Podcasts about wingsuit

Willkommen zur neuen Episode des Markenaufbau Podcasts. In dieser Folge spreche ich mit Mich Kemeter, Extremsportler und Mindset-Philosoph aus Österreich. Vielleicht kennst du ihn noch nicht. Doch das soll sich jetzt und mit dieser Episode ändern.Wir reden über Grenzen – mentale, körperliche und emotionale. Mich ist jemand, der sie regelmäßig -fast täglich - verschiebt. Er balanciert ohne Sicherung über Abgründe, springt mit dem Wingsuit von wirklich sehr hohen Bergen und klettert Wände hoch, bei denen die meisten nicht mal runterschauen wollen würden.In dieser Folge geht es um mentale Stärke, um das Thema Angst und darum, wie man im entscheidenden Moment voll präsent ist. Mich gibt Einblicke, wie er sich auf Extremsituationen vorbereitet, warum Vertrauen für ihn der zentrale Wert ist und was wir alle aus dem Extremsport für unser Leben lernen können.Außerdem reden wir darüber, was Unternehmer und Führungskräfte vom Slacklinen lernen können und wie Balance im Inneren entsteht.Höre jetzt rein und entdecke, wie du deine mentale Stärke und Klarheit schärfen kannst – nicht im Extremsport, sondern in deinem ganz normalen Alltag.Alle Infos zu Mich findest du unter: www.michael-kemeter.com

Neste episódio do Pura Connection, recebemos Gabriel Lott, campeão mundial de wingsuit, e Juliana Trovão, especialista em segurança e defesa pessoal, para uma conversa eletrizante sobre esportes radicais, segurança e sobrevivência em situações extremas.

Text Me Your Thoughts On This EpisodeAnthony “The Kid” Zerbonia is one of the most respected wingsuit pilots in the sport, with over 3,300 skydives—more than 2,300 of them dedicated to wingsuit flying. A two-time national champion in acrobatic wingsuit flying, Anthony has represented the U.S. on the world stage, earning podium finishes at national and international competitions, including the Acrobatic World Cup and USPA Nationals.Beyond competition, Anthony is a coach, tandem and AFF instructor, rigger, and wingsuit coach examiner. His passion for innovation has led to groundbreaking projects, including deploying and flying by a massive 4,700-square-foot aerial target flag in a first-of-its-kind stunt.When he's not in the sky, Anthony applies his skills as an arborist and owner of Tactical Treescapes, embracing challenges both in the air and in the treetops. With a career marked by championship titles, cutting-edge projects, and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of human flight, Anthony Zerbonia is a true leader in the wingsuit community.MEDIA LINKS - VIDEO:  The Infamous Winch Jump (Instagram)- VIDEO: Flag Jump!  (Instagram)

What drives someone to ski solo across Antarctica or leap off cliffs in a wingsuit? Meet Liv Arnesen, the first woman to ski alone and unsupported to the South Pole, and Ellen Brennan Frat, the ‘Fastest Flying Woman in the World.’ From battling -30°F winds to soaring at 100 mph, these women share their extraordinary journeys of courage, resilience, and pushing boundaries. Suggested episodes: Below the surface: The stories behind underwater world records What solitude does to you in the wilderness and in prison Extreme ironing, cheese rolling, and shin kicking: The world of weird sports GUESTS: Ellen Brennan Frat: a wingsuit BASE jumper and extreme sports athlete based in France. She has become known as the ‘Fastest Flying Woman in the World’ due to her exceptional performances in wingsuit competitions Liv Arnesen: a Norwegian polar explorer, educator, and lecturer. In 1994, she became the first woman to ski solo and unsupported to the South Pole. In 2001, she and American polar explorer Ann Bancroft became the first women in history to sail and ski across Antarctica’s landmass Support the show: https://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fred Fugen, athlète français de l'extrême, revient sur son parcours de rêve, entre sa passion pour le BASE Jump, le Wingsuit et les sauts légendaires au-dessus du Mont-Blanc et du Burj Khalifa.

In #57 Laurent Frat sits down with Peter Salzmann, an Austrian wingsuit pilot who recently set world records in BASE jumping with his innovative wingsuit foil. They cover Peter's career as a paragliding instructor, stuntman, and professional wingsuit pilot. Peter shares his early beginnings from jumping off the roof of his house as a child to what it feels like to fly the foil.  Some highlights are their discussion about the importance of balancing risk with the exhilarating freedom of BASE, wingsuit start performance, and the technical details of his record-breaking flight that spanned nearly six minutes over 12.5 kilometers. Whether you're a seasoned BASE jumper or just curious about innovation in extreme sports, this episode offers valuable insights into the mind and methods of one of the world's top action adventure athlete. This independent project is only possible with the support of our listeners.  You can contribute by visiting: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/exitpointsupport Exit Point For more info visit exitpointpodcast.com Producers: Laurent Frat, Matt Blank, Mark Stockwell  Host: Laurent Frat Music credit: Staccato Strings by Andreas Beats 

Ali Hackalife spricht mit Kalle (Einer für Kalle) darüber, wie man zum Wingsuit fliegen und base-jumpen kommt. Was man lernt, und wie man einsteigt. Es geht aber auch um Risiken, Unfälle, Leben und Tod. Kalle berichtet von seiner Leidenschaft und was er in diesem Sport gelernt hat.

Brian and Craig pick up like they've never been away. Craig waffles Brian raises the banter stakes School of Hard Knocks with Mad John and his bone breaking low turn demonstration Front Cover photo by Paul Rimmington of Tim Scrase leading an FS jump with a 4way launch from a skyvan at sunset over Skydive Klatovy. Another tunnel closes Another tunnel opens Craig dreams of being a Youtube influencer How to Future Proof Skydiving with Pete Allum Brian's coaching 3x teams at the British Indoor National Championships this coming weekend The British Indoor National Championships are in... France. Craig breaks his helmet and makes it work while he waits for a replacement part Craig goes fun jumping and does so so many jumps in 2024 Dane Kenny 55th anniversary of jumping Brian diversifies into wingsuit coaching with a new rating from British Skydiving Brian's well into the planning phase for his Big Way Skills Camp in 2025 (bwsc25.info) Come and fly in the tunnel with Brian. FAB Scrambles almost sold out. Back cover photo by Bruno Brokken of the Women's Total Break Sequential World Record formation. Send in by Fleur Jones. HELP US SPREAD THE WORD We'd love it if you could please share #RadioSkydiveUK with your social media followers. Facebook, Instagram or X. If this episode rocked your boat, head on over to wherever you get your podcasts from and kindly subscribe or follow. Especially if it's Apple Podcasts. FEEDBACK Audience feedback drives the show. We'd love for you to contact us and keep the conversation going. Record an audio message on your smart phone and send it, or a regular email, to studio@radioskydive.uk or put something on social using #RadioSkydiveUK We hope you enjoy.  

Pippa speaks to Carte Blanche producer Liz Fish about her story on a South African wingsuit flyer who is one of the world leaders in the sport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stellt euch vor: Ihr steht auf einem Berg, direkt an einer Klippe. Unter euch geht es steil bergab. Dann macht ihr einen Schritt nach vorn – und stürzt in die Tiefe. Ihr breitet die Arme aus, fallt für ein paar Sekunden – und beginnt zu fliegen.Nach diesem Gefühl des Fliegens sehnen sich viele BasejumperInnen und Wingsuit-FliegerInnen. Sie riskieren ihr Leben für diese Momente, in denen sie sich vollkommen frei fühlen. Denn Base-Jumping und Wingsuit-Fliegen gehören zu den gefährlichsten Sportarten der Welt.Was treibt Sportlerinnen und Sportler dazu, sich freiwillig und unter Lebensgefahr in die Tiefe zu stürzen? Ist das eher ein verantwortungsloses, egoistisches Streben nach Adrenalin oder ein tiefer Wunsch, sich lebendig zu fühlen? Und wie gehen Paare mit der Angst um das Leben des anderen um?Um diese Fragen geht es in der neuen National-Geographic-Dokumentation “FLY – Ein Leben für den Sprung“ – und in dieser Weltwach-Folge. Wir sprechen mit den mehrfach Emmy-prämierten Regisseuren Shaul Schwarz und Christina Clusiau, die für die Doku über sieben Jahre drei Paare begleitet haben, die in der Welt des Base-Jumping und Wingsuit-Fliegens zuhause sind. Und wir sprechen mit den Wingsuit-AthletInnen Amber Forte und Espen Fadnes. Amber Forte ist die aktuell die Nr. 1 der weiblichen Wingsuit-Fliegerinnen weltweit ist und hält den Weltrekord für die schnellste Frau in einem Wingsuit. Espen Fadnes ist ein Pionier im Wingsuit-Base-Jumping, der zahlreiche Wettbewerbe gewonnen hat.Hier könnt ihr euch die Doku anschauen:Am 30. September um 20:15 Uhr bei National Geographic im TVWiederholungstermine: 1. Oktober um 7.35 Uhr, 5. Oktober um 17.40 UhrDie Dokumentation ist im Anschluss an die lineare Ausstrahlung auch über Deutsche Telekom (MagentaTV), Vodafone Deutschland (GigaTV), 1&1, T-Mobile Austria (MagentaTV), A1 Telekom Austria, M7 Group (HD Austria), Swisscom (BlueTV, BlueMax), Sunrise UPC und DCG verfügbar.Redaktion & Postproduktion: Miriam MenzWERBEPARTNERhttps://linktr.ee/weltwachSTAY IN TOUCH:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weltwach/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/weltwach/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Weltwach/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WELTWACHNewsletter: https://weltwach.de/newsletter/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a text**Apologies for the technical difficulties during the half way mark**Vince is back! MY favourite madman, fresh off of a parachute failure after testing out his brand new wingsuit, thank god he lived to tell the tail!Vince is a professional Skydiver, Wingsuiter, Basejumper and all around mad man based in Adelaide, South Australia. He is an absolute legend of a human and its always an honour to sit back and sink some beers listening to him talk about his passion.ENJOY#skydiving #wingsuit #basejumping #extremesports #wingsuitbasejump #extreme #sports #podcast=============================COP MY MERCH AT | www.theseshwithsav.comTUDALOO BIDET DISCOUNT CODE 'SESH' SAVE $$$$The new and improved delux version just dropped with a heated seat AND drying functions, THANK ME LATERhttps://www.tudaloo.com.auDiscount Code ' SESH'Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theseshwithsavInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/theseshwithsavSpotify for Podcast Audio -https://open.spotify.com/show/0hDu3Q4rIgRivTl2OJDmfA?si=8e550b4042924567Direct Message via Instagram for all guest enquiries.Alternatively you can email - theseshpodcast93@gmail.com

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No dia 31 de agosto de 2001, Dana Laskowski, de 36 anos, divorciada e mãe de trigêmeos não apareceu pra trabalhar. Preocupados e sem conseguir contato com ela, seus empregadores acionaram a polícia que foi ate sua casa e descobriu uma terrível cena de crime.  O caso, que de início parecia óbvio e fácil de ser solucionado, se mostrou um dos mais cheios de reviravoltas.  Fotos e fontes sobre o caso você encontra em ⁠https://⁠⁠www.caf⁠ecrimechocolate.com O Café Crime e Chocolate é um podcast brasileiro que conta casos de crimes reais acontecidos no mundo inteiro com pesquisas detalhadas, narrado com respeito e foco nas vítimas. Parceria INSIDER: Confira aqui o lançamento das novas cores da Wingsuit já com o desconto de ouvinte! Caso queira investir em outras peças, nosso código de desconto é CHOCOLATE Não esqueça de se inscrever no podcast pela sua plataforma preferida, assim você não perde nenhum episódio.  Siga-nos também em nossas redes sociais: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cafe_crime_chocolate_podcast/ Facebook - ⁠https://www.facebook.com/CafeCrimeChocolatePodcast/⁠ Twitter - ⁠https://twitter.com/ccrimecpodcast⁠ Produção: Crimes e Mistérios Brasil Narração: Tatiana Daignault Edição: Tatiana Daignault Pesquisa e Roteiro: Tatiana Daignault 

I've just wrapped up an incredible episode with none other than Andy Stumpf, a man whose resume reads like an action hero's: - former Navy SEAL Team 6 Operator, Double world record holder, Skydiving and Wingsuit legend and Ironclad presenter and Podcast host. 

Let me tell you, our conversation was nothing short of inspiring- we covered:

Arik uncovers what things are really named after, Allen goes subatomic, Arik marvels at astronomical coincidence, and Allen considers extraterrestrial flight. Titan Do subatomic particles have a colour?

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In dieser bewegenden Mental Power Podcast Folge 102 setze ich mit Jenna Gygi die Reise durch die bewegenden Ereignisse meiner Genesung nach dem Wingsuit BASE Unfall fort. Nachdem wir in der letzten Episode, Folge 101, den eigentlichen Unfallhergang detailliert beleuchtet haben, konzentrieren wir uns heute auf die Zeit im Krankenhaus und die ersten Schritte meines Heilungsprozesses. Ihr werdet erfahren, wie ich mit den physischen und emotionalen Herausforderungen umgegangen bin und welche Unterstützung ich erfahren durfte. Es ist eine Zeit voller Lernmomente und tiefgehender Einsichten, die ich in dieser Episode mit euch teilen möchte. Taucht ein in eine Geschichte der Resilienz und der Hoffnung, die zeigt, wie stark der menschliche Geist in Zeiten der Prüfung sein kann. Liebe Jenna, ein herzliches Dankeschön, dass du dir die Zeit genommen hast, dieses Interview mit so viel Einfühlungsvermögen und freundschaftlicher Wärme zu führen. Deine Fähigkeit, in die Tiefe zu gehen und     eine Atmosphäre des Vertrauens und der Sicherheit zu schaffen, hat unsere Unterhaltung ganz besonders für mich gemacht. Ich schätze mich glücklich, solch unterstützende Menschen wie dich an meiner Seite zu wissen. DANKE, dass du meine Geschichte mit so viel Respekt und Interesse angegangen bist❤️

In der heutigen Mental Power Podcast Episode teile ich mit Jenna Gygi die dramatischen Momente meines Wingsuit Base Unfalls am 19.August 2023 in den Dolomiten, Italien. Ich erzähle, wie ich mich, trotz voller mentaler und physischer Vorbeitung, plötzlich in einer lebensbedrohlichen Situation wiederfand. Gemeinsam mit meinem Freund und 2 weiteren Freunden sind wir Pala 4 gesprungen, einem Punkt, an dem ich zuvor noch nicht gesprungen bin. Meine Routine war gewohnt, meine Ausrüstung vertraut – und doch geschah das Unfassbare. Trotz intensiver Schmerzen, verursacht durch eine zertrümmerte Ferse und ein gebrochenes Schlüsselbein, gelang es mir, in dieser Situation ruhig zu bleiben und entschlossen zu handeln. Die Rettung durch einen Helikopter nach ca. 50 Minuten war trotz sprachlicher Barrieren effizient. Diese Erfahrung hat mich tief geprägt und ich teile mit euch was geschehen ist. Es war ein Flugfehler von mir, der leider zu diesem Unfall geführt hat. Wenn du hören möchtest, was geschah und wie ich im weiteren damit umgehe. Dann hör gern rein. Wenn du magst dann check out Jenna Gygi. Du kannst sie jeder Zeit anschreiben und vielleicht ist ja auch Wingsuit Coaching mit ihr für dich interessant? https://www.instagram.com/jennagygi/ https://www.jennagygi.com CU, Katja

There are many things that people choose to do that has a risk of great bodily harm and or even death (Wingsuit, scuba diving, MMA)...well in the BDSM kinky sex world their are certain types of kinky play that have big risks too. You are responsible to educate yourself before you take your own BDSM risks. We talk about this and a whole lot more. Kinky sex, relationships and general Non PC dirty jokes, all right here on Perverted Podcast.

Liam Byrne is a professional wingsuit skydiver and mad-man. A base-jumping British champion, Liam's adventure mindset sees him jumping off mountains, freefalling from 15,000 feet, barrel rolling at 200mph and even soaring near the edge of the atmosphere.This is The Eventful Life of Mr Liam Byrne.YouTube: Dodge WoodallInstagram: @Dodge.WoodallWebsite: DodgeWoodall.comTikTok: @DodgeWoodallLinkedIn: Dodge Woodall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The wingsuit is the ultimate in extreme sports clothing. The aerodynamic outfit allows base jumpers and skydivers to free-fall for longer before opening a parachute.The road to creating it was littered with casualties, but in 1999 skydivers Jari Kuosma and Robert Pecnik developed the first commercial wingsuits.In 2019, Jari told Jonathan Coates how exciting, but also how dangerous they can be.(Photo: Jari in his wingsuit. Credit: BBC)

In this episode, Matt and Laurent interview Dan Darby.  Dan has been skydiving and BASE jumping for over fifteen years. He's a competitive wingsuit skydiver, BASE jumper, and a member of the US parachute team for wingsuit performance flying. He's also a co-founder of Arcus Flight wingsuit school in DeLand, Florida, and a multidisciplinary skydiving and wind tunnel instructor. In this episode, Dan talks about wingsuit progression, survival tactics, training techniques for performance flying and the new wingsuit BASE race he created in Sass Pordoi, Italy. https://www.instagram.com/dandarbybase/ _______ Please support this independent project by visiting: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/exitpoint _____ For more info visit www.exitpopintpodcast.com

Why can Bitcoin be the solution to some of the largest problems we face in this world? How is it to disconnect from the "Matrix" and live on a sailboat? How can we create the ultimate freedom for ourselves and future generations?   The guest in this episode is one of our favorite human beings! He always brings a big smile and passion into our meetings. His name is Jokke Sommer! We highly recommend you do a Youtube search for Jokke Sommer Wingsuit or big wave surfing!   In this episode we talk about: What is happening to our financial system What is Bitcoin How Bitcoin can be the solution to our problems The mindset of living free Why it is important to think 10 - 15 years ahead How to make your most important dreams come true Are we living in a simulation? Creating a family while living outside of the society And many great ways of seeing life! Enjoy our talk with Jokke Sommer!   What is being said in this podast are NOT financial advice. Investments have risks.

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Dentist shows off 'World's largest toothpaste collection', Chinese women are using fake belly button stickers to make their legs look longer, Wingsuit skydiver was decapitated by plane's wing 20 seconds into jump

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In this episode, Laurent speaks with Luke Rogers, a professional wingsuit pilot from Australia. He's won multiple national titles, podiumed at various world championships, and was the first person in the world to flare a wingsuit over 100 meters. Luke is constantly training, competing, and coaching at wingsuit events. He's incredibly generous with all his tips and tricks regarding flying wingsuits.  This conversation is packed with info about maximizing performance. . Please support this independent project by visiting: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/exitpoint . Mark Stockwell is the man that makes this podcast sound the way it does.  Please show him some love:  https://www.instagram.com/mtstockwell/  https://www.exitpointpodcast.com  

0:00 Intro 1:13 Far Cry VR Mod 7:54 Crossfire: Sierra Squad 15:36 Yupitergrad 2 25:36 The Atlas Mystery 32:43 Grimlord, Battle Talent, Hellsplit Arena, Blade & Sorcery, & GORN 46:41 Propagation: Paradise Hotel 50:30 Iron Guard VR 53:54 Paradox of Hope 56:15 Tormented Souls VR Mod 58:35 Skyrim VR Modded 1:05:11 Final Space - The Rescue 1:08:28 Walkabout Mini Golf Alfheim 1:09:53 Mount Wingsuit 2 1:11:56 Paranormal Detective: Escape from the 90s 1:14:06 Upcoming Games 1:24:30 New Headset Rumors Lots of discussion about what we've been playing in VR. Justin's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/mamefan Alex's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/virtualinsider Nick's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/BuffaloPinball VR Gaming Podcast Discord link: https://discord.gg/Kbg44ADPD2 Justin's email: mamefanyt@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vrgamingpodcast/support

Dani Roman & Sebastian Alvarez Talk Wingsuit Skydiving |Saturday Breakfast by Capital FM

Traveling the world on a cruise ship for college credit, backpacking Asia on a budget, a 7 week African safari, and the infamous wingsuit world traveling base jumper — Join us as we reflect back on the the first 50 episodes of the Globetrotters podcast and the lessons learned from various guests as chronicled on the show. Tune in as we also say goodbye to one of our co-hosts.

Aliens, UwU, valcanos, and magic, this episode has it all...-Would you Rather all humans be kept as pets for an agressive alien race or have the entire human population go extinct?-Would you Rather have to use UwU speak whenever you talk, or have giant red squeaky clown shoes for feet? -Harry Potter Trivia-You're on top of a volcano that is about to erupt. There's a wingsuit and a helicopter without a pilot. Based on your current knowledge, which would you rather choose to try and escape in?

Kelan Dammers had been traveling the world with his wingsuit and base jumping off cliffs, bridges, and helicopters. His experiences were so unique and incredible, we chose to record an episode with him about his experiences (Episode #16). Kelan was passionate about the sport, but practiced caution and was transparent about the realities of participating in a dangerous sport. Above all else, Kelan was a son, brother, and good friend to many. This episode is a tribute to his life, may he rest in peace.

Sandra and Sandy are back and today they welcome professional adventurer, Jeb Corliss, to the podcast for a truly fascinating conversation. Jeb has dedicated his life to BASE jumping, and wingsuit proximity flying, and our hosts begin by reviewing some of his impressive accomplishments in these areas. They also chat with Jeb about his childhood, how he became interested in skydiving and base jumping, and the mindset required for these activities. Jeb reveals that he lost his dreams during his teenage years, which led him to become depressed and suicidal, and details how he discovered his passion for base jumping which has been pursuing ever since.  Together with our hosts, Jeb discusses how the drive to push boundaries and evolve our capabilities as human beings can be seen in these sports, with technology enabling us to do this at a much faster rate. He goes on to recount his adrenaline filled experiences as a base jumper and wingsuit pilot, and shares his passion for flying over landmarks and iconic objects, describing some of his most impressive feats, such as flying down both of the great pyramids in Egypt. He also explains the technical difficulties and challenges of these jumps and his love for photography and videography. Noting that his passion for these extreme sports has given him a unique perspective on life and a willingness to sacrifice everything for them, today's special guest provides interesting insights not only into the logistics and challenges of these sports but also the existential revelations they can generate. NOTE: this conversation contains in-depth discussion on suicidal ideation. The Finer Details of this Episode: Jeb and some of his many accomplishments in the field His childhood and how he became interested in skydiving and base jumping The mindset required for skydiving and base jumping. The desire to push boundaries and evolve human capabilities The development of wingsuits Skydiving, training with a wingsuit, and base jumping Technology and its role in human evolution The evolution of rules and training programs for wingsuit flying and base jumping The technical difficulty of flying down the Great Pyramids in Egypt The challenges he faces during his jumps, and how he overcomes them Two thought processes that occur when tumbling towards solid granite at 120 mph Learning what is important in life Quotes: "If you can find happiness in your life doing anything else, do anything else." "Adults are constantly—I think it's their job, obviously, to teach children about the world and what you can and cannot do. And I don't think they purposely step on dreams." "I'm never nervous, because the moment you're nervous, you're done." "I can feel my heart beating in my ears, and everything's like hyper-real, and it's just a very, very unique moment." "My goal is to try to push the boundaries of what human beings are capable of doing. Right? It's like an evolutionary step." "We just were figuring it out." "It's really given me a life in a way that I can't even express. And it's made me a very happy person. And it's very special to me because I've gotten to see things from such a special way, and it's given me a life. I mean, it's given me my life." "If for some reason, in the next whatever jumps, it gets taken from me, then it was worth it. It's all worth it, because I'm willing to sacrifice everything because it's given me everything." "Everything just goes tunnel vision to my target." "All of a sudden, it kind of boiled life down to what was important, which was time. That's all that mattered. Nothing else meant anything." "And it was a fascinating thought process because I knew I couldn't make it. Like, there's no way you could hit ground at that speed and survive." Links: The Adrenaline Zone Homepage The Adrenaline Zone on Instagram The Adrenaline Zone on Twitter The Adrenaline Zone on TikTok Jeb's Homepage Memoirs from the Edge

It's no secret that Pakistan has a bad reputation after 9/11. I have a theory: There are no bad countries, just bad politics and the country should not be defined by its government. Instead, we should explore them open-minded with an intention to see where it's true beauty lies. Our trip to Pakistan started off with a mission to Wingsuit base jump and Speedfly from huge summits. This trip quickly became the adventure of a lifetime. Pakistan was raw and unexplored, and the least touristic country I've ever visited. Around ever turn, we were delivered with breath-taking views and interesting cultural experiences. Check out the entire library of Captain Manicorn Podcasts on Apple Podcasts or SpotifyResourcesBecome A Monthly SponsorSocial Networks: Instagram, YouTube, FacebookPlease Leave Us A Review!Apple Podcast reviews are one of THE most important factors for podcasts. If you enjoy the show please take a second to leave the show a review on Apple Podcasts!Click this link: Leave a review on Apple PodcastsHit “Listen on apple podcasts” on the left-hand side under the picture.Leave an honest review.You're awesome!

[Graphic Content Warning] Listener, today's episode is a bit of a short one. We were in between episodes but have got it squared away now. Expect next episode to be full sized as usual. Until then enjoy this episode about a live streamed wingsuit dive that ends in disaster.

Tu veux que je te raconte l'histoire des gens qui ont survolé le Taj Mahal en wingsuit ? Alors attrape ta brosse à dents, ton dentifrice, et c'est parti ! 3 min c'est la durée recommandée pour le brossage de dents, 3 min c'est aussi la durée du podcast "Les dents et dodo" destiné aux enfants pour les accompagner de manière ludique et éducative dans le brossage de dents, en leur faisant découvrir une histoire vraie intemporelle qui s'est passée près ou loin de chez eux.

In this episode, we discuss Jamie's first time doing a solo wingsuit BASE Jump while in Norway and the fears + obstacles that came along with the intimidating experience. Special shout out to our monthly sponsors, people like you, who keep the adventure going and help make our record-setting project a reality and get exclusive access to secret content.Check out the entire library of Captain Manicorn Podcasts on Apple Podcasts or SpotifyResourcesBecome A Monthly SponsorSocial Networks: Instagram, YouTube, FacebookPlease Leave Us A Review!Apple Podcast reviews are one of THE most important factors for podcasts. If you enjoy the show please take a second to leave the show a review on Apple Podcasts!Click this link: Leave a review on Apple PodcastsHit “Listen on apple podcasts” on the left-hand side under the picture.Leave an honest review.You're awesome!

• Pete 'Taf' Mather explains UpLift (18:50) • If the chemicals in your brain are messed up you can reach out to a dedicated skydiving support network: https://www.upliftskydiving.com/ or Samaritans https://www.samaritans.org/  Don't be alone. Make a connection.  • Pete Allum Future Proof Skydiving (38:20) • Back Cover photo by someone of Kate Cooper-Jensen keying a multi-plane formation with 9ppl outside the Twin Otter over Skydive Perris • Artistic Nationals • Low attendance ideas • Book Club with Rai Ahmed recommending Matthew Syed ‘Rebel Ideas” (35:30) • Costa Rica ‘Party on the Playa' Boogie remembered by Bonnie Grant (43:30) • Old but new DZ reopens at South Cerney. Just in time for winter. • Bruise submissions   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, head on over to wherever you get your podcasts from and kindly subscribe. Especially if it's Apple Podcasts. FEEDBACK Audience feedback drives the show. We'd love for you to email us and keep the conversation going. Record an audio message on your smart phone and send it, or a regular email, to studio@radioskydive.uk or put something on social using #RadioSkydiveUK We hope you enjoy.

"Depuis quand, comment et surtout pourquoi a-t-on créé ça ?" Vous ne vous êtes peut-être jamais posé la question. Qu'importe ! Lui a la réponse… David Castello-Lopes remonte, avec humour, aux origines d'un objet de notre quotidien. Aujourd'hui, Les origines de wingsuit. 

• Laura Hampton, British National Champion • Andy Ford School of Hard Knocks • Front Cover photo by Gary Swoop Wainwright of the Sky Games at Skydive Langar • Back Cover photo by Paul Rimmington of the Rookie Rumble with appropriately placed British Skydiving banner. Craig and Tash approve. Brian is relieved. • Craig is busy with British Skydiving stuff • 4wayFS Nationals • Low attendance solutions • 8wayFS Nationals • Other Nationals • Book Club with Laura Hampton recommending Simon Sinek ‘Start With Why” • Costa Rica ‘Party on the Playa' Boogie remembered by Tim Johnson • Stupid malfunctions. Laura packed hers. Brian opened his. • Stupid audible story, thanks Brexit • Brian loves his Insta360 Go2 but not when people ask him what camera it is. • How does Brian fit a 360deg camera to a helmet with a Mohawk? • Laura won't be at Indoor Nationals.    • Brian goes off-script talking about mental health. If the chemicals in your brain are messed up you can reach out to a dedicated skydiving support network: https://www.upliftskydiving.com/ or Samaritans https://www.samaritans.org/  Don't be alone. Make a connection.  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, head on over to wherever you get your podcasts from and kindly subscribe. Especially if it's Apple Podcasts. FEEDBACK Audience feedback drives the show. We'd love for you to email us and keep the conversation going. Record an audio message on your smart phone and send it, or a regular email, to studio@radioskydive.uk or put something on social using #RadioSkydiveUK We hope you enjoy.

How Espen Fadnes became a world champion wingsuit flyer In His Words: My profession is wingsuit pilot. Life is hugely affected by one clear goal: Figure out how good I can get at flying my body.   I tried to have a "normal" in the 2000s, but escaped to a life as a wingsuiter after several years serving for the Norwegian armed forces in Afghanistan. I was worried over there, I am not when jumping off a mountain.   I sincerely believe I am safer in freefall than in traffic. Its all about being prepared. I straight down love what I do for a living. Euforia happen on a weekly basis. Married to Amber Forte. 43 years.

In 2012 Matt founded Squirrel, a company that manufacturers wingsuits, parachutes, and BASE jumping equipment. Among many other articles and publications Matt wrote the Great Book of BASE which is arguably the most comprehensive piece of writing on the sport. We talk to Matt about his early days in BASE, how he has seen the sport develop, and his process as a test pilot.  We dive into what motivates him to improve BASE jumping educational material and develop new technology in BASE.   Matt's links:  www.squirrel.ws https://base-book.com/  

We came up with a fun Monday topic: Sports that we want to try but may be too chicken or have an irrational fear of. Jai Alai, Rugby, Wingsuit are just a few of what we came up with. Enjoy this Monday episode. To follow us on social media checks out at Night_Owls_Pod and Door_Disc_Golf on Instagram. Email us at Throw@doordisc.com to submit a "Listener Bag Analysis" or any other topics you'd like us to discuss. Visit DoorDisc.com for all your disc golf wants and needs virtually or come check out the physical location in Fish Creek, WI.

Will Mitchell has been using an analytical approach to open short-start wingsuit BASE jumps in the United States while pioneering some technical and aesthetic lines. Will's approach has also led him to challenge the conventional wisdom in BASE jumping.  In this episode, we talk to him about some of his recent observations which include: slider-down packing/rigging, short-start wingsuit performance, and using technology for site evaluation. Will's links:   https://www.instagram.com/will.i.am.mitchell/ https://www.facebook.com/3pt141592  

Chris McNamara is a big wall climber, ex-wingsuit BASE jumper and the author of more than ten books.

Jeff Shapiro is a multifaceted adventure professional.  Drawn to the mountains and the air above them, Jeff is an elite level climber, bush plane pilot, a professional paraglider pilot, and has competed in hang gliding at the highest level.  Jeff dedicated 10 years to wingsuit BASE jumping during which he pioneered new exit points in Montana, often solo. Jeff is grounded, thoughtful and approaches his pursuits with passion and gratitude.  Jeff's links: https://searchingforsatori.com/ https://www.instagram.com/jeffreyshapiro/ https://www.facebook.com/Jeff.M.Shapiro __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________  

For the last few years, Kelan Dammers has been traveling the world with one main goal on his mind: wingsuit BASE jumping. In this episode, Kelan recalls flying over some of the most beautiful mountain ranges in the world and details a few close calls along the way.

Vincent ”Le Blond” Descols - Stories from a Wingsuit BASE pioneer, visualization for success, and world's first tandem wingsuit operation Le Blond is a professional skydiver and BASE jumper who pioneered some of the longest terrain flights ever done.  Along with his buddies from the Vercor BASE team, Le Blond opened many new school wingsuit BASE jumping classic exit points in the French Alps - including Brevent and the Aiguille de Midi.   Vincent is a multi-time WWL Champion, and Wings for Love medalist.  He holds a degree in engineering at ENAC (Ecole Nationale Aviation Civile) and worked as an air traffic controller.  Le Blond now coaches wingsuit skydivers and runs the WORLD'S FIRST tandem wingsuit skydive operation. Links: https://skyvibration.com/en/ https://www.instagram.com/vincent_descols_le_blond/ https://www.instagram.com/skyvibration/  

Tyler Turner lives in British Columbia, Canada where he pursues an adventure filled life as a pro snowboarder, surfer, sailor, mountainbiker, skydiver, and wingsuit flyer who is also a bilateral below the knee amputee. Tyler and I met in Oceanside, California where we both competed in the 2021 U.S. Open Adaptive Surf Competition. He was there with a whole crew of competitors and supporters from High-Fives, an awesome organization whose mission is to prevent life-changing injuries and provide resources and hope if they happen.  After the final day of competition, Tyler and I hit it off chatting about our respective accidents, surfing, snowboarding, and sailing. He also told me a bit about his wingsuit flying and the many other badass things he gets into.Guest info:Instagram: @TyTurner14Additional Resources:High-Fives Foundation: https://highfivesfoundation.org/"Sixty Seconds": https://vimeo.com/566285492Canadian Para Snowboard Team (Tyler's bio): https://www.canadasnowboard.ca/en/team/para/tyler-turner/Contact us: Instagram: @unexpectedjourneypodcastEmail: tim@unexpectedjourneypod.com Hosted and produced by Tim BrownAudio engineer and sound design by Jesse LaFountaineCover art and logo design by Anne HoltWebsite creation and support by Moh Ajami

Avec Doully, Jean-Baptiste Toussaint et Ornella Fleury. Présenté par Florent Bernard et Adrien Ménielle. On en parle de choses dans cet épisode : la statue hommage à Johnny Halliday, les gens qui vont dans l'espace, Martine, des bunkers, des poucaves…Tu peux nous laisser des bonnes notes sur ta plateforme d'écoute et/ou en parler autour de toi,le bouche-à-oreille, c'est toujours chanmé !Bises,Flo. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.