(11) | 3,849 views | 28/04/2015 | Translate: Skydive Dubai companies, Never Before Events and XDubai, teamed up to organize the event “Dream Jump”, held from 13 – April 19, 2015 in Dubai (United Arab Emirates). Extreme sports athletes made BASE jumping from a platform located on the 100th floor of Tower Princess, a skyscraper at a height of 400 meters above sea level. A total of 558 jumps during the week.
Extreme jumping on the beach “Wreck” of Zakynthos The experienced cinematographer Devin Graham visited the island and shipwreck Beach to create another video with extreme sports. The famous beach has become international destination for those who love the base jump and move pretty video with jumps at this point. The group of athletes makes a Rope Swing with 180 meters long rope over the beach, and the Graham offers spectacular shots.
When your dad is stuck with the Extreme Sports The professional athlete of extreme sports Erik Roner, created a very funny video with the little son of Oscar for father's day. 
Great fire in Dubai skyscraper On Friday, February 20, 2015 in Dubai, a spectacular fire erupted at one of the largest city skyscrapers, called "The Torch". The fire started from the 50th floor of the skyscraper, which has 80 floors and a height of 348 meters. Hit twenty floors and several hundred people were evacuated from the building. There were no victims.
Wingsuit Fly-By Past Rio's Iconic Christ The Redeemer Statue Two extreme sports professionals undertake a daring wingsuit fly-by of the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro. Norwegian Espen Fadnes and Frenchman Ludovic Woerth decided to attempt the stunt after drawing up a list of their dream flight destinations. The pair were ferried into position on trikes - the motorised hand gliders used to give tourists an aerial view of the city - before making the leap from around 2000m, with Fadnes flying below the arm of the iconic monument, and Woerth passing above it filming. The wingsuit fliers landed at a Rio roundabout in the early hours, before heading back to their hotel for a celebratory breakfast beer.
The amazing people of 2013 A nice collection of extreme sports and talented athletes arriving at the edges.
Extreme sports with the new GoPro camera Whenever the GoPro presents a new camera makes with an excellent demo of athletes who use. The new powerful Hero 3 is less than 30%, features 4k 15fps analyses, 2.7k 30fps but also wifi.
An unusual technique in the long jump (1974) The early 1970s in athletics is an extremely interesting time. The technique of most sports is not yet settled, and athletes are constantly inventing new methods. What is the best technique for pole vaulting or high jumping?; How to throw a javelin or discus more effectively; The answers to these questions were sought during the games. The most famous of the innovators is Dick Fosbury, the 1968 Olympic champion in the high jump. He was the one who invented the Fosbury flop jump - the style of crossing the forearm with the back forward, which is now applied by all athletes. Before the Fosbury flop, the jump was done with the feet forward. Another innovator was Tuariki Delamere, a New Zealander from the University of Washington. Delamere invented a new way of long jumping and named it "somersault" (Tuba). He first used this technique at the 1974 Commonwealth Games in Christchurch, New Zealand. Although he jumped a distance of 8,40 meters, it was his hands that betrayed him as he rested them on the sand. So the jump was counted at 7,70 meters. Somersaulting is more mechanically efficient, as the angle of repulsion during such a jump becomes greater. Unfortunately, in the same year, the international federation banned any rotation during the long jump, as dangerous for the health of athletes. This restriction is still in place today (Article 30.1.3 of the World Athletics competition rules).
Extreme robot vacuum cleaner A robot vacuum cleaner came out of the house to do some extreme sports.
A woman catches her dog as he jumps out the window Receiving a parcel on the doorstep of her home in Hawking, England, a woman sees her dog as she prepares to jump out of a window upstairs. Thanks to its fast reflexes, the 6-year-old dog was not injured.
Surfing from the sand to the sea In Hobart, Australia, Theo starts with a surfboard from a dune, and ends at the sea. Hitting a wave, makes a big jump before landing in the water.
An athlete with an amazing jump Riley Smith is a professional American football athlete, and has a height of 1,75m. See how easily the basket reaches and nails, making jumps greater than 1,30 meters.
Two children jump from the 3rd floor to escape the fire On Tuesday, July 21, 2020 in Grenoble, France, two children aged 3 and 10 escaped from a large fire by jumping from a window of their apartment on the 3rd floor. Observing the scene, The residents of the apartment building managed to catch the children who fell from a height of about ten meters.
Flight with paraglider on a sofa The Turkish athlete of paragliding, Hasan Kaval, makes a flight while sitting comfortably on a couch. Sitting with his slippers several hundred meters above sea level, relaxes by watching TV and eating chips.
Coach protects an athlete from injury In Tennessee during a gymnastics championship, a young athlete is not properly aligned in jump. While leaving off the protective layer, the coach will immediately rush to catch her to prevent injury.
Rescuing a cat with a lifting platform On Sunday January 26, 2020 in Chittagong Bangladesh, firefighters were alerted to the presence of a small cat that stood for two days several meters high on the ledge of a building. Then they intervened with an empty lifting platform to allow the cat to jump up and to download, amenity of many viewers who watched the scene.