Guy has seizure while skydiving

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[Darren M]

Holy shit! Some fast thinking by his buddy!

[BoostedD1]

That was intense.

[tribaltalon]

Holy shit! Some fast thinking by his buddy!

Not his buddy, his AFF instructor. looks like he was on jump 5 or 6. definitely still in AFF with the radio strapped to his helmet. That had to have been scary as hell for the instructor. Glad the reserve came out right, looked like alot of potential for a mal pulling on his back.

[Darren M]

Oh, they're buds now!

[FunFordCobra]

That guy must have thousands of jumps. He made that look easy.

[Ncrowe]

Very impressed the AFF instructor was able to close that distance that quick and make a successful dock on the guys arm.

[Tremor14]

thats the only time docking is perfectly acceptable.

[Gasser64]

Did the guy know he was seizure prone? Seems pretty stupid to go skydiving if so

[GE]

Very impressed the AFF instructor was able to close that distance that quick and make a successful dock on the guys arm.

Quick my ass. Took him forever to get to the guy. And the caption saying the guy recovered at 3,000 ft and was able to pilot the canopy to safety I think is horse shit as well. You can hear the secondary setup on the audible altimeter going off and that's going to be at 2,500 to 2,000 ft.

[Buick355]

This is why you shouldn't jump out of a perfectly good airplane.

[bird_dog0347]

This is why you shouldn't jump out of a perfectly good airplane.

Until the plane is safely back on the ground and you're off it, there's no reason to believe it's "perfectly good"...

[Buick355]

Until the plane is safely back on the ground and you're off it, there's no reason to believe it's "perfectly good"...

fear of flying?

[Gasser64]

lol, i'd say its perfectly good right up to the instant that its not. So when that guy jumped, it was perfectly good. I doubt I'll ever go skydiving.

[bird_dog0347]

fear of flying?

Not at all, I love flying.