Here’s a particularly peaceful suspension photo from the good folks with Russia’s Thesinnerteam suspension crew, one of the more than 70 suspensions they’ve facilitated since they formed last December September. Really, for our money, it doesn’t get much better than a quiet, isolated, outdoor suspension like this, and, as you’ll see after the jump, these fellas are pretty damn high. Luckily, in case of emergency, Russians have the power of levitation, right? Oh, no? Well…huh.
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64 responses to “Puzzle Pieces From The Clay”
holy chestnuts……
holy chestnuts……
And the second fall was in Russia.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXATi0JVBhY
guy is ok. No hurt.
And the second fall was in Russia.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXATi0JVBhY
guy is ok. No hurt.
Congratulations Rush! I’m glad to hear about your progress. And it’s comforting to hear that you are paying attention to safety in your suspension work.
I still have to say this: even if you have good equipment you can never predict skin.
This statement
“…and with 4 points I am sure that a man with 70 kg. weight will not fall.”
is dangerous!
You can’t know this. Nobody can. That is exactly the reason we are commenting on the safety issue, we have seen skin tear without expecting it, when we thought it would hold for sure. And even a fall from 1 meter can be bad if you’re hanging upside down. Keep up the good work and always look for improvement!
Congratulations Rush! I’m glad to hear about your progress. And it’s comforting to hear that you are paying attention to safety in your suspension work.
I still have to say this: even if you have good equipment you can never predict skin.
This statement
“…and with 4 points I am sure that a man with 70 kg. weight will not fall.”
is dangerous!
You can’t know this. Nobody can. That is exactly the reason we are commenting on the safety issue, we have seen skin tear without expecting it, when we thought it would hold for sure. And even a fall from 1 meter can be bad if you’re hanging upside down. Keep up the good work and always look for improvement!
thanks for critics 🙂
I had bought safety sistem today, so we`ll use them in next suspensions. I will post some photos on Iam page on Monday.
thanks for critics 🙂
I had bought safety sistem today, so we`ll use them in next suspensions. I will post some photos on Iam page on Monday.
These truly are beautiful photos.
I’m in awe.
These truly are beautiful photos.
I’m in awe.
Depends a lot on the placement… and on the skin of the one hanging (and how well does he know it). I’d trust my back to go w/o safety line to each thinkable height. But I’d neither trust my knees, nor my chest, as I lack experience there….
Depends a lot on the placement… and on the skin of the one hanging (and how well does he know it). I’d trust my back to go w/o safety line to each thinkable height. But I’d neither trust my knees, nor my chest, as I lack experience there….
By the way: A lot of safety thing would be also use of correct material, when I see the video of #27 – this is not necesarry (and a sefety line done with that bad material would fail too). Too slim too lightweigth shackles, strings, ropes…? (likewise the case also during the US show bastian linked).
By the way: A lot of safety thing would be also use of correct material, when I see the video of #27 – this is not necesarry (and a sefety line done with that bad material would fail too). Too slim too lightweigth shackles, strings, ropes…? (likewise the case also during the US show bastian linked).