#skydivingrisks

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Death, Broken Legs and Addiction: The True Risks of Skydiving

Skydiving is a scary activity because people jump from 15,000ft and rely on the parachute – basically a specialized piece of nylon – to arrive safely at the ground. On the contrary, you might have heard that skydiving is safer than driving. To clear the myths around skydiving safety, here are the true risks of skydiving.

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/death-broken-legs-and-addiction-the-true-risks-of-skydiving/

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The 3 Underestimated Risks Of An Early Parachute Deployment

Everyone knows that opening a parachute too low can result in extreme injuries for skydivers. However, have you ever asked yourself about the opposite? About what happens if the skydiver opens the parachute too early?

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/the-3-underestimated-risks-of-an-early-parachute-deployment/

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Death, Broken Legs and Addiction: The True Risks of Skydiving

Skydiving is a scary activity because people jump from 15,000ft and rely on the parachute – basically a specialized piece of nylon – to arrive safely at the ground. On the contrary, you might have heard that skydiving is safer than driving. To clear the myths around skydiving safety, here are the true risks of skydiving.

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/death-broken-legs-and-addiction-the-true-risks-of-skydiving/

[enjoyfreefall]

The 3 Underestimated Risks Of An Early Parachute Deployment

Everyone knows that opening a parachute too low can result in extreme injuries for skydivers. However, have you ever asked yourself about the opposite? About what happens if the skydiver opens the parachute too early?

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/the-3-underestimated-risks-of-an-early-parachute-deployment/

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Likelihood of a Double Parachute Failure on a Skydive

Skydiving is quite scary for most people because you jump out of an airplane at 12,000ft and trust the parachute – basically a piece of nylon - to land safely. If the parachute and the back-up parachute do not work properly you will most certainly die. But how often do both parachutes actually fail?

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/likelihood-of-a-double-parachute-failure-on-a-skydive/

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Death, Broken Legs and Addiction: The True Risks of Skydiving

Skydiving is a scary activity because people jump from 15,000ft and rely on the parachute – basically a specialized piece of nylon – to arrive safely at the ground. On the contrary, you might have heard that skydiving is safer than driving. To clear the myths around skydiving safety, here are the true risks of skydiving.

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/death-broken-legs-and-addiction-the-true-risks-of-skydiving/

[enjoyfreefall]

The 3 Underestimated Risks Of An Early Parachute Deployment

Everyone knows that opening a parachute too low can result in extreme injuries for skydivers. However, have you ever asked yourself about the opposite? About what happens if the skydiver opens the parachute too early?

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/the-3-underestimated-risks-of-an-early-parachute-deployment/

[enjoyfreefall]

Death, Broken Legs and Addiction: The True Risks of Skydiving

Skydiving is a scary activity because people jump from 15,000 ft and rely on the parachute - basically a specialized piece of nylon - to arrive safely at the ground. On the contrary, you might have heard that skydiving is safer than driving. To clear the myths around skydiving safety, here are the true risks of skydiving.

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/death-broken-legs-and-addiction-the-true-risks-of-skydiving/