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Rick Winters' 172 ft. world record high dive in 1983

7,431,127 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren •via X (Twitter)

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ZeroChancevor 3 Jahren

I am really surprised that ladder was so stable under the weight of his titanium balls

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hakahakavor 3 Jahren

"Since this jump, people have jumped from higher, but never without sustaining injuries, and completing a full flip in the air, which are the rules of diving."

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Leviatano ☧vor 3 Jahren

He touched water at 115 km/h (not considering air resistance). If he hadn't balls of steel, they would be cracked.

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Christian Svor 3 Jahren

Ngl it’s kinda weird that falling into water became a sport

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Epic Arizonavor 3 Jahren

I love the fact that he is “attempting” a world record…. No. If he jumps - he does it…. Whether or not he survives isn’t relevant to the record is it?

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Ms Dismalvor 3 Jahren

Thats one way to get an enema

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Le Fou 🇲🇱🇺🇸vor 3 Jahren

What happened, did he got hurt???

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Courtney Brownvor 3 Jahren

The hose breaking the water surface is a cheat btw.

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Chipstervor 3 Jahren

80’s where just so badass

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That’s About Enoughvor 3 Jahren

What do they mean, “attempting” the world record dive? If he hit the water isn’t that enough? It’s not like he might miss the ground, get real.

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