Hooked up with a couple of friends yesterday and one of them started a lead run and did not know about the monorail platform. The whole team traveled over and showed the guy where to find the weights. While there, we decided to have some fun, so we ran through the train to the west side, jumped to the top of the structure, and walked out on the little rail that runs west from the platform, then jumped. Once the first person landed without dying, they took pictures of the rest of us falling. We rinsed and repeated a few times until a Queen event started.
If you have never done this, I would highly recommend it if you are playing with friends and are mic'd up. The falling sensation from 175 virtual feet feels like you are on a very large roller coaster.
PS: I would not recommend if you do not have PA w/calibrated shocks or the mutation that prevents falling damage (not sure which one it is).
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I've been active in different sports during my entire life, but this last year has been very hard for me to keep going. Might be because of baggage or B.E.D-y habits, the thing is, I can't work out or take care of my body anymore. (emphasizing thporths) As my title explains, I know exactly what I have to do but can't seem to put it in action, any tips? i just need the push to be confident and happy with my body and myself!
Apologies if this was answered elsewhere. I havenβt been able to find an answer anywhere.
Q: What happens if youβre doing a handstand or even just a standing-on-the-edge dive and you lose your balance, or slip and fall before you begin? Painful landing aside, does that count as your dive, or are you allowed to go back up and try again?
Iβve done a lot of searching and am having trouble finding out if the few I found are open to the public to pay to use, or not. So, I decided Iβd see if anyone here knows of any that are? I ask about that since DFW isnβt exactly cliff jumping country. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Oh, almost forgot. I realize that some schools/universities in the area have them. Are those generally for students only, or are there times anyone can pay to use them? A big thanks, in advance, for your help!
I'm recently very interested in diving and decided (after mco) I want to give it a try, I searched all over the internet but I can't find any club that is in Johor that provides platform/springboard diving training lessons. Would appreciate it if anyone knows a place to learn diving. I live in Johor Baharu, anywhere beyond that (like 30 mins away is fine) might be inconvenient. I'm also very sorry if this is not the subreddit I'm supposed to ask cause the diving Reddit is dead, and Johor Reddit is pretty much dead too, so I was just wondering if I can ask it here.
I'm aware that there is a pool in Larkin that have diving platform but I'm not sure they provide lesson or not.
(I'm very sorry for any grammatical mistake, please tolerate it)
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idk if this subreddit is still active...but is it possible to learn platform diving at age 18? I come from a competitive running background and have good overall fitness. My mobility and flexibility suck though. I'm not looking to be competitive at diving, as in I don't have any unrealistic aspirations, I just want to do it for myself because it looks gratifying. If so, where should I start? S&P diving seem like very niche communities and I can find hardly any resources at all online. Any insight appreciatedοΌ
Anyone know any in the area that are open to the public. Always wanted to try
