt it to the wooden platform & anchor it.
just a guess, neat stuff nonetheless
adamm I wouldn't step out there if that was OSB board and it wasn't. It was plywood and probably 1/1/8".
@@80AM. you're not even close
@@80AM. That's a pretty detailed explanation for someone who doesn't have a clue.
@@beaurenov What would you say they did?
I feel like this is the only way I could get my back to crack.
I've jumped a 70ft cliff when I was much younger and the impact is so intense at that height, I honestly can't fathom doubling that height PLUS, and surviving?? Craziness.
There was another cliff about 120ft that I know took the lives of a few daring teens throughout the years, but I did witness one Pro jump that successfully took it on and landed it. I remember thinking.... " am I about to witness someone's death??" 😟
No, he actually worked for a theme park as a High diver and knew what he was doing. Crazy brave...
120 feet is insane. I wouldn't even do 70 lol
@@Ghostyfrost9688 I might could muster 20'...if I had to. Not looking for that.😄
@@Ghostyfrost9688 Right..?? I'm pretty sure at that height there's next to NO room for error. Craziness. There's no way I'd even consider jumping anything over 10ft Now...lol.
The watersurface is broken artifically (Here maybe the waterfall was enough?) so that the impact isnt as hard. Still, his jump is absolutley crazy 🙂
Respect ✊ I could never do it ……looking at it from standing at the edge of the board waiting to jump shows how scary it actually is there didn’t seem a lot of clearance there when he hit the water
I'm 57 now. When I was 19 I went on my first back packing trip with a friend who talked me into jumping off a rock that turned out to b 72 feet off the water. I had always loved jumping off bridges or tall rocks. I got two involuntary screams out before hitting the water. Laso's jump is 2.7 times higher. I can't imagine the rag dolling this man did after hitting.
I've jumped a similar height- there's a strange feeling you get when you feel gravity's pull really start to build, when you hit the water you know it could've doubled had another 2 seconds gone by. I can't nor would i want to imagine the pull 58 meters brings
@@andreakurry5929 LOL, that and the acceleration relative to the cliff wall was exactly what by buddy noticed. I was too distracted to notice. I was looking down and seeing my feet strangely dangling beneath me for what seemed like the longest time.
That perfectly sums up why I hate falling. I'm not worried about the impact, the accelleration just isn't pleasant.
Didn’t realize Lewis Hamilton had a second job. He must need the money.
Hey, mega yachts don't buy themselves
Used to be a top F1 driver….
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but now he’s fallen a long way. 🤣
I jumped 7 metres off a boat in Greece once, but I must not have positioned my head correctly because my neck snapped back and for the rest of the week long trip it was agony to look left or right.
Good on you for the uncut sequences!
When I was younger we never did this.
When was a kid I remember competitors jumping off a 170-ish foot scaffold into a pool surrounded by an arena of spectators in San Diego. It was touted as world record event. The difference then is they were all wearing Speedos and doing flips and turns before lining up to land feet first.
Crazy stuff. Exciting.
But there wasn't a rock face cliff to avoid and the pool was huge.
Kudos here on the record!
"In general, a person falling through the air on Earth reaches terminal velocity after about 12 seconds, which covers about 450 meters" Keep it bellow that, m-kay?! Insane stunt, happy he landed and survived!
Ok...so 449 meters we good?
@@cheaserceaser Can recommend 🤣
@@konsul2006 Records are meant to be broken. You won't be hitting water at terminal velocity.
Biggest Jump I ever did was off a buoy off Brittany France, 12 metres..broke my jaw.. Nerve damage to left side of head...this guy was insane..
At that speed it must feel like landing on concrete. Amazing he didn’t break a list of bones.
It all depends on how you land and breaking the water surface. Cliff jumpers very often throw rocks in before they jump to break the surface tension. He didn't need to though because the water wasn't still. Essentially if you can jump from that high and land a perfect pencil dive then you will be fine 😂😂 but there is pretty much zero room for error.
@@ridgedreams1879 Yup if you panic your dead or seriously injured
There are not enough superlatives to describe just how good this is.
He got from 0-60 mph faster than my car 😬
When I was in my 20’s me and some friends decided to jump from a train trestle. It’s was 68 feet from the track to the water. I remember looking down and thinking about the time I was on the Empire State Building and the distance looked the same. I jumped and had plenty of time to think. Unfortunately one of the guys in my friend group landed off center a good bit and had to be life flighted. Broken ribs, punctured lung, and bruised badly all over his upper body. Looking back on it I remember how dumb we all were.
I used to do this when I was younger. Jumped from a 75’ bridge Lake Lilinoa Ct. I never knew the actual depth of the lake there so I never went in fully rigid but always ended up with tail bone ache and enema at the entry. The rush is comparable to the first drop on a roller coaster 🎢 hill.
75' is daunting, but this guy did 193' which is unimaginable for just about everyone in the world.
You said it’s a rush like a roller coaster, I’m wondering how that rush of water felt blasting up your a$$! Maybe your into that sort of thing!
I once jumped off a 24m (80ft) bridge. It was 4 full strokes to get back to the surface
The first-person GoPro footage had me thinking ‘no no no, I don’t wanna, I don’t wanna’ even lying here under the covers. 😂
3 and half seconds felt like a lifetime to me, man's done solved cold fusion and the life equation by the time he hits water. Mad props.
Thats some feat 🙌
When I was about 14 i jumped off the rocks in Gibraltar many times feet fist I would say from 5-6m and into salt water no problem.
Fast forward a year and I decided to show off and dive head first from a 5m board into fresh water.... my head impacting the water almost knocked me out and my neck ached for days !!!!
How tf is jumping in fresh qater and salt water different
@@zainismail7703 Salt water isnt as thick as fresh water the salt in the water thins the surface tension plus if the waters moving its alot less like concrete in a pool the waters going be much more dense at entry
@@QrazedGaming "Salt water isnt as thick as fresh water" - salt water is denser though...
“It’s not the fall that kills you, it’s the sudden stop”
My Grandfather
I had a mini panic attack from the camera looking down view. 😩
That must have hurt! Was astonished that he didn't sink with such balls of steel!
That was just incredible 😱 it’s so high !!!! You must be really crazy to do this.
Not a lot scares me in life, but I am terrified of heights. This makes me want to cry watching this!
I'm impressed he jumped with all the climbing gear on his hips. I imagine that metal slamming against his body felt like someone took a hammer to him.
I was thinking that. seems like rib breakers
I have always enjoyed cliff jumping. It's a pretty popular summer activity where I live. I've gone off some pretty high ones, we used to have a spot right next to a waterfall where u jump from aways above the waterfall and end up falling next to it. It was around 60-70 ft. Measured with rope. So give or take some ft. The turbulence after landing was very intense. I can only imagine what this one would feel like.
Holy smokes this is amazing!!!
Nice! He did it right…feet first, arms folded to protect your face from from splash, spread your arms after impact to decelerate.
Great job dude. Enjoy the record!
I once jumped from a high dive platform when I was 14 years old (not my idea ,I am afraid to get 2 steps off the ground) on the way down to my belly flop , I am thinking “IF. I SURVIVE THIS STUPID Stunt I WILL NEVER EVER GET TALKED INTO DOING SOMETHING I DON’T WANT TO DO ! As I hit water my breath was knocked out of my lungs 🫁 but hitting the water was worse! As I tried to move to the edge of the pool I noticed that good looking Life Guard was on his feet watching me at that moment I was the only girl he had his mind and eyes on ! So I call that a perfect dive ! He came over to make sure I was alright helped me out of the pool ! One of my fondest memories ! Better then a Gold MEDAL ! I am 85 now but oh that guy was cute !)
I thinking
Reminds me of the time I jumped into the water from the edge of my pool. Man what a rush.
😬 I can't even go 3 rungs up a ladder without freaking out a little.
the audio was awesome as well as the jump!
breaking the laws of sanity.
it's impossible not to do a deep dive into this video.
Bro you are a fing beast and truly a BOSS. Keep on sending 🤙
Dá-lhe Brasil !!!!! Grande Laso !!! Parabéns 👏👏👏
Esse cara é brasileiro? 🤔 😳
@@nickrodriguez3850 é sim !!
Excellent! One less thing I have to prove can be done
I'd walk up the the edge, look down and be like "yeah nevermind."
My brother and I once jumped off about a 50’ bridge. I said “I’ll do a flip!” I jumped off again and did a perfect 1 1/4 and landed right on my face. Knocked myself out cold. I lucky I didn’t break my neck. My brother and a couple of people were down in my boat under the bridge. When they started to drag me back onto the swim step of my boat, right as I was coming to, a lady that was watching in another boat yelled over “did that hurt?”
You sir are crazy... never in a million years. 🤙
I like how everybody read the comments and decided the jump they made as a kid had to be between 75-85 feet to keep up with everyone else.
Absolutely nuts how he survived this! I once jumped a 40ft cliff and my the balls of my feet were bruised for months, can only imagine the impact of jumping from this height.
I jumped out of bed this morning 😅
3' to the floor...
Landed It...
Carry On ✌️
Keep on the good work
15 meters was my limit. It allows one time to contemplate "Was this the best idea"
And then one's testicles hits the water and you have the answer.
I'm glad that guy did it, cause if the world was waiting for me to do it they would be really disappointed!!!
Phenomenal camera work!!!
Brooklyn Bridge worker POV
I can't imagine how many years of training is needed to jump off something.
None. The training is to survive it.
@@bruceleroy8063 lol true i Could jump of that ez lol
Being stupid doesn’t need training
Not many years of training, just a brief moment of stupidity.
@@hb1338 it would take hundreds of jumps to learn the perfect body position and stick to it at this height. There is no room for error here.
You would also need those jumps to condition your joints and tendons to the impact.
Otherwise you would break.
This guy is completely insane...and yet I envy him.
This is a skydiver without a parachute:
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That hug, those eyes closed, he appreciating him while he could...
I’m scared to step off the curb
What's really amazing is that his big giant Ko Jones, could fit on that little platform with him!!
Holy moly that is crazy
I once hesitated to jump from a 5-metre height at my local bathing place in Sweden, and I hesitated for so long that all the visitors there started cheering on me to jump.
Then I jumped after like 5-10 minutes, and everyone was like "YEAH!", lol.
I once jumped from the 5 meter and burst both my eardrums. This is insane !!
Glad this was the full version. What part of the jump did they skip in the abridged version?
Probably the part where he actually dove.
you really had to ask on a 2 minute video? LMAO
Laso Schaller, congrats! 😊 Can you tell what did you feel after that jump, when you opened your eyes under the water? What did you think about in the air when you were falling down? What was your emotions when you looked down from such a high?
Man he will not tell you.
@@zainismail7703 honestly, it doesn't matter 😄
That is so awesome and takes nerves of steel also love the music anyone know what it is.
Did a few cliff dives last time I was in cypress, Beautiful county and a beautiful ocean 🌊
Crazy, I wouldn't do it. Total respect regardless of the height it was way higher than anything I would consider for me. I am biased because I think Rick Winters first ever attempt of 172-ft high dive was more nerve racking for me.
And he did it in a Speedo with two flimsy knee braces.
I can only imagine how much that hurt... Out of the water he had some real strength to stand up and wave I would have gotten right onto that stretcher lmao.
Now that takes some balls to do, and I couldn't even think straight doing this. Wow!!!!
I accidentally did a back flop off a 20m cliff when i was twenty years old. I broke my back lol. Seriously.
I uswd to be good with heights. Was airborne, air assault in the 101st Airborne. After I got out something changed and I developed a phobia if heights. Crazy! Even watching this sent chills down my back.
That water hole is plenty big but wow it looks TINY from that height. That alone is terrifying
The coolest angle was the first person POV. Very crazy! Nice entry into the water.
That is absolutely nuts! Apparently fear is not a factor for you! 👍
Amazing! The highest I've dived from is a cliff some 12m high (like a 4 storey building) near Torre dell'Orso, in Salento.
And I had my glasses in one hand, otherwise it would have been much more difficult to climb up the cliff after the swim.
Madman~ ❤️🔥❤️🔥
Reminds me of that time I rolled off the couch. I feel you bro!
The view from his perspective is just inconparable to watching it.