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EXTREME SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS
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BASE JUMPS I DID
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USA : From New York’s Empire State building at night …. that’s a secret . . .
USA : From West Virginia’s New River Gorge Bridge which is standing up about 846 ft tall.
USA : From Idaho’s Perrine Bridge standing 457 meter high above the Snake River.
USA : From California Yosemite National Park’s Half Dome Peak.
Canada : From Mount Thor’s peak with its drop of 4,101 ft. It’s actually the World’s greatest one.
Brazil : Jumped from one of the Christ the Redeemer Statue’s arms which is only at 98 feet, making it one of the lowest base jump in the world.
Venezuela : From the Angel Falls with its drop of 2,600 ft.
Peru : Jumped off the Gocta Waterfall at 2,500 feet and within 10 seconds was reaching a speed of 125 mph.. It is apparently the word’s fifth tallest one. All I remembered is that the views of mountains, cliffs, hills and green lands were absolutely breathtaking. In no more than 10 seconds, you will be reaching speeds of 125 mph.
South Africa : From Cap Town’s Table Mountain.
China : From Shanghai’s Jin Mao 88 stories tall building, enjoying its 1,174 ft plunge.
China : The Tianmen Mountain is well-known for having the world’s longest cable car ride. Jumped from that mountain at about 5,000 feet high.
Indian Himalayas : One of the highest base jumps I ever completed was when I jumped from 21,666 feet up Mount Meru in the Indian Himalayas. After climbing for a long time, I flew down for about two minutes to the base camp, reaching speeds of about 125 mph.
Malaysia : From Kuala Lampur’s KL Tower.
Dubai : From the tallest man-made construction in the world, the Burj Khalifa. I jumped from 2,716 feet, for about 30 seconds as I reached a speed of more than 130 mph.
Norway : From the Troll Wall with its vertical drop of 3,600 ft.
Greece : From Zakynthos Island’s Navagio Beach 656 ft tall rock which offers a 5 second’s max only free fall.
Italy : From few of the Alp’s Dolomites located in the Province of Belluno.
France : Jumped from few of the cliffs of the Gorges du Verdon at 2,000 feet high. Absolutely stunning place and it’s the place where I jumped the most the past few years.
Switzerland : I jumped from one of the cliffs of the Lauterbrunnen Valley at from about 2,600 feet.
Mexico : My only cave jump . . . but never the less, most probably one of the craziest exciting one was when I jumped in the famous cave of San Luis Potosi located in the middle of the rain-forest. It is a 400m vertical shaft! So, very exciting but the free fall is only about 12 seconds.
Also, to finish, I had many jumps from helicopters, from all over the World.
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SKY DIVING JUMPS I DID
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I have a « D » license.
I usually pull at 1,800′.
Most of my jumps are between 10,000 ft to 15,000 ft and when I do from above, I obviously use an oxygen tank to avoid hypoxia. The highest jump I did was from 35,000 ft.
I did 17 night jumps too.
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