I saw a story of two Golden Gate survivors who both seemed to survived diving in at a canonball/seated position, probably caused even distribution of force through the body? I don't know science stuff. Anyways, what's the right form your body should be in so that you don't survive a fall like this?
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- Jan 5, 2020
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The easiest answer would be hitting your head first. Whether you jump in water or off of a building.
After a certain height, water will become as hard as cement. So, what could happen, could be that you'll get paralyzed and drown.
A few poses to avoid would be, if you land, feet or knees first, you could just break your legs, or become paralyzed, but still live...
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