holyhorse
Member
- Mar 31, 2024
- 41
Will you be able to change your body's position when you're free falling? Can you do certain maneuvers, like, turning to the left/right, or rotating, etc?
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Skydivers, wingsuit-jumpers, base-jumpers - they all know how to control their body during the seconds of the free fall before they open their parachute.
But I doubt you can do it without any training/experience in such sports.
But I doubt you can do it without any training/experience in such sports.
LastNite
Hi
- Mar 31, 2025
- 239
Skydivers also got way more height and time to do so. I'd doubt you'd be able to change the way youre falling before hitting the ground.
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Archangel
- Apr 15, 2022
- 8,680
I think it would be difficult, especially going over head first. I think that might put you into kind of a "tumble" motion that would be difficult to stop.
