skihopp Gopro

[Dokkoi_Yuichi]

In a snowy mountain, I don't feel scared even on a steep slope, but this makes my heart pound like a roller coaster.

[casadilla]

This looks like the kinda thing that sounds great talking with your friends at home, get yourself pumped up in the days before the trip, get super excited on the way to the ramp, then get out of the car, see the ramp and remember that maybe having a functional vertebral column is kinda nice after all, the kinda thing you’d like to keep for at least a few more days before wrecking it.

[tiffles]

Man, the sudden mad acceleration from a first person POV and the dread it must've caused to the guy doing this for the first time ... crazy. I want to do this.

[huyroshima]

With or without the snow, this man needs a brave medal lol

[Dirtbiker-guy]

That was crazy sick. The camera ALWAYS makes hills look smaller and less dangerous. If it looks huge on camera, then the reality of it is absolutely insane.

[sammehlberg]

I'm glad other people do this kind of stuff so I can experience it without actually having to do it myself.

[dewdecsysabz]

That was a roller coaster. The character development has improved. I can’t wait for season two.

[guibox]

I think the scariest part of this would be the initial act of pushing off. There is no going back. No room for error. No room to panic. You are fully committed to control your nerves and steady your body to either survive or zig-zag and die. Yikes!

[AnubisXII]

I don't know why this ended up in my feed, but it was really cool.
Not just because of the skier, but the friggen engineering and craftsmanship that went into building that ramp. And of course, the way you can strap a camera to your head. Just a whole bunch of amazing stuff going on in this one minute video.
Maybe thats why it showed up in my feed. Because I too, am amazing.

[terrerov]

The scariest part is imagining you get off the rails. You'll be hitting all those steps. I'm amazed there's no cover.

[DreckbobBratpfanne]

Thats an awesome perspective, ski jumping and flying are very cool on their own but from this perspective you really get to see the speeds involved.

[arelomat]

Remember guys, if it looks big on go pro, it's crazy in live

Edit : it looks like this rule does not apply here, sorry for my mistake.
I use go pro while snowboarding and it never success to capture how big jumps really are that's why I got fooled.

[paulgreen]

The worst part is having to walk up all those stairs again

[ayuumi]

Scariest part (for me) is the risk of falling while still on the ramp. Kinda insane how small that red house look from the top, yet it only took 14 seconds to get there. Insane!

[dec]

The amout of Guts this person has and sheer thrill seeking this person is, is bafflingly impressive, props to you bro
Edit: I know they dont exactly have the "amount of guts" and they're not exactly "thrill seeking" but its still impressive, I just want to leave a nice comment.

[giggles]

To hell with that! I live in a city that hosts an international ski jumping event. I decided to climb to the top of the jump one sunny summer day a couple of years ago to see the view. After only a quarter of the way up I COULDN'T EVEN STAND - the vertigo was so brutal. I can't even imagine actually doing something like this myself, so thank you for sharing this. I feel much more comfortable watching it here.

[MiloszBaj-Maj]

This sport is definitely not for everyone. I admire your courage Skihopp Gopro! Huge respect for you!

[junemacdonald]

It’s bananas that the way you start this whole thing is you stand on some wooden steps, which in the winter are covered in snow, you slide out on what is essentially a park bench with no back or anything to hang on to, and then you just let it rip. Like GETTING there is hard, then you’re going for a casual FLIGHT, have to land, then not totally eat it when you do. Braver than me! I used to speed skate and thought THAT was a bit crazy, but these guys are bold.

[BackFire]

I used to do ski jumping but had to stop. Still love seeing these videos and reliving the adrenaline of each jump.

[おきたなんにゃむ]

早っ！
ただ、自分だったら着地時に
全身強打&後頭部打って
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