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jumping from Tabiat bridge
Thread starterfarid
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This is the bridge I want to jump over. It is 40 meters high and can be landed on asphalt .
My only problem is that I do not know how to dive until my head hits the ground. However, that means I have to go to swimming class and practice diving. could you please help me.
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This is the bridge I want to jump over. It is 40 meters high and can be landed on asphalt .
My only problem is that I do not know how to dive until my head hits the ground. However, that means I have to go to swimming class and practice diving. could you please help me.
this is another image of this bridge.
does this height cause unconsciousness and death immediately,
just im worry about diving. I don't know how to do it that my head hits the ground first.
View attachment 44071this is another image of this bridge.
does this height cause unconsciousness and death immediately,
just im worry about diving. I don't know how to do it that my head hits the ground first.
Beautiful place for a ctb I think
but maybe you should thing in jump in a place more isolated... I mean a lot of people will see you dying man
unless you intend to jump at night
People here like to get overkill and tell you you need 200 meters to kill yourself or something like that
In reality, anything over 25 - 30 meters has a 97% death rate.
So yeah, even if theres this 3% percent chance of being a vegetable
I would still jump
(The bridge I chose is so secluded Im unlikely to get help after I jump anyway)
This is too low, exactly like the bridges in my country/city.
People have jumped and died, but even a 70-80% death rate is a great risk.
It is no more than a 5-story building, 6 at best (some people on this forum are skeptical about jumping from the 9th floor, so go figure).
Jumping on the highway just before a truck passes would increase your chances, but would traumatize the driver.
This looks about the same height as the bridge I've stood on and almost did it a dozen times before. Every single time I drive by I think about it, but every single time I get there and actually look over, it doesn't feel high enough. In theory it should be. Statistically speaking there is probably a 99% chance of death. But for me every time I get there and look over I can't bring myself to do it. It just doesn't feel high enough. Even if I knew it was (I basically do being realistic) I can't get over that feeling and bring myself to do it. There is one by me that's like 3 times taller and it would be a for sure thing, but it's all fenced up pretty good. Every single time I drive over it I'm looking for holes in the fencing. But I have my SN on the way and I've settled on that as my method. Just a few more days. I have the whole day planned and I can't wait.
It is not really high enough to be sure death would be instant or near instant. It might happen, but not guaranteed, depends on how you land and some other factors.
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@farid, from what I've read here it's not at all easy to ensure that I'll land head first. Your idea of diving lessons is a good one. It can't hurt to learn, and it will give you time to do more thorough research.
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