Is this the picture of the record jump? He probably went up from the second wave visible. His line length is visible as red circle. Did he use 21m lines said on another topic? If you remove the parallax this is not a 27.5m jump. Woo-maginary shit. New "World" Record should read New "Woo" Record..plummet wrote:New Record. 27.5m.
Why are you so negative? What is your problem?ShaveTheWhales wrote:Yep the Woo is Bullshit
They bring out an updated version + a waterproof case (because they die from water - even though water proof)
And Suddenly people are jumping bigger ? Wooo legandary !
Huib wrote:Why are you so negative? What is your problem?ShaveTheWhales wrote:Yep the Woo is Bullshit
They bring out an updated version + a waterproof case (because they die from water - even though water proof)
And Suddenly people are jumping bigger ? Wooo legandary !
People are jumping higher because the Woo is a big stimulatation to jump higher then your friends.
Capetown was the past weeks the place to be for new PR's.
Peter_Frank wrote:Hmmm, dont agree about "People jump higher because they're getting better"
For those not good nor experienced, yes, but... those "max" jumpers who has jumped for years, are maybe and maybe not motivated even more now when you can measure the height and "compete" (agree with Hulb here), but NOT because they are getting noticeable better IMO, but there is a goal that can be measured now so they are aiming for this target of course, and we will see higher jumps.
Hmm. The first times I was very dissapointed when I used the Woo. I really thought my jumps were much higher.LetsFlyaKite wrote:
If you want to see how high you're jumping just open up your eyes and look, if you're jumping higher you will know because you are higher off the ground. You don't need a machine to tell you this.
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