Podcast appearances and mentions of Luke Aikins

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(NOTAS Y ENLACES DEL CAPÍTULO AQUÍ: https://www.jaimerodriguezdesantiago.com/kaizen/196-visualizacion-paracaidistas-sin-paracaidas-ahorrar-para-la-jubilacion-y-maratones/)Imagina asomarte desde un avión, al vacío, a 25,000 pies de altitud. Claro, que si eres como yo, no tendrás ni idea de cuánto son 25,000 pies. Son 7620 metros. Es decir, más de 7 km y medio. A esa altitud, los paracaidistas a menudo necesitan usar bombonas de oxígeno. O eso he leído, por lo que sea no lo he comprobado. Ahora que tenemos una idea más o menos clara volvamos al avión. Te decía que imaginaras asomarte. El suelo se ve muy lejos, todo parece muy pequeño y el aire, helador, retumba en tus oídos. Imagina ahora que te dejas caer. E imagina que lo haces sin paracaídas.He echado unos números rápidos y tendrías por delante poco más de dos minutos antes de llegar al suelo.Imagina, y esto te será más fácil de imaginar, que, por lo que sea, tu objetivo no es acabar decorando el suelo con tus entrañas. No. Si te has dejado caer, ha sido con la intención de aterrizar en una red especial, de 30 metros por 30 metros de lado, que te espera allá abajo. Y, de paso, batir el récord del mundo de salto sin paracaídas. Eso hizo Luke Aikins en 2016. 30 metros por 30 metros es una superficie aparentemente grande: son 900 metros cuadrados. Claro, que a 7 kilómetros y medio de distancia, aquello es como enhebrar una aguja. Aikins cuenta cómo, a medida que descendía, podía ver las montañas a su lado, los ríos serpenteando en el suelo… pero que él sólo buscaba una cosa: luces blancas. De hecho, antes de saltar, un amigo le dio un breve consejo en inglés: White, you are alright; red, you are dead. Blanco, Todo bien. Rojo estás muerto. Y es que, para facilitar un poco esta locura, en tierra pusieron luces como las que utilizan las pistas de aterrizaje de los aviones. En rojo la zona alrededor de la red. Vamos, donde más vale no caer. Y en blanco brilla la zona interior de la red. Ese es el objetivo.Cuenta Akins que eso fue en lo único en lo que se enfocó. Que, de hecho, esa fue la clave, ese foco concentrado en algo tan pequeño es lo que le permitió hacer ese salto, hacer lo que parece imposible para cualquier persona, saltar de un avión sin paracaídas y no sólo encontrar, sino enhebrar, una aguja en un pajar. Patrocinador del capítulo: Morfeo.com ¿Te gusta kaizen? Apoya el podcast uniéndote a la Comunidad y accede a contenidos y ventajas exclusivas: https://www.jaimerodriguezdesantiago.com/comunidad-kaizen/

A third generation skydiver with an origin story stemming all the way back to World War II, Luke Aikins was literally born to be a skydiver. Growing up surrounded by skydiving in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, he had always known that his future would undoubtedly take place in the sky, but even back then he could have never predicted the amazing career he would carve out for himself. Both behind the scenes and up front for some of the most iconic stunts of our skydiving generation, Luke, his family and all his team mates and collaborators put one hundred and ten percent into every project that he takes on, and it shows. With RedBull helping to make even the most intricate and outrageous plans come to fruition, there's no doubt that the Lunatic Fringe has an ambassador for his as well as future skydiving and aviation generations to come.

Keri Bell is a trailblazer in our sport. As a third-generation skydiver, for her, skydiving isn't a mere choice. It's a legacy. A legacy that traces back to her grandfather, Lenny Aikins, a World War II pilot who discovered his love for skydiving after his return from Europe. This passion was ingrained in her family's DNA, ultimately shaping Kapowsin Air Sports, a DZ that grew out of the family's initial skydiving club and a place she calls home.Today, Keri has over 14,000 skydives, is a member of the esteemed Highlight Pro Skydiving Team, an instructor examiner, tandem instructor a world record holder, DZO, a wife, and proud mother of three. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------In this episode: Keri shares what it was like growing up on a dropzoneWhat it was like growing up with cousins Luke Aikins and Andy FarringtonVideo: An epic demo introducing Google Glass in downtown San Francisco! Some of her most memorable jumpsRunning a DZ - Skydive Kapowsin! Being on the Highlight Pro Skydiving Team ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Love the 20 Minute Call Podcast? Support this Venture and Join our Community!Love the show? Help support it by becoming a member of the 20 Minute Call Community! Supporting the show gives access to a private group page where you can: - suggest who you'd like to hear on the podcast- learn what interviews will be upcoming- submit questions for future guests- receive show swagJoin our community and support the pod!Link: patreon.com/The20MinuteCallPodcast------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Advertise with the 20 Minute CallAre you interested in partnering with the 20 Minute Call as an advertiser? Let's work together! E-mail us at podcast@beyondmarketing.xyz------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Get in Touch!Have ideas for a guest or want to leave us some feedback? We'd love to hear from you! E-mail us at podcast@beyondmarketing.xyzThe 20 Minute Call is hosted by James La Barrie of Beyond Marketing.The podcast is edited by Garnett Znidaric of the YouTube channel Blue Skies, Fun Days!

Luke Aikins, the Skydiver for Red Bull Air Force, joins the show to share his journey from 3rd-generation skydiver to breaking boundaries through over 20,000 skydives of his own. Hear his role in Red Bull Stratos, the time he skydived 25,000 feet without a parachute, how many times his mom skydived while pregnant with him, his pre-skydive ritual, and high-flying questions from Wild Listeners. Connect with Luke on Instagram @LukeAikins

Episode 119 The Flight Safety Detectives take on two recent events where pilot stunts led the FAA to revoke their pilot certificates. Pilots are counted on for solid decision making and judgement. The FAA found that pilots failed in their duty to fly safely. The FAA took the action when pilots Andy Farrington and Luke Aikins conducted a stunt for Red Bull that had been denied. In the other incident, Trevor Jacobs was penalized for staging a crash. Greg, John and Todd share insight into where these pilots went astray. They talk about ways that they could have gotten online attention without jeopardizing safety. “In the aviation industry we work to make every flight safe” Greg says. “These guys threatened aviation safety for no good reason.” The detectives support the strong message sent by the FAA actions.

▪ Paul Mayer and State of the Tunnel Industry in the UK (56:05) ▪ Spencer Bailey Front Cover of a CReW formation over Skydive Sebastien ▪ Plane Swap Back Cover by RedBull of Luke Aikins climbing back in. ▪ Intentional Plane Crash Dude ▪ FAA attitude ▪ Bonehead Helmet with freefall comms ▪ Twinwoods goes bust :-( ▪ First Aid Courses ▪ Brian has a… drumroll… passport!  ▪ Brian loves his sponsors and his Jav which he says is the most comfortable thing in the world. ▪ Insta360 Go2 tiny HD camera - a GoPro beater? ▪ Brian's Big Way Skills Camp is sold out. ▪ Craig's got a whole weekend of jumping planned.  ▪ Rai will be there too. Tash won't. ▪ Tash has a 170 for her first jumps back. ▪ Tash judged. ▪ Tash translated. HELP US SPREAD THE WORD We'd love it if you could please share #RadioSkydiveUK with your social media followers. Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. If this episode rocked your boat, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests and advertisers.

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If Red Bull really does give you wings, then now is the time.For years, the maker of the energy drink has sponsored an array of the most outrageous stunts in the name of marketing. These have included a world record snowmobile jump of 412 feet, and a racecar ascending winding Pike's Peak at 87-mile-hour – not to mention an exploit where a snowboarder climbed and then snowboarded down a 3,000 meter run on an active volcano.The company has another extreme stunt on schedule for next month and this one might be the most daring yet: the beverage maker has announced that – in an event to be livestreamed on Hulu – two skydivers will attempt the impossible.Red Bull says Luke Aikins and Andy Farrington, two accomplished pilots and skydivers who happen to also be cousins, are planning to take flight in customized, Red Bull branded planes and then switch aircrafts mid-flight.

How do you achieve your goals? What about the one that is not exciting for you, but you know you need to get it done?We hear about Luke Aikins, who jumped out of a plane at 25,000 feet without a parachute and landed safely in a net on the land. Joan Benoit Samuelson is one of the greatest athletes in US history. She won the gold medal for women's marathon in the 1984 Olympic Games, and has one dozens of other major competitions. Both of these elite athletes use a goal hack called Narrow Focus to achieve their goals, and according to New York University professor Emily Balcetis, you and I can use that same strategy to reach out goals as well. Using this "narrow focus" hack not only helps us reach the finish line faster while exerting less energy, we also feel like the finish line is closer when we use this. Listen now and start using this strategy immediately. You can generate tremendous momentum and reach your goals faster than you thought possible. You got this!

Today, we get extreme.  Well, really we interview a man who takes extreme to a new level.  Luke Aikins joins the show today, and man was he interesting. Luke is a professional skydiver, BASE jumper, pilot, and aerial photographer.  He is also a Redbull athlete.  Oh yea, he is also the first person to jump out of a plane and land without a parachute.  Luke was a terrific interview.  We discuss his skydiving origins, his career, and where his career has taken him.  Great interview.  Have a listen!   We also talk about Scott's old man transformation, social awkwardness, and the future of Halloween.  Give us a follow would ya!    

Travis Pastrana and Luke Aikins, both extreme athletes, came on Helmets Off to talk latest projects, biggest jumps and dumbest stunts. Last night Aikins flew into Salt Lake City over the capitol building to usher in this year's Nitro World Games. Scott asks the duo why they do what they do and when enough is enough. They talk their biggest goals and how their interest is now in helping the next generation of extreme athletes succeed. 

Travis Pastrana and Luke Aikins, both extreme athletes, came on Helmets Off to talk latest projects, biggest jumps and dumbest stunts. Last night Aikins flew into Salt Lake City over the capitol building to usher in this year's Nitro World Games. Scott asks the duo why they do what they do and when enough is enough. They talk their biggest goals and how their interest is now in helping the next generation of extreme athletes succeed. 

Luke Aikins hasn't done it all in the air, but he certainly has an impressive resume when it comes to aerial feats. In this week's podcast, Aikins talks about some of his accomplishments, most notably his nationally televised jump in 2016 when he became the first skydiver to land safely without a parachute (3:00). He's had over 20,000 jumps, but his next one promises to be nothing short of amazing. He talks about that upcoming event he calls, Ghost Rider (13:00), which is scheduled for a national broadcast next spring.  It involves two airplanes nosediving without pilots, but we'll let Aikins take it from there. His star is rising in Hollywood, too. Aikins talks about his work as a stunt coordinator for an upcoming superhero movie, as well as his work on Iron Man 3, Godzilla and as an aerial photographer on Fast and Furious 7 (24:30). This third generation skydiver talks about the fastest growing part of the sport - wingsuits (28:20). Aikins has met some of the best in the business, including Travis Pastrana (31:00) - two guys who have endless stories of thrill rides. The closest I'll get to those rides is this podcast.

A discussion on risk management, and particularly whether or not you should buy long-term care insurance to supplement your retirement plan. Tim also discusses the unbelievable story of skydiver Luke Aikins and how he jumped out of a plane at 25,000 feet without a parachute! For more information, visit the show notes at https://erwealth.com/podcastblog/risk-management-long-term-care-insurance-episode-4

Travis Pastrana and Luke Aikins, both extreme athletes, came on Helmets Off to talk latest projects, biggest jumps and dumbest stunts. Last night Aikins flew into Salt Lake City over the capitol building to usher in this year's Nitro World Games. Scott asks the duo why they do what they do and when enough is enough. They talk their biggest goals and how their interest is now in helping the next generation of extreme athletes succeed. 

Travis Pastrana & Luke Aikins joined DJ & PK Tuesday to talk about the upcoming Nitro World Games this weekend.

Luke Aikins is a skydiver that is known to the masses as the guy who jumped out of a plane at 25,000 feet without a parachute and lived to tell the story.  That is only part of his story.  From personal tragedy to finding the dream sponsor that enabled him to have a career, Luke has always defied the “adrenaline junky” stereotype thrust upon skydivers of his caliber.  On the podcast, we talk about some incredible projects that he’s been a part of and the one he’s currently planning, which will be one of the most insane stunts of all time.    Luke Aikins Show Notes:  2:00:  His property in Shelton, Pearl Jam 5:00:  Military brat, growing up Washington, and family skydive operation 10:00:  What is he into growing up and the family practice of starting skydiving 15:00:  What does he do after high school, thoughts on being a skydive bum, and college 20:00:  Close calls in the beginning, Point Break, 21:30:  Evo (Use the code TPM10 for 10% off at checkout) RESQWATER (enter the code resqwatertpm for a 20% discount on a 12 pack) The 10 Barrel Brewery:  My favorite is Out of Office Pilsner 24:00:  What parts of skydiving is he into in the 90’s, branching out, and niches 29:00:  The accident 34:30:  Red Bull changes his life path  37:00    The Felix Jump from space 44:00:  Hollywood, movies and traveling 46:00:  Shane McConkey 50:00:  Heaven Sent: When Luke jumped out of a plane without a parachute 59:00:  His next stunt 62:00:   Inappropriate Questions asked by guest Andy Farrrington 

“Balance is overrated. Forget about being balanced and work on being present.”Dr. Michael GervaisWhat are the consistent behavioral themes across the spectrum of high performing athletes, entrepreneurs, artists, and change makers?Is there a common thread connecting those who change how we understand how the world works?Dr. Michael Gervais has devoted his life to answering these questions.A high performance psychologist working in the trenches of high-stakes environments, Michael lives and breathes in that special place where there is no luxury for mistakes, hesitation, or failure to respond.His clientele include the elite of the elite – the world's most prolific Olympic, professional, and extreme athletes. MVPs in every major sport. High level military. Internationally acclaimed artists and musicians. And Fortune 100 CEO’s.You might recall Dr. Gervais as the guy Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll credits as integral to their 2014 Super Bowl win. The meditation, mindfulness and other crucial team building techniques Michael helped foster and instill into the fabric of that organization paved the team’s path towards incredible success.You might also remember that Felix Baumgartner’s now-infamous Red Bull Stratos jump from an altitude of 128,000 feet almost never was simply because Felix simply could not overcome the high level of anxiety and claustrophobia he experienced every time he donned the jump suit. It was Dr. Gervais who helped Baumagartner resolve the issue and get Stratos back on track. No Gervais, no history making jump.Michael is also the man behind skydiver Luke Aikins, who astonished the world by becoming the first to jump from a plane at 25,000 feet without a parachute or wingsuit and live to tell the story.A published, peer-reviewed author and recognized speaker on optimal human performance, Michael has been featured by CNN, The Wall Street Journal, ESPN, NBC, NFL Network, Red Bull TV, Extra, The Huffington Post, Outside Magazine.This is a long way of saying that Dr. Gervais is the man.While Michael's roster includes the world’s most elite, he is about so much more than high performance athletes.Everyone is required to perform daily. We all navigate our own high stakes environments. And everybody can benefit with the right mindset training. Towards this end, Michael committed to scaling the principles that drive high performance for the betterment of all. He shares his wisdom and experience each week on his Finding Mastery podcast (subscribe immediately) and works intimately with organizations both big and small through Compete To Create, the consulting firm he co-founded with Coach Carroll.A man I consider friend and mentor, Michael is one of my very favorite people. Today we convene for a crossover episode — his third conversation on this podcast and my third appearance on his show — focused on the tools and practices required to transcend self-imposed limitations, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

High performance psychologist and thought leader, Dr. Michael Gervais, joins The BRINK OF MIDNIGHT Podcast with John Brenkus.   What is greatness? What is mastery? Today's guest, Mike Gervais, has spent a career helping people, especially elite athletes, coaches, business leaders, and organizations achieve their absolute best. He's worked with the Seattle Seahawks, Pete Carroll, Kerri Walsh Jennings, Felix Baumgartner, Luke Aikins, among many others. His fascination with what he calls the "razor's edge" is contagious and he reminds us how essential it is to find what that means for us in terms of developing our unique minds, ability to focus, and approach to organizing our days.   Mike helps us dismantle the idea of simply "doing more" as a measure of success and breaks down what it means to cultivate happiness and meaning in every moment. He believes there is equal power in every moment and that we can either pay attention to the "noise" of life around us or develop an orientation to our unique "signal".   We peel back the layers and psychology of social media in terms of it's dangers and our unpreparedness as a society when it comes to the temporary pleasures and darkness that can come from how we engage with it.   We talk about thoughts, their weight, origin, and impact, and how our thoughts can help shape our collective human experience. We dive into the details and impact of brain waves, creativity, letting go, and re-centering.   Both being family men, we also tap into the struggle of creating equilibrium as a parent, professional, and game changer and playing all roles equally or in the most impactful and fulfilling way.   This episode is so chalk full of wisdom and insight that you can implement into your life today…right now. Grab your journal or note-taking app and get ready for a master class courtesy of Dr. Mike!   For full show notes and more episodes, visit: www.brinkofmidnight.com | Contact: info@brinkofmidnight.com | Connect: @brinkofmidnight across socials

This Episode of the Fantasy Jester Show is a Special Edition Broadcast!! As we are spread out this week covering preseason baseball for all of you. This special edition comes with Jester flying solo as JT and Tate are in Arizona. Jester has stopped his own tour of Florida, particularly the Yankees Camp, to bring you this show! Are you new to the Fantasy Jester Show? Did you miss some episodes?  This Special Edition 2 Hour Show brings the Jester live with recent news AND some of his greatest interviews! From the video "Heaven Sent", Luke Aikins dropped in from 25,000 feet to talk with us! From under the sea, Ryan Walton joins us from the jaws of...Jaws. Diving with sharks...no cage! From the NFL...Miami Dolphins former Pro Bowl DE Jeff Cross tells us who was naked to a goal post! From the MLB...Cleveland Indians radio announcer Jim Rosenhaus...A water balloon fight? Terry Francona involved?? From WWE...the Legend Larry Zbyszko. Let's just say..UNFILTERED..the best wrestling interview ever. Nobody was safe. From the NHL...3 Time Stanley Cup Champion Ken Daneyko gives his playoff picks for this year. That is just to name a few in this fun edition. Jester holds true to his name as these interviews bring out the best laughs from the world of sports.  Proving why...you listen once...you will always listen.

Michael Gervais is a renowned expert in high-performance psychology, best known for his work with the Seattle Seahawks, the Red Bull Stratos team, and with several Olympic athletes as well. He understands the power of our minds to accomplish the extraordinary first hand. He talks to Commander Divine about the importance of mindset and especially mindfulness to creativity and high performance. Learn about: His new company with Football coach Pete Carroll in coaching for business called "Compete to Create." How he made sure to call mindfulness "training" rather than "meditation" for professional football clients His outlook and insights on Luke Aikins of Red Bull skydiving without a parachute Michael Gervias specializes in high performance mindset training and whether you are an athlete, a weekend warrior, a business exec, entrepreneur or a stay at home parent, listen to this interview to improve your performance in everything.

Michael Gervais is a renowned expert in high-performance psychology, best known for his work with the Seattle Seahawks, the Red Bull Stratos team, and with several Olympic athletes as well. He understands the power of our minds to accomplish the extraordinary first hand. He talks to Commander Divine about the importance of mindset and especially mindfulness to creativity and high performance. Learn about: His new company with Football coach Pete Carroll in coaching for business called “Compete to Create.” How he made sure to call mindfulness “training” rather than “meditation” for professional football clients His outlook and insights on Luke Aikins of Red Bull skydiving without a parachute Michael Gervias specializes in high performance mindset training and whether you are an athlete, a weekend warrior, a business exec, entrepreneur or a stay at home parent, listen to this interview to improve your performance in everything.

IMAGINE JUMPING FROM A PLANE AT 25,000 FEET WITHOUT A PARACHUTE!!! Our guest, Luke Aikins has done just that!!  Heaven Sent, the video for those who missed it! An incredible inspiration of what you can do, against what people believe is possible!   The Fantasy Jester Show is a fast growing sports show. It combines insider information, great topics, interesting guests, fantasy stats and information for all the major sports..and it comes with humor. The Fantasy Jester Show is brought to you by fantasyjestersports.com The Fantasy Jester will DEFINITELY make you laugh. The Jester combined with JT (Jason Townsend) bring a Fantasy Sports 1-2 punch that NO OTHER SHOW CAN MATCH!!  THIS WEEK ON THE SHOW!!!  MLB: News and notes, It's March...Let's here who is on their fantasy prospect radar! WRESTLING: WWE let's be honest, WHAT is going on? Also, some more breaking news on FXE!!! NBA: Late season pickups! NHL: It's Jester's playground, so what does he have this week?  The opening Rant is very popular as it brings up something that causes the Jester to say...STOP IT!!! Do you love sports..I'm talking do you LOVE SPORTS...you'll love the Fantasy Jester Show. Listen once, and you will always listen!

DAY3 – LIVE from 2017 PIA Symposium - Luke Aikins

“There’s no such thing as a big moment, there’s just another moment.”Michael GervaisAt the highest echelon of elite performance, all the athletes possess otherworldly talent. Their thirst for glory is equally preternatural. All of them train to the outer limits of physical possibility. And they are all extraordinarily adroit at focusing on almost inhuman, impossible goals.So what accounts for the distance between the Olympic gold medalist standing proudly atop the podium and the athlete watching the games on television at home?Is it luck? Talent? Support? Resources? Of course every result is significantly influenced by some combination of these important variables. But all things being equal, the difference between the champion and the also ran boils down to one distinct variable:The mind.Once the embarrassing last stop on a flailing athlete’s career, the world's top sports psychologists now enjoys a highly influential and respected role proactively honing the mental and emotional edge of today's most successful athletes, CEOs and creatives looking to elevate peak performance beyond the imaginable.Enter Dr. Michael Gervais — the go to high performance psychologist everyone is talking about.A key member of the Red Bull High Performance Program, Michael works in the trenches of high-stakes environments with some of the world's most prolific Olympic and professional athletes — rare air where there is no luxury for mistakes, hesitation, or failure to respond.Dr. Gervais' results are beyond impressive. If you follow the NFL, then you might recall Michael as the guy Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll credits as integral in their 2014 Super Bowl win for the meditation, mindfulness and other crucial team building techniques he helped foster and instill into the fabric of the Seahawks organization and team culture that paved the team’s path towards incredible success.You might also remember that Felix Baumgartner’s now-infamous Red Bull Stratos jump from an altitude of 128,000 feet almost never was simply because Felix simply could not overcome the high level of anxiety and claustrophobia he experienced every time he donned the jump suit. It was none other than Gervais who helped Baumagartner resolve the issue and get Stratos back on track. No Gervais, no history making jump.And more recently, Michael is the man behind Luke Aikins, who astonished the world this past July by becoming the first skydiver to jump from a plane at 25,000 feet without a parachute or wingsuit and live to tell the story.Dr. Gervais has also worked intimately with US Olympic Team members like beach volleyball superstar Kerry Walsh Jennings, as well as swimmers, snowboarders, golfers, basketball players, track and field athletes, an impressive array of top collegiate programs, and professional sports organizations including the NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB and UFC. In addition, his work has played an integral role in the US Military, as well as several collegiate and high school programs.While Dr. Gervais’ roster includes some of the sports world’s most elite, this isn’t just about high performance athletes.Whether you are an athlete or a weekend warrior, an executive or a stay-at-home parent, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Luke Aikins Headline Interview continued. The jump.  Front Cover by Mark Davis, Getty Images for Stride Gum Why he did a dummy pull in freefall. How he felt when he landed. What he'd do if he was King of Skydiving We introduce Vertical Suits as our latest show sponsor. His video footage is here. We love all listener interaction. Email, message us on fb or record some audio on your phone and send it to us at studio@radioskydive.uk

Luke Aikins Headline Interview. The man without a parachute. Luke Aikins Part 2 on Ep37. Brian Vacher Ask the Expert. Two Stage Flare. Front Cover by Jakob Aungiers of a 360 deg 40way Headdown formation over Skydive Hibaldstow. 15 seconds later he chopped. Video coming soon. Back Cover by Lucy Smith-Wildey of the REME at the Armed Forces Parachute Championships over Skydive Netheravon. UK Nationals informal review. Lodi Tandem fatality. “Under pressure you don’t rise to the occasion. You default to your level of training.” Brian has Mal #4 and a dodgy Vigil cutter. Unrelated. Thank dog. Craig went jumping at the Nationals and performed to his usual standards. Craig visited a DZ, hired a rig, bust the beer line and was grounded forever from the country. Tash judged the first weekend of FS Nationals. Fun fun fun. On a DZ. In a room without windows. Tash and Craig prep for the Mondial (World Championships) in Skydive Chicago. We love all listener interaction. Email, message us on fb or record some audio on your phone and send it to us at studio@radioskydive.uk If you liked the show, please force one person to download our show. And don’t untie them until they do.

Steve and JaNette Lefkowitz join Dave and Stump in the home studio. JaNette discusses jumping with the Golden Knights and the Women’s Leadership Foundation project. Discussion on Luke Aikins jump into the net. New night head down world record set at SDC. Jumping through clouds in other countries. Safety First with Brian Germain discusses night jumps. Pic of the Week - Paul Doolittle jumps his Greatful Dead Storm over Skydive Carolina. Photo by Leah Doolittle. Feature interview tour of United Parachute Technologies part 1. John Kallend on wing suit record rules. Listener email.

Luke Aikins plummeted from 25,000 feet above the desert landscape of California's Simi Valley without a parachute, landing squarely in a 100 feet x 100 feet, two-tiered net set up to catch him. He nailed the landing at 120 mph -- terminal velocity, solidifying his position as a Total Brock. Jeff and Anthony have lots of experience with Brocks, and proceed to rate Luke's achievement on the Brock scale. GET BONUS EPISODES, VIDEO HANGOUTS AND MORE. VISIT: http://patreon.com/wehaveconcerns Get all your sweet We Have Concerns merch by swinging by http://wehaveconcerns.com/shop Hey! If you’re enjoying the show, please take a moment to rate/review it on whatever service you use to listen. Here’s the iTunes link: http://bit.ly/wehaveconcerns And here’s the Stitcher link: http://bit.ly/stitcherwhc Jeff on Twitter: http://twitter.com/jeffcannata Anthony on Twitter: http://twitter.com/acarboni Today’s story was sent in by Emil Lange: http://edition.cnn.com/2016/07/31/us/skydiver-no-parachute-successful-landing-trnd/ If you’ve seen a story you think belongs on the show, send it to wehaveconcernsshow@gmail.com or leave it on the subreddit:http://reddit.com/r/wehaveconcerns

In hour two, the guys talk to Luke Aikins who jumped out of a plane 25,000 feet without a parachute. Then, things get weird with Blank Stare News &"Say What?!".

On Saturday, July 30, 2016, Luke Aikins became the first person ever to attempt and complete a skydive with neither a parachute nor a wing suit in an event called HeavenSent. Advertising legend Jimmy Smith was a part of the team that made HeavenSent a success and prior to the jump joined Michael Gervais - on the Finding Mastery podcast and explained why Heaven Sent is the biggest risk he’s ever been a part of - ultimately the trust he has in the quality people working on the project including skydiver Luke Aikens make him believe everything would go according to plan.

El paracaidista Luke Aikins busca alcanzar un nuevo récord, lanzarse desde más de 7,500 metros de altura sin paracaídas. Para lograrlo, el experto... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.