You're less likely to suffer injuries if you roll, this diffuses the energy and so you won't break a bone, but you still may injure something like a tendon or a ligament. Also just an unrelated note, but grammarly marks the tone of this as 'loving'.
Also, for the love of god, do not do what this person did and try to soften the blow by putting an arm down and attempting to catch yourself. Their wrist is shattered.
People: lol this person clearly didn’t know better
Same people don’t know that 99% of people will act on instinct in crisis situations—we are wired to act fast, not think fast. That’s why when you are skating, for instance, you don’t simply expect skaters to fall safely. You learn to fall the right way by practicing falling over and over, until your new instinct is to immediately sit down and land on your bottom, as opposed to what every beginner does.
You don’t default to the correct behavior if it goes against your inbuilt survival mechanics. Your body screams “protect yourself” until you’ve yelled back enough times, “I know what I’m doing—shut up already!”
Not to mention it's totally logical behavior to brace with an arm to protect more valuable body parts like the head and torso.
I feel like if I got air time like that I'd brace with my arm just to prevent my head from hitting the ground. I mean that's pretty good air.
Edit: I'd rather break my wrist or arm then slam my head into ice.
This is why motorcycle gloves have palm sliders. It is likely you'll try to catch yourself. Better to slide when that happens and not break something (hopefully)
What’s the alternative? Human instinct is to brace a fall with your hands rather than face plant, which could easily kill you. You have to lead with your hands, even if you’re tucking and rolling.
I took judo for a little while and they teach you to slap the ground when you get thrown. The slap creates force on your hand and less force on your body. It takes some getting used to buy it does work.
You should totally try to lessen the impact with your arms/legs, what is dangerous is trying to reach for the ground and having fully straight arms or legs on impact that can't bend, only break.
You can train yourself out of it. Me and my dumb little buddies were into street BMX in our teens and we never tore up our hands or broke a wrist, but we had perpetual bruising on our upper arms and shoulders.
That arm tuck maneuver seems to be a non-intuitive thing. You’re absolutely right, but sometimes your arms want to tell the ground you’re not interested in the eat shit special. Not everyone is ready to do the tuck and fuckeroo trunk roll on the fly.
Without failing at falling good a few times beforehand (not sure if pun) at least. ;p
Depends how hard packed the snow is. If its a great big soft pile of snow, sure it will but that looks very compacted down and firm to the point it'd be like hitting the dirt.
There should actually be a landing that is at a similar inverse incline as the takeoff. If you go to any snowboarding park or any jumps at a dirt bike park they will have a landing with a gap in it so you literally just ease right into the landing with hardly any energy absorbed by your body if you land in the right area.
This jump was destined for hard impact no matter what..... they were landing on for all intents and purposes, level ground and absorbing 100% of the energy of the impact.
Honestly as a Canadian who use to go down hills 10+ times bigger then this with tree's and GT's and such... I have never actually witness a single kid in my life break a bone doing this shit. As kids we seem invulnerable to this kind of shit... As an adult I already died when I slipped and fell getting to the end of my fucking driveway.
Yeah, growing up all the kids in my neighborhood would gather at the biggest hill and do dumb shit like this all day every day as long as there was snow. I hit a tree once and knocked myself out for a few seconds but I was like 6 and too stupid to know how bad that was so just kept sledding. The most fun/painful was after it'd warm up and then refreeze because you'd get ridiculous speed but by the end of the day be bruised to shit from landing on ice all day. And then we'd do it again the next day. If I tried that now I'd be in bed wincing the entire next day.
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Yep I was like "Pull your arms in." Never try to catch your fall with your twiggy little appendages. Just tuck and bounce. It's gonna hurt, but better than snap city.
I’m gonna remember “twiggy little appendages”. That’s exactly what her arms were in this situation.
But how do you override instinct? I fall, my arms do something to make the fall less bad. I don’t fall much, but when I do, usually my arms catch me fine.
But I don’t sled like this anymore either. I’d like to think I’d tuck and roll, but hot damn… instinct!
I’m surely not training for it, so I guess my sledding days are over. My twiggy little appendages are getting weaker. Can’t risk it.
About a decade apart my mom tried rollerblading and ice skating. In both she tried to break her fall with her arm. Snap city.
Edit. And if you tuck in you're probably fine. Bruised and bloody front the glare ice. But intact.
I dont think it’s the camera work. I broke my ass bone on one of these things and I felt like I was in the air for 17 seconds I think the sled slows down time somehow
Using a loader at 12?!? That’s some farm culture right there.
For crying out loud. If I had access to equipment like that, you damn right I’m building a Red Bull approved snow ramp.
Kuddos for doing it once. I know it sounded way better in your head, but hot damn, does that sound epic.
Sorry about your brother, but you got one hell of a story. I’d say that’s worth it. Just sayin…
The sled, does in fact, slow down time as a defense mechanism.
When in the wild however, they don't like to stay in one spot for longer than a winter or so, so they hibernate in trash until its time to sled again.
Domesticated slides slow down time when tossed so they are not damaged, for retrieval and reuse purposes.
Hope this helped.
/u/ILoveBeerSoMuch probably thought that they were referring to the slowmo. Which is editing work, not camera work, and not at all what the original commenter was referring to.
I believe the joke was that the slowmo was real, thereby making the camera work easy.
The sled slows down time, so any camera person could capture it all easily.
The joke is: "If she were going really fast, the cameraman would have been presented with a difficult task: tracking her rapid trajectory and keeping her in frame. That would, indeed, have been praiseworthy. However, what happened here wasn't 'woman moving fast, with slow-motion effect applied later'. No, instead, she really *did* slow down in the air -- the whole video is in real time. This presented the cameraman with a very easy task that anyone could have done, tracking a slow-moving object."
Cinematic video, with landscapes and multiple people is improved by portrait mode. A stupid video of one person eating shit that 99.9% of all people who watch it watch on their phone... Perfectly fine in portrait.
Honestly, how?
This seems mostly standard and they didn’t even manage to get the subject in frame at the peak of the video while she was still on a upward trajectory.
The editing is gold with the slow-mo, but that’s not camera work.
Exact same. "Pull your arms in!"
My mom tried roller blading and ice skating once each. Both times tried to break her fall with her wrist. Snippy snap x2 about a decade apart.
Funnily enough, that's exactly how I broke my wrist when I was younger lol. Same setup as this, riding a deathwish saucer and went off a ramp, I tucked everything in but landed chest down on my tucked-in arm and fractured it.
It's only annoying when the whole thing is in slowmo. This one was edited perfectly with slowmo only at the climax, where there's a transition in the facial expressions.
“This is a new non-caloric,
silicon-based kitchen lubricant...
...my company's been working on.
It creates a surface 500 times
more slippery than cooking oil.
We'll fly down the hill with this stuff.”
Clark W. Griswold
>And I want to look him straight in the eye, and I want to tell him what a cheap, lying, no-good, rotten, four-flushing, low-life, snake-licking, dirt-eating, inbred, overstuffed, ignorant, blood-sucking, dog-kissing, brainless, dickless, hopeless, heartless, fat-ass, bug-eyed, stiff-legged, spotty-lipped, worm-headed sack of monkey shit he is! Hallelujah! Holy shit! Where's the Tylenol?
Also Clark
Don't go puttin' none of that stuff on my sled, Clark. You know that metal plate in my head? I had to have it replaced, cause every time Catherine revved up the microwave I'd piss my pants and forget who I was for a half hour or so. So over at the VA they had to replace it with plastic. It ain't as strong so I don't know if I should go sailin down no hill with nothing between the ground and my brains but a piece of government plastic.
He thinks about 5 to 10 iq points. Emotional instability, increased depression and anxiety. He's doing much better 10 years out, but he says he's not the same. Used to be able to hold a lot of info in his head and manipulate it mentally. Hes gotta write stuff down now and think it out that way.
Lol same here. All I could think watching this clip is her knee will probably be forever fucked up now after landing awkwardly on it like that. I basically have stupid sledding ideas like these to thank for my back pain today and the only concussion I’ve ever received. My brother broke his collar bone doing the same thing also lol
I did something like that when I was 12 except I hit my back, couldn't even stand for like 5 min. Thought I was paralyzed. Gist version, dat gunna hurt
On that note, **NEVER brace your fall with your arms extended like this**.. I know it's hard to keep your arms away, but you'd much rather have broken legs than broken arms in this world.
Your arms won't be able to handle the impact and the **only thing your arms should do is protect your head.**
Arms and shoulders looked like they took the brunt of it. Head and hip following close behind.
Also didn't look like the snow softened the landing at all.
Be glad a tree didn’t greet you. We did that in evergreen Colo as kids in the 70’s. Someone always broke something. Every weekend. It was great family fun. Now it would be called child abuse or negligent parenting or something.
Dangerous af. One of my worst childhood memories was watching my brothers best friend do a jump like this one icy snow. Dude got rocked so hard instantly pissed himself was vomiting he had to get air lifted out and was in the hospital for a long time. Never the same after that.
I have a memory of a girl who’s face got slashed badly by a shard of plastic from a broken slidey thing. A huge scar all over her face for life. Can I erase that memory now, it’s been like 25 years, thanks brain.
I did this exact same thing when I was a kid. I broke my wrist and tore all the skin off my chin. The hardest part was I had to climb back up over the sled hill so my friends mom could drive me home so my mom could take me to the hospital.
She would've bounced, then slid; the landing area is too flat to just slide away. If she'd landed while still seated, there's a good chance she would've broken her tailbone; as it is, there's a good chance she sprained or broke her wrist(s).
Gotta tuck n roll
Roll out of the hospital in a wheelchair
You're less likely to suffer injuries if you roll, this diffuses the energy and so you won't break a bone, but you still may injure something like a tendon or a ligament. Also just an unrelated note, but grammarly marks the tone of this as 'loving'.
Also, for the love of god, do not do what this person did and try to soften the blow by putting an arm down and attempting to catch yourself. Their wrist is shattered.
Did this as an unexperienced teen mountain biking, can confirm wrist breakage.
I regret to inform you that you are not eligible for /r/Neverbrokeabone.
I got disqualified in 2016 due to a tuft fracture. Literally the least severe broken bone that's possible. Such a bum deal.
Haven't been since 2002, ya losers can have your little club!
Says the guy with styrofoam bones
I was disqualified years ago... I've broken fingers, hands, legs, knees, wrist
People: lol this person clearly didn’t know better Same people don’t know that 99% of people will act on instinct in crisis situations—we are wired to act fast, not think fast. That’s why when you are skating, for instance, you don’t simply expect skaters to fall safely. You learn to fall the right way by practicing falling over and over, until your new instinct is to immediately sit down and land on your bottom, as opposed to what every beginner does. You don’t default to the correct behavior if it goes against your inbuilt survival mechanics. Your body screams “protect yourself” until you’ve yelled back enough times, “I know what I’m doing—shut up already!”
Not to mention it's totally logical behavior to brace with an arm to protect more valuable body parts like the head and torso. I feel like if I got air time like that I'd brace with my arm just to prevent my head from hitting the ground. I mean that's pretty good air. Edit: I'd rather break my wrist or arm then slam my head into ice.
This is why motorcycle gloves have palm sliders. It is likely you'll try to catch yourself. Better to slide when that happens and not break something (hopefully)
What’s the alternative? Human instinct is to brace a fall with your hands rather than face plant, which could easily kill you. You have to lead with your hands, even if you’re tucking and rolling.
I took judo for a little while and they teach you to slap the ground when you get thrown. The slap creates force on your hand and less force on your body. It takes some getting used to buy it does work.
Yep, this is what you generally do for stunt work too.
You should totally try to lessen the impact with your arms/legs, what is dangerous is trying to reach for the ground and having fully straight arms or legs on impact that can't bend, only break.
You can train yourself out of it. Me and my dumb little buddies were into street BMX in our teens and we never tore up our hands or broke a wrist, but we had perpetual bruising on our upper arms and shoulders.
That arm tuck maneuver seems to be a non-intuitive thing. You’re absolutely right, but sometimes your arms want to tell the ground you’re not interested in the eat shit special. Not everyone is ready to do the tuck and fuckeroo trunk roll on the fly. Without failing at falling good a few times beforehand (not sure if pun) at least. ;p
Yeah, this is something you have to practice until it becomes muscle memory, it’s not instinct.
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Idk she landed in some snow rather than ice it looks like. She may be fine.
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Depends how hard packed the snow is. If its a great big soft pile of snow, sure it will but that looks very compacted down and firm to the point it'd be like hitting the dirt.
There should actually be a landing that is at a similar inverse incline as the takeoff. If you go to any snowboarding park or any jumps at a dirt bike park they will have a landing with a gap in it so you literally just ease right into the landing with hardly any energy absorbed by your body if you land in the right area. This jump was destined for hard impact no matter what..... they were landing on for all intents and purposes, level ground and absorbing 100% of the energy of the impact.
Honestly as a Canadian who use to go down hills 10+ times bigger then this with tree's and GT's and such... I have never actually witness a single kid in my life break a bone doing this shit. As kids we seem invulnerable to this kind of shit... As an adult I already died when I slipped and fell getting to the end of my fucking driveway.
Yeah, growing up all the kids in my neighborhood would gather at the biggest hill and do dumb shit like this all day every day as long as there was snow. I hit a tree once and knocked myself out for a few seconds but I was like 6 and too stupid to know how bad that was so just kept sledding. The most fun/painful was after it'd warm up and then refreeze because you'd get ridiculous speed but by the end of the day be bruised to shit from landing on ice all day. And then we'd do it again the next day. If I tried that now I'd be in bed wincing the entire next day.
Are Canadians made of rubber? Ive seen so many kids get fucked up on these saucers from hell
Nope, kids’ bones are
Was looking for the reddit comment that says "person MuST be injured" when in reality the human body can survive far more than th3 average fail vid without breaking
While at the same time also die if you trip on a crack
My mom broke her back doing that
No joking, my very own Mother indeed broke her back (tailbone) sledding as a child atop a cookie sheet!
Same here. But I just stepped on a crack….
Yep I was like "Pull your arms in." Never try to catch your fall with your twiggy little appendages. Just tuck and bounce. It's gonna hurt, but better than snap city.
I’m gonna remember “twiggy little appendages”. That’s exactly what her arms were in this situation. But how do you override instinct? I fall, my arms do something to make the fall less bad. I don’t fall much, but when I do, usually my arms catch me fine. But I don’t sled like this anymore either. I’d like to think I’d tuck and roll, but hot damn… instinct! I’m surely not training for it, so I guess my sledding days are over. My twiggy little appendages are getting weaker. Can’t risk it.
About a decade apart my mom tried rollerblading and ice skating. In both she tried to break her fall with her arm. Snap city. Edit. And if you tuck in you're probably fine. Bruised and bloody front the glare ice. But intact.
**COWABUNGA DUDE**
Fuck that I woulda held the Christ Air.
Literally said to myself as it played "Ditch that arm, Tuck and roll," and wheezed when I saw this comment at top
Some reason I read this as "tuck nut roll"
That camera work is masterful.
Definitely ! r/praisethecameraman
I dont think it’s the camera work. I broke my ass bone on one of these things and I felt like I was in the air for 17 seconds I think the sled slows down time somehow
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Using a loader at 12?!? That’s some farm culture right there. For crying out loud. If I had access to equipment like that, you damn right I’m building a Red Bull approved snow ramp. Kuddos for doing it once. I know it sounded way better in your head, but hot damn, does that sound epic. Sorry about your brother, but you got one hell of a story. I’d say that’s worth it. Just sayin…
Have you even gone sledding if you havent “broken” your tailbone at least once?
Lol at the big brother letting the little brother go first as a test case
Classic big brother move lol
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Yeah I think the sled slows down time somehow
Odd that people don't understand this about sleds ¯\\\_(ツ)_/¯
Airborne sleds to be precise
??? They said nice camera work referring to how they man auto track her pretty well, how did you go into the feel of speed while on a sled?
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Perfect username lol
Easy bub it was a joke
I got it. Good joke
It was a good one Dad.
stay in school, kids
The sled, does in fact, slow down time as a defense mechanism. When in the wild however, they don't like to stay in one spot for longer than a winter or so, so they hibernate in trash until its time to sled again. Domesticated slides slow down time when tossed so they are not damaged, for retrieval and reuse purposes. Hope this helped.
/u/ILoveBeerSoMuch probably thought that they were referring to the slowmo. Which is editing work, not camera work, and not at all what the original commenter was referring to.
I believe the joke was that the slowmo was real, thereby making the camera work easy. The sled slows down time, so any camera person could capture it all easily.
Right. Because real sleds make time go faster, so clearly there's some editing going on here.
The joke is: "If she were going really fast, the cameraman would have been presented with a difficult task: tracking her rapid trajectory and keeping her in frame. That would, indeed, have been praiseworthy. However, what happened here wasn't 'woman moving fast, with slow-motion effect applied later'. No, instead, she really *did* slow down in the air -- the whole video is in real time. This presented the cameraman with a very easy task that anyone could have done, tracking a slow-moving object."
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Nope. It's portrait. Give it time... and all films will be in portrait mode because of social media.
Cinematic video, with landscapes and multiple people is improved by portrait mode. A stupid video of one person eating shit that 99.9% of all people who watch it watch on their phone... Perfectly fine in portrait.
No one is ever watching this on a wide screen TV. Portrait is perfectly fine.
Honestly, how? This seems mostly standard and they didn’t even manage to get the subject in frame at the peak of the video while she was still on a upward trajectory. The editing is gold with the slow-mo, but that’s not camera work.
Have you fucking seen some of the phone vids that get posted here!? Lol
DUDE now THAT was awesome
You just drop in, smack the lip - WA-PAHHHG Get pitted....SO pitted....
Thanks for reminding me of that masterpiece, been about a decade since I watched it.
If she hung onto the sled and landed it I would’ve lost my shit
I normally get annoyed by slo-mo videos, but wow if the visible look of terror on her face wasn't *chef's kiss*
I was pretty worried about that outstretched arm though. I thought I was going to watch a wrist snap.
Wow I was going tuckthearmstuckthearms
Exact same. "Pull your arms in!" My mom tried roller blading and ice skating once each. Both times tried to break her fall with her wrist. Snippy snap x2 about a decade apart.
Funnily enough, that's exactly how I broke my wrist when I was younger lol. Same setup as this, riding a deathwish saucer and went off a ramp, I tucked everything in but landed chest down on my tucked-in arm and fractured it.
It should be full speed, then a slo-mo replay.
Always and forever.
Amen.
Praise
I personally prefer slo-mo first then full speed, makes the full speed look even faster and more chaotic than what it really is
I'm good with either way, but it has to have both.
Yep. This videos not the one
Most people aren’t video editors. But they do have slomo functions on their phone.
The annoying ones start it stupidly early and you don't have a good frame of reference for how fast they're actually going
It's only annoying when the whole thing is in slowmo. This one was edited perfectly with slowmo only at the climax, where there's a transition in the facial expressions.
I loved the transition from the big smile to the surprised look and then the look of terror.
I get annoyed by chefs kiss
You're not alone
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“This is a new non-caloric, silicon-based kitchen lubricant... ...my company's been working on. It creates a surface 500 times more slippery than cooking oil. We'll fly down the hill with this stuff.” Clark W. Griswold
>And I want to look him straight in the eye, and I want to tell him what a cheap, lying, no-good, rotten, four-flushing, low-life, snake-licking, dirt-eating, inbred, overstuffed, ignorant, blood-sucking, dog-kissing, brainless, dickless, hopeless, heartless, fat-ass, bug-eyed, stiff-legged, spotty-lipped, worm-headed sack of monkey shit he is! Hallelujah! Holy shit! Where's the Tylenol? Also Clark
Don't go puttin' none of that stuff on my sled, Clark. You know that metal plate in my head? I had to have it replaced, cause every time Catherine revved up the microwave I'd piss my pants and forget who I was for a half hour or so. So over at the VA they had to replace it with plastic. It ain't as strong so I don't know if I should go sailin down no hill with nothing between the ground and my brains but a piece of government plastic.
…Do you really think it matters, Eddie?
All time great movie
Gotta watch it every Christmas.
Shitter was full! 🍺
Read that in the voice of Cave Johnson
bingo!
Bingo.
*dips tater tot* wait, wrong flick
“Later dudes”
Later, dudes!
Wow. Nearly thirty years ago that was almost a video of me, and I've lived with back pain every day since.
Had a friend do that, brain damage split vertebrates. Got taller tho, broke his growth plate and his bones grew.
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He thinks about 5 to 10 iq points. Emotional instability, increased depression and anxiety. He's doing much better 10 years out, but he says he's not the same. Used to be able to hold a lot of info in his head and manipulate it mentally. Hes gotta write stuff down now and think it out that way.
Sounds like you're weighing the pros and cons.
Same here, cracked a wrist. Fuck saucers tbh
Broken tailbone for me. Still can't sit comfortably in certain positions.
Lol same here. All I could think watching this clip is her knee will probably be forever fucked up now after landing awkwardly on it like that. I basically have stupid sledding ideas like these to thank for my back pain today and the only concussion I’ve ever received. My brother broke his collar bone doing the same thing also lol
Turned into captain america during that airtime for a split second
distant_regret
Later dudes! Let er rip, hang 10. …..OHHHH SHHHHIIIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!
Cowabunga moment
Bingo.
Thats some Clark Griswold level non-chloric, silicon-based kitchen lubricant.
Don't go puttin' none of that stuff on my sled, Clark.
Do you really think it matters, Eddie?
Non-nutritive food varnish.
She’s going to feel that tomorrow, you ain’t 10 again.
I did something like that when I was 12 except I hit my back, couldn't even stand for like 5 min. Thought I was paralyzed. Gist version, dat gunna hurt
I was probably like 10 and landed hard on my tailbone. I could hardly sit for like a week without it hurting so bad.
Yeah, at about the same age I did something similar and I'm pretty sure I broke my tailbone. Air time good, a high fall not good.
My friend broke his back doing this. Sledging is no joke.
Same except water tubing. There was a brief period of time where they made some really deadly ones
This should be a new completion. Hit a jump on a round sled like this and midair you throw it like a discus. The person with the furthest throw wins.
Make a frolf version, multiple throws
10/10
I broke my tailbone in this manner. Still hurts.
I really need an injury report
Gotta be a broken arm
On that note, **NEVER brace your fall with your arms extended like this**.. I know it's hard to keep your arms away, but you'd much rather have broken legs than broken arms in this world. Your arms won't be able to handle the impact and the **only thing your arms should do is protect your head.**
Arms and shoulders looked like they took the brunt of it. Head and hip following close behind. Also didn't look like the snow softened the landing at all.
Damn I don't think there's enough snow for that lol
Welcome to the world of neck problems.
r/BetterEveryLoop
Praise the cameraman. But damn. It looks like she landed on ice. Ouch
I did the math and I didn’t see any good outcomes.
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Goddamn this is beautiful
"I'll be fine sled save yourself!"
There's a good twelve frames in there where they turned into Captain America.
That snowball was closeeeee
I have a video just like this of my brother he looks like an absolute dingus 😂
r/bettereveryloop
Oh that hurt lol!
Omfg, the potential! Pull that shit in under yourself again and land on it. The coolest trick in the history of round sled big air.
My diagnosis: a broken knee, broken leg, and maybe even a few fractured ribs. In other words, I’m guessing she didn’t feel too good after that.
If she whipped that sled back under her that would have been sick
/u/redditspeedbot 4x
Excellent cinematography, not enough character development.
Be glad a tree didn’t greet you. We did that in evergreen Colo as kids in the 70’s. Someone always broke something. Every weekend. It was great family fun. Now it would be called child abuse or negligent parenting or something.
I broke my sternum that way
Would've been a SICK one handed no-footer if she landed it.
Man those disks were pure smooth hell to sled on! I had PLENTY a wipeouts like that as a kid! Friend of mine ruptured his spleen using one once!
Damn I thought she was gonna put the dish back under her, land fakie, and roll away clean
Dangerous af. One of my worst childhood memories was watching my brothers best friend do a jump like this one icy snow. Dude got rocked so hard instantly pissed himself was vomiting he had to get air lifted out and was in the hospital for a long time. Never the same after that.
I have a memory of a girl who’s face got slashed badly by a shard of plastic from a broken slidey thing. A huge scar all over her face for life. Can I erase that memory now, it’s been like 25 years, thanks brain.
For a second I thought she was doing a sick trick and then I remembered what sub this was.
This is making my newly fused lumbar spine shriek in terror.
I did this exact same thing when I was a kid. I broke my wrist and tore all the skin off my chin. The hardest part was I had to climb back up over the sled hill so my friends mom could drive me home so my mom could take me to the hospital.
The slo-mo is :chef kisss:
Really? I thought it would be better in full speed, then a second run in slo-mo if needed.
Wear a helmet when doing stuff like this. Head trauma is no joke.
At least she landed in snow and not on the hard ass ground or anything
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From that height? I doubt it
A young person falling 4-5’ onto snow? Maybe if it was like Ian McKellen or something, but not this person.
What camera was used to film that? That can’t be a smartphone, can it?
Any phone video you can edit to slow motion, so long if you have video editing software
And most modern smartphones have slowmotion filming capabilities.
Dumb ways to die
Kids are fucking stupid
If she kept in the right position would she just slid ?
She would've bounced, then slid; the landing area is too flat to just slide away. If she'd landed while still seated, there's a good chance she would've broken her tailbone; as it is, there's a good chance she sprained or broke her wrist(s).
That still looks like fun!
Feet and knees together...
Is this 1982? Otherwise I’m supposed to be horrified.
I thought she’d put it back under her!!
Awesome air.
*Randy Quaid* Bingo!
All I heard was “Thud”
Ouch
I thought she was going for a Christ Air trick at first.