20 Seconds Of Joy 2007 DVDRip XviD RADiOACTiVE

[@KimCavender]

I love this film. Used it in my class today to teach about wind, weight, aerodynamics and "catching air".

[@66g66g66g66g]

Kim Cavender wish I had a teacher like you 😂 would have made me interested

[@vitoriarui7091]

A BIG THANKS to all the people who decided to live no ordinary lives.Somethimes we pay a heavy price but a at least there is a price...there's something!

[@stevespadachene8722]

Fail to count the cost, live to pay the price. A beautiful woman of great strenth.

[@Dogsrule777]

Ok, in case anyone was curious (cause it’s not mentioned anywhere in title or description! ;) her name is Karina Hollekim!

[@ElBelga86]

Thanks for the upload! I had seen it on tv a couple of years ago, but have been looking for it online eversince. Good job! And yes, she recovered and is back to skiing now... but as far as know she doesn't jump anymore.

[@skolopija]

thank you so very much 4 this upload

[@falko1706]

big thanks for the upload

[@lynneperkins494]

From 13:45 is the best filming anywhere in the history of anything. EVER. To film some woman tumbling in a controlled dive of a freaking batholith of granite or schist or gneiss or WHATEVER is balls to the n'th degree. It's worth the entire film.

[@brainyway4003]

she returned to base jump after recovery, she needed like some good years for that, but she quit when she got pragnant

[@user-sd7qt3hy8l]

"We don't wanna die. We wanna fly!"-Me

[@21stcenturyman82]

Can anyone tell me if or where I can get a DVD with some other documentary with Karina Hollekim ? - It´s a documentary called : " Vilja Av Stål ", and it is about Karinas recovery to some kind of active life again.

[@fghhuvps]

www.svtplay.se/video/11757746/vilja-av-stal/vilja-av-stal-sasong-1-avsnitt-1?info=visa

[@sebast0409]

that's me at 6:19 lmao

[@user-sd7qt3hy8l]

I skydive and I am getting into BASE jumping too. The way I look at it. I could get killed walking to my car by a mugger and shot in the face. Or I can have 10,000 BASE jumps and not get hurt. When it's your time it's your time.

[@sixbells99]

Chicken Salad if that’s the way you look at BASE I would strongly advise not to it, the odds of getting mugged and shot even in a war zone are not anywhere near as high as getting killed doing BASE. To put it in perspective within the first few milliseconds after you push off and commit to an exit you are DEAD! You have aprox 10 secs of life left. If you continue to death depends if you did your homework, is the exit within your ability are the wind levels right.?Assuming you got these rights you have another 200 m/sec to decide if you die. If you just glance your head down, push your shoulders down, push off with front center of gravity, you will stall, you will go head first tumble and likely die. Let’s assume you got those 200 m/sec right you’ve got another 5 secs to decide if you die depends on your tracking skills and exit choice. Now you pull the pilot chute, if you’re not stable or even if you are when you open you could have line twists, depending on the exit you have maybe 1 or 2 secs left to live if you can untwist them, or you will impact into the wall and die if you can’t. Assuming no line twists, your canopy could open and due to your fault in packing or your position or no fault at all you could have a 180 and fly straight into the cliff bounce down it and die. Or all of the above could be a 100% perfect, but you just forget to connect your pilot chute! (That’s happened to a world class BASE jumpers). Also I forgot to mention even if your pilot chute is connect if you don’t throw it right it could wrap around your arm and not open and your splat. Now with all that said and done there are jumpers with 1000’s of jumps under their belt. BUT they know they could die on the next jump. They are scared on every jump and that fear and knowledge that death is staring at them keeps them alive. This video painfully shows what happens if you think it can’t happen to you, that you can beat the statistics. If you’re not prepared to die doing BASE, or don’t think it could happen to you don’t do it! As you’re likely to become a BASE fatality number

[@Surfly-]

Jump the plane with a base container? or because she did not open the reserve ?

[@spastikxchild13]

After all that, it was a skydiving accident that put her out of commission!?

[@toddwerneth1285]

No fear

[@SupreethDT]

Didnt she have a reserve when she crashed out of skydive ???? i need some answer, i want to know, im about to enter this life style...

[@Silverwidows]

even if she did, it was a wing suit sky dive so it would have been to low to deploy. I wouldnt worry to much about that, it will be a long time before you get into a wing suit, and by that time youll be experienced.

[@SupreethDT]

thanks for your reply Adam

[@LyubomirStoychev]

the track in the beginning? anybody?

[@josef_braun]

Darude - Sandstorm

[@stevenliemberg]

to me it looks like they jumped from a plane with base rigs (one parachute) and opened waaaaaay lower then you would on a skydive.... so not an official BASE jump... but the same characteristics as one (except for a cliff to strike in to)

[@66g66g66g66g]

Steven Liemberg I think you're right, there is a guy (yellow wingsuit) that is jumping a base rig, but when her canopy opens you can see the cut away cables so as far as I know I'd say it's a skydiving rig, does anyone know what malfunction occurred? (wouldn't have been a line fire would it? ... maybe a brake line snapped?)

[@brendanjames3871]

George Hendry it was a tension knot that spun her in. People skydive their base canopies all the time, but in a skydive container per FAA rules, or whatever the governing body of Norway has.

[@ewigheim123]

Why do they all speak english and not norwegian?

[@YoureHot]

We all learn english in school

[@toddwerneth1285]

Fear god

[@olem19]

i dont think she is bak to jumping.. i rly dunno.. but she is back to skiing..

[@JBS1974]

i cant stand jeb...