Skydive in wind tunnel (Skydive Arena Prague)

Skydive Arena, Prague, Czech Republic.
Skydive in wind tunnel - safe adrenaline sport.

http://www.skydivearena.cz

Audio: Ghost_k - ""Stop" (blue mix)"

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[MrBonny987]

What's the name of the song ?

[lahvon]

@MrBonny987 Song is from audio library there on YouTube - AudiSwap function. :-)

Ghost_k - ""Stop" (blue mix)"

[lahvon]

@mr420B It's very easy. In theory.

Just a very small body movements.

Head down, you fly up. Head up, you fly down.

Hands forward, you fly back. Hands to the body, you fly forward.

Smal change with hands position, wiggle like with a car wheel .. you turning right or turning left.

It's rules for beginners.

Basically all is about buoyancy force.

[MrBonny987]

@lahvon hell thanks !! love this song !!

[blackred474]

be carefull with this tunnel! i have booked 30 minutes and then i was get sicked one day before...i have lost all my money (400€) . there is nothing about sickness in the therms!! they told me per mail it cost 400€ ! it was a lie, it should only cost 367€

be carefull....

[lahvon]

@captainpiccard It's the elementary school level physics.

[captainpiccard]

@lahvon wow, not sure if incredibly stupid or just trolling. buoyancy has to do with mass, not surface area. you should read up before going into an argument that you can't win because you know nothing of what is going on... read up before you reply...

[2stunden]

the instructor would kill my nerves though ... i hate this kind of instructions ...

[2stunden]

1:34 Superman taking Louis Lane for a ride

[lahvon]

@captainpiccard a little more humility would be better.

It´s easy ..

larger area = more buoyancy = fly upward

smaller area = less buoyancy = fly down

What I wrote is exactly what the instructor tell you, if you come as a beginner and want to fly in the tunnel. When you want to holding the altitude, fly up and down, turning left or right.

Because .. movement of the hands and feet is exactly what the change surface area and buoyancy of the body. And, indirectly, it adjusts your sagging body.

[captainpiccard]

@lahvon you never skydived have you? has nothing to do with the head, or the hands... to fly up (reduce your fall rate) you get "flatter" (reduce your arch). to fly down (increase your fall rate) you arch more. to fly forward, you extend your legs, and to fly back, you retract them... also, NOTHING to do with buoyancy, seeing as you are not "floating" on anything...