you just have to find your own ways through it from point a to point b. this is 24-year-old mich kemeter from st. mary, austria. he travels the world to places like california s yosemite national park. i m going to do it! mich is one of two people ever to concur taft point without a safety harness, a 99-foot walk on a one-inch-thick nylon rope, a vertigo-inducing 6,900 feet over yosemite valley. remember, this is without any safety gear. whoo-hoo! mich is considered one of the world s best high-line slackliners, both with and without a safety harness. the feeling is amazing because you control yourself. and if you lose focus, it s getting dangerous. slacklining has been around for decades.
you just have to find your own ways through it from point a to point b. this is 24-year-old mich kemeter from st. mary, austria. he travels the world to places like california s yosemite national park. i m going to do it! mich is one of two people ever to concur taft point without a safety harness, a 99-foot walk on a one-inch-thick nylon rope, a vertigo-inducing 6,900 feet over yosemite valley. remember, this is without any safety gear. whoo-hoo! mich is considered one of the world s best high-line slackliners, both with and without a safety harness. the feeling is amazing because you control yourself. and if you lose focus, it s getting dangerous. slacklining has been around for decades.
while most people try and avoid these types of life-or-death situations, some actually seek them out, flirting with danger at death-defying heights. you just have to find your own ways through it from point a to point b. this is 24-year-old meche cemader from st. mary, austria. he travels the world to places like california s yosemite national park. i m going to do it! meche is one of two people ever to concur taft point without a safety harness, a 99-foot walk on a one-inch-thick nylon rope, a vertigo-inducing 6,900 feet over yosemite valley. remember, this is without any safety gear. whoo-hoo! meche is considered one of the world s best high-line slackliners, both with and
own ways through it from point a to point b. this is 24-year-old nich from saevent mary in austria. he travels the world to places like california s yosemite national park. nich is one of only two people ever to conquer the point without a safety harness. a 99-foot walk on a one-inch thick nylon rope, a vertigo-inducing 6900 feet over yosemite valley. remember, this is without any safety gear. nich is considered one of the world s best high line slack liners both with and without a safety harness. the feeling is amazing because he controlss it. and if you lose focus, it s getting dangerous. slack lining has been around for decade. this video from 1938 in india
finally, with a strap around the stranded climber, the rescue swimmer gives his pilot the signal to pull away from the cliff. prepare to take the load. i m taking the load. left 50 feet. we want to get away from the cliff as safe and as quick as possible. we want to get the rescue swimmer and the victim over the water or close to the shoreline there where the surf is in case anything was to happen. bringing the swimmer up. the swimmer is just outside the door. the swimmer is just outside the door. moving in. moving in. safe inside the helicopter, it takes just a few minutes to land nearby. tired and dirty, this cliffhanger has a happy ending. while most people try and avoid these types of life or death situations, some actually seek them out flirting with danger at death-defying heights. you just have to find your own way through it from point a to point b.