How to enter the WATER from ANY HEIGHT tutorial

Do you think it'd be possible to send a kayak down a 20 meter diving board or cliff? As I know you can do it off a waterfall, but surely a straight drop would hurt a lot more or even kill you

How deep is the pool

Русский инглиш ни с чем не перепутаешь😂

You should take yoga lessons :)

Everytime I jump even from lil I feel like I’m never gonna come up from the water

When scuba diving with flippers you are told to have one foot toe first the other heel first so that your legs are pushed towards the middle which is supposed to kill your downward momentum while wearing heavy tanks.

For those who doesn’t know I don’t have a phobia of heights so I’m not scared of jumping I’m just scared of the deep water-

Which toys?

Is it just me or do I think im brave from jumping five meters. Meanwhile a 7 yo boy doing death diving on 5 meters

Lol
From a helicopter up in the clouds

So can women point their feet?

Can you tell me how to identify meters

I searched this because today i jumped from a height and i thought i was going to spit my balls....what a slap i felt like my balls separate in half

i dont get dif in the 2 and 3 version of looks the same

Helpful video, thank you. May I ask, is it recommended to wear goggles when jumping from any height? I really prefer wearing goggles, thank you. If it's something possible, is there any type of goggles to wear only? Thank you in advance

Jim, you could have hurt yourself! Diving with flippers is a no.

Can you make a video about how to do a backroll in the water.

anyone else here after watching andor just cause?

If you are scared…. DO IT

I go to dive class so I think I got it I am not sure if I should Point me Toes or Flex my toes but thanks for making this video

после этого видео, не ссу прыгать с 7 метров, благодаря фразе "давай давай не ссы") Спасибо!

I didn't understand what the problem was with pointed toes. You made a joke about having children, but how would pointed toes affect your fertility? (Even if it was only a joke.) I have worn flippers when I jump into the water, but that's because I jumped into the water from the deck of a scuba diving boat.

Damn

me trying this on a puddle from a vary a 20 feet drop

Hello, i have question.
Hope you have a answer :-)

I jumped three times off a 14m cliff with water shoes. (Feet first and deep water). After the 3rd jump I had extreme pain in my back. I went to the hospital for an check-up and had 2 fractured vertebrae. Why is that happend?

I'm a sporty guy with 90kg.
Thanks for your answer

I love your enthusiasm and presentation. Very funny Scandi accent for English man. Keep the humor.

He's Awesome!

i made that mistake, I was jumping a trussel in NH and i had done the middle jump all day(60ft) and noticed my feet were hurting from hitting the water so when i went up to do the high jump at about90 ft i decided to keep my sneakers on, The area was full of atleast 150 cliff jumpers and i should have realised that no one was jumping from the peak of the trussel. It was a dangerous jump because you have to jump out wards to avoid cliff walls and through cross beams, so if your off toy will hit the cros beams at about 60 ft. When i hit the water the sneakers acted like paddles and pulled my legs into differnt directions that my feet dont normally bend. I used my upper body strength to pull my self to the surface, I re tore my acl, so walking the hike from the trussel/quarry sucked. After this i learned that you cross your legs and point toes down. Just like they use in the Spec ops.

On my 10M jumps, the landing smacks my feet bad need to point my toes to 45degrees. The jump itself is no big deal it's the smack on the water!

tutorial front backflip?????

I found it really interesting how the toes pointed all the way down wasn't a great method. For myself when I cliff jump I do either a flexed foot position or a slightly pointed toes position naturally, I've never given too much thought to it, but I'm glad I've never tried to intentionally point my toes all the way down!

Just hurt my back today from 12 m and im now watching this

Thank you this helped me a lot in my school program

Okay I’m 7 years old and I was scared of swimming but becuase I watched you’re vids I ain’t scared anymore

done

Thank you!

If you go head first, even if everything said was right, dont for the love of god arch your back before keep falling underwater, you MUST wait and let the water stop you if not youll break your back and have pain for the rest of your life. My mother jumped from great height when she was 18 and since then (45 now) she still has pain (shes a doctor so this is with treatment too from her peers) not everyday, or even months without it but when it comes she cant sleep, walk well or do anything major. She loves water tho, and we always swim together, but high above jumps are a no no, hours swiming at level, no problem, unless the pain is there. <3 <3 be safe

i don't know if it's just me but sometimes when i watch these videos i have to breathe in manually cause oh boy it's scary

I was fine when I dived with flippers from 7m

privet

good job!

What’s a trick for jumping in shallow water from a high height. Ex. Paradise cove Colorado. 80feet into 12 feet of water. It’s not super shallow but enough to touch the bottom when I jump from 45

Hello Jim, Great videos. I think I've seen most of them now but still finding more. I'm sorry if you have already answered this question elsewhere and if so, apologies. I'm a proficient SCUBA diver and swimmer but never looked at any sort of high diving. I'm never going to do more than jump off a 10 meter feet first but I may have a go due to your videos. My question is what is the chances of 1, none 2, mild (very short term sting) 3, high risk of injury for the different heights if you get the dive as wrong as it can be (highly likely in my case). So I'm not considering the depth of water or the chance of hitting something other than water so just purely from getting the entry wrong. With my very limited knowledge I would guess it is highly unlikely you can hurt yourself jumping in from the side of the pool but maybe a number 2 ie a slap that disappears within 5 minutes. Similarly I'm assuming you could do permanent or at least long term injury from 10m. but what about 3m and 5m? It would be very interesting to set up a human size and weight manikin with some accelerometers and see just what kind of forces you could experience from the different heights. and maybe then scientifically come up with ball park heights of danger..
Thanks

Bro I was worried you were gonna point your feet with the flippers and tweak your feet lmao

Stop saying meters.

Nats😅😅😂😂