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[MrMuscle]

http://www.le-parkour.com/cyril.mpeg

Perfectly worksafe.

 

[PBR]

bro, thats some balls i dont have...fuck no.

 

[WODIN]

That Was Awesome!

 

[onerepmaximum]

Dude, I fall out of bed. That would have broken every bone in my body.

 

[Seashell]

That mofo's crazy..

 

[PatsFan34]

How do we know that's legit?

 

[PBR]

yeah Pats, that looks airbrushed to me!!!

 

[FreeballinDC]

Note how he kept his legs and knees together, and when he landed, his knees where slightly bent.

I don't know the physics behind it, but that's the way army airborne types are trained to land once they jump out of planes. I think landing that way helps prevent broken bones and severe injury

 

[crew9]

Seen it before, yes it's real

 

[MAX 300]

Wow, that was impressive.

How much of a drop do you think that is? 40 feet?

 

[DEEZPAZ]

he just rolled into the fall but you still have to execute that landing perfectly!!! He not only jumped but did a backflip!!!!

 

[NLR TJ]

Took gymnastics as a kid and the bend in the knees and the the back roll at the end absorb shock better than locking legs. Still got some balls cause he can keep that shit!!

 

[HumorMe]

yeah Pats, that looks airbrushed to me!!!

 

[alien amp pharm]

That's got nothing on my somersault off the toilet technique.

 

[gymrat]

well you would hate to miss it

 

[gymrat]

besides it that that impressive. He totlally missed the landing.

6.7 by the Canadian judge!

 

[perkele]

I bet that's the first time he does it. LOL

 

[JohnRobHolmes]

thats some serious skill. i would call it a 25 to 30 foot drop. fisheye lens. landing in that mulch stuff helps a lot too. still, i cant take anything away from that guy.

 

[HumorMe]

How would a person practice something like that?

 

[perkele]

How would a person practice something like that?

How or why?

 

[onerepmaximum]

How would a person practice something like that?

Maybe in a pool.

 

[HumorMe]

How or why?

lol...good point.

Onerep...he must have a very high diving board. I would think it would be very hard to time himself so that he would be feet down during his backwards flip. Still amazed that he did it.

 

[AAP]

It is just a controlled fall, nothing spectacular.

 

[Deterass]

It is just a controlled fall, nothing spectacular.

 

[Subzeero]

The SOB just stands up after the fall.

 

[Subzeero]

btw thats just 180 backflip, i have seen people do 360, but with skies on and on snow going atleast 30 miles/hr.

 

[GoldenDelicious]

guy did a breakfall. im damn impressed!

probably has a background in diving/gymnastics/martial arts or something

very cool

 

[AAP]

I am still not impressed. I have seen guys on the diving team do shit like that.

Forget the back flip part, that is irrelevant because anything you do in the air is only as good as your landing. He did a controlled landing, hit the background, rolled back, let momentum disperse the impact in a fluid motion.

 

[Becoming]

i would call it a 25 to 30 foot drop. fisheye lens. landing in that mulch stuff helps a lot too. still, i cant take anything away from that guy.

I agree - the perspective (with the short dude appearing to stand next to the thing-but really behind it) makes it look rediculously high... at most I would say 25-30 feet...

depending on how tall the jumper is maybe only 20-25 feet...

but still high and props to the guy....

the effect is part optical illusion to make it look like 40-50 feet high....

 

[Ulcasterdropout]

very cool 111!