Imagine being so hated they design infrastructure against you
>>244183what the FUCK are you talking about anon lmaoare you disabled?
>>242556fuck the blind, they managed just fine for a thousand years
>>256291>just let me destroy your property, maaaanafter you let me shit on your kitchen floor, sure
>>242478honestly it's because of niggerswhen this new ramp opened near my place I was excited and went there often, but it was soon taken over by hood rats who filled the place with trash, graffitti, loud rap and weed smell
>>242566>>244183>>256295based 80 iq individuals
Want to participate in one of the most ultimate extreme sports? Come Skydive.Either do a tandem for ~S220 (Don't get video you will watch it once or twice and it costs $120+) or go through AFF and jump with your own gear every jump ($~3600 for the first 8 jumps or so) Most jumps are $60-70 after that if renting gear, or ~$30 if you have your own.Any questions? Ask away I'm an insutructor
>>241374>it can't prevent people from being dumbasses doing highly risky maneuversNot to be a downer but it seems to me that all skydiving fatalities are the result of jumping off of something
>>241374I mean, I've been there when people in their 50s and 60s have died from hard opening severing their aorta. I've also seen people get hit and killed in freefall.
Is Summerfest as fun as they hype it to be?
make sure you guys get your repacks before the season starts
any Spaceland Dallas jumpers?
I've Been Playing For 25 Years But I Stopped Enjoying It 15 Years Ago Edition.Old thread: >>142716We're coming back any day now, boys.
>>245414thats my shit right there.
>>245512yea that era of paintball was the peak. mags and cockers, actual athleticism and big paint. i had a shit ton of folks outraged when i suggested a "Classic Mech League" with no space mechs allowed. -revvys only-single trigger -mags and cockers only-no r/t, no hair trigger, limit lbs/trigger pullthe emek and mech trigger kit electro guys were very butthurt that i would come up with a mech game they weren't allowed to hide behind bps with. "you should allow emeks at least" "these rulesmake no sense, theres no difference between modern mechs and the older stuff" "no one will show up to a game like that, its unsponsorable" definitely gave me more incentive to try and actually put something together.
First time posting here, been getting more into paintball as my interest shifts from shooting friends in the woods near our houses to actual field play.Recently fixed up an old spyder fenix (new seals, capacitor I pulled out of a junk pc lol, and some grease) and a WGP autococker. What do you use for lubricants? I got a tube of grease from Evike and it feels a bit thick to use on the striker bolt seal. It's a paste at soom temp so i figure it'd slow the bolt down along its travel and cause the marker to feed slowly. Is this a justified fear? I asked a guy at a shop if lightweight silicone oils were okay to use with sealing surfaces (on markers) and got a resounding no.
airtool oil from the hardware storedow 33 for grease,55 if you need to swell oringspost pics newfagpump the cocker or youre a pussy
Thinking of getting into it. I already have a ton of hobbies, so not sure when I would have time do this one... >skydiving>drone flying>playing piano>ride motorcycle >running / gym>soccer >gun range shooting
I have shekels to burn and have no other hobbytell me why I shouldn't do paramotoring
>>215575You are just poor at judging risk and think your abilities are infallible and overrate the risk of other people injuring you in a activity versus you injuring yourself.
>>207635it is VERY noisy. Dad used to do it, he had to wear earplugs and eventually sold the engine because of that. Using the wind and thermals as your engine is far better+ you dont become a fatass as you actually have to hike up the mountain to the takeoff. Also cheaper
>>211438too low for that i think. He shouldve been holding his controls instead of the phone then he wouldve been able to fix the collapse in time.
>>209064>Aaaaurgh aaaaaaaaurgh...>I craaaaaaashedThat video had no business being so funny
>>257200I agree using the wind and thermals is better, but blocking the noise is not that difficult, use earplugs and over the ear style muffs and the sound is all but gone. However, this does nothing to help everyone with the misfortune of being near you.>>256887I know I am not infallible so I think very carefully when choosing when and where to fly. If you knew much about pg's you would agree that most acciidents are 100% avoidable (not all unfortunately). Motorbikes on the street are completely different, every motorist you encounter along the way has the potential to end your life in a second and in many cases there is nothing you could do about it.
Any sport. Looking for old school stuff in particular.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=WtlwoX1YEmghttps://youtube.com/watch?v=e3EhsYmh9RMhttps://youtube.com/watch?v=tnRoda7Ke2w
>>253869The South African grand prix death video is very extreme. A track marshall gets hit by an f1 car at full speed through a straight. The impact sends the man spinning so violently his body rips itself apart. All that was left of him was an unrecognizable lump of gore. The only way the officials could determine who was hit was by taking a roll call.
Bumo
If you like climbing, check out Rampage with Chris Sharmahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cqe_w2JTlKM
90s mountain biking was hardcore https://youtu.be/uyrlEE9AV58?si=qb2EvixeHx_Lksch
As someone who is the same age as charlie, snowboarded my first black slope, learning skateboarding, falling off now and again.Charlie is full of shit here.https://youtube.com/shorts/lOW0gnh4kS4?si=iPYsrzzWuKEltLF1
>>252015some retard
>>251994Yeah I agree, I think skateboarding is a little less forgiving than say snowboarding or wakeskating or whatever given that you're falling on concrete but you can still do it...you just gotta work your way up to the cool stuff. That being said I broke my ankle skating at 30, had to get plates and screws put in, and haven't really got back into it since but it's more of a mental thing than anything else for me
skateparks are full of teens and crackheads, not really the best of places
i'm 37 and i bought a skateboard again a couple years ago because i used to skate when i was in my late teens but my body feels too heavy now and I twisted my ankle and it hurt way more than it used to and i need to go to work and cant afford to injure myself and be out of work for two weeks over a bad ankle.
>>257977GOOGLE KNEES OVER TOES GUY
>mma fighter trains endlessly to be an unstoppable force>I bring this to a fight and it’s over in less than 5 seconds
>>203686So true.
>>203686>normieboomer copewould you rather have a gun and fighting skillz or a gun and no fighting skillz
>>242294albanians
>>216766Just shoot him. You go to jail, he goes to the graveyard. That's a victory.
>>204244These guys are too slow.>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTyQ4jDb3f4
How would you create a martial art that had as it's main purpose to be most effective against UNTRAINED people? Are there any techniques that are useless in a trained context but disproportionally effective when used against untrained people?Kind of like how in chess there are openings that are principally not sound and easily rebuked by people who know how to play chess, but allow you to easily checkmate a complete beginner (like the scholar's mate).
Headbutts are the first thing that spring to mind when I hear "disproportionately effective". Basically takes no skill in terms of technique or execution but can have devastating effects.
>>251389Master the art of crackhead fighting
>>251389If any martial art isn't good against untrained people, that shouldn't even qualify as one
>>251389The average person can't react, has shit footwork and no stamina. So anything that moves a lot and has deadly strikes works.That's basically a lesser version of Capoeira desu.
>>251389If you are attacking/defending against untrained people on the street, use a gun or some other weapon for the best results. Martial arts are a sport first and foremost.
The Christ edition Old thread>>253192
>>257981He's honestly great to watch even just as a teacher honestly. It's rare to see people who are so clearly one of the best in their fields (or were at a time) be so interested and passionate about teaching people, even complete beginners. His skate clinics are honestly really interesting to watch just in term of pure pedagogy - he is incredibly good at 'abstracting' a situation, looking at a student and being to tell okay, this is the one specific thing you're doing wrong, and then being able to come up with different ways to help the student see in what way they're not doing it right in the first place, and then a plan for how to fix it.I don't know, there's something cool about watching a great teacher be great at his job, be it teaching skateboarding or mathematics or music or whatever.
>>258165>never skated switch a day in his life>>258170why even post here
Watched Ben Degros review some 7.5 board, guy is 6'1.Makes me think at 5'11 I should get a 7.75 or at most 8, even though I read I should get 8.25.
NEW THREAD >>258268
>>258240YEW
Parkour thread. Where are you at with your training? How have you been working around the limits of weather and lockdowns? How much do you apply the utilitarian Hébertist mindset of being strong to be useful to your training routines?Freerunners can post, too. Maybe even gymnasts and trickers if you don't get your own thread up and running.original thread >>1236
>>76604How do parkour niggas train to make longer jumps and land without blowing up their knees? Or how do they jump from massive heights like nothing?Is it because they started young and are still young but their bodies will explode later on?Obviously they do parkour and that conditions their body but do they have strength training specific to parkour, any general strength training works or what do they do alongside parkour for those jumps.
>>253165the safe answer is by training plyometrics, lifting, crosstraining calisthenics and the like. the real answer is we just send it. don't forget that half of the athletes in our sport are too young to vote, and the other half suffer the consequences of our previous training habits. there shouldn't be anyone under the age of 25 who's had an acl surgery but i personally know at least two, due entirely to an injury sustained from either parkour or tricking and if i were a little bit more retarded, i'd also need one.
>>252849What are some lightweight FOSS programs I can run on a laptop from 2012 to censor my face in parkour videos?
>>256228Try DaVinci Resolve. Why you shy? Post video.
>>252901new Skate game.
Got my gur rank for the styles of Kali and Silat I do two years ago. Still feel like a failure and that I don't deserve it. Fractured ribs on my first Guro ranking attempt which I of course I failed. Does the feeling ever go away?
>>252025>Got my guro rank
>>252025If your teachers let you be injured like that they are actively harming you and abusive, get new teachers and consider suing thrm for injuries.
>>257562Are you a 45 year old white woman?
>>257909Are you retarded? Or you just love sucking off your "Sensei" that much?
First episode is out.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCsR-zxwN1Y>What is the Ultimate Self-Defense Championship?A bit over a year ago, former Aikidoka YouTuber Rokas Leo set up a tournament with a self-defense "academy" to have himself and five other martial arts YouTubers compete to see who is best at self-defense. It was a hilarious shitshow that nearly crippled one of the contestants, Ramsey Dewey who would later get into an internet spat with the guy behind the academy (Jeff Phillips) and described the entire event as "piss poor" due to poor management, an incoherent and arbitrary scoring system, running on a very limited schedule, and timing events terribly (like having a zombie apocalypse-themed event that didn't influence score in the middle of the entire thing instead of at the end or something) and doing comically dangerous shit like making people fight on a narrow bridge a good 30ft above the ground.Somehow, he kickstarted a second one, which features even less martial arts YouTubers.
>>248908>it was the one they were hyping up all season so far.It had potential, but the scenario where the wife sprints away from the contestants to get drugged while everyone in the club bodyblocks the contestant was ridiculous. Also, despite failing the first two challenges, Natan was given the highest score, which was really biased by the judges; he definitely did not perform better than Adrian or Seth.
Cross-board replying means omega baited.
https://vocaroo.com/15G1PW4D9OIC
Oh this thread is still up?Seth should have won season 3. (((THEY))) rigged the game.
What's so extreme about martial arts? There are no real "extreme" martial arts anymore.
idk ufc and other mma promotions can get pretty extreme
>>257801Yeah, they don't want anything to break
>>257804I heard they’re very careful when doing bull ups for this reason
Would being being a bioengineer while performing martial arts be an extreme sport?
>>257705Did 'they' let you 'hit'
im looking for ideas for a gambling site,i think there's opportunity to create something really fun and idiotic for people to gamble on, something that isn't dull like horse racing.Marble racing is cool but its been done before, claw machines same thing.With AI you can code things with zero effort, but it doesn't have the human creativity for good concepts.please give me your suggestions on what cool and fun virtual things you would like to bet on and how the game would function.. e.g race/chance/obstacles..and if you're interesting in collaborating potentially drop a disc
>With AI you can codestopped reading lol
I SAW last year a bet - will jesus return in 2026 ?
>>248269Nathan Barley, an excellent early 2000s brit comedy by Charlie Brooker, that had a character who made a betting site based on stupid shit like bum shopping cart racing, or pulling teeth to see who gave up first etc
Does it count as an extreme sport of you use safety equipment?
>>257841Only if you're sean doing it
oh know
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