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Topic	TwitchCon: Streamer Adriana Chechik breaks back jumping into foam pit
Kloe_Rinz 10/10/22 3:35:03 AM #102:	Ratchetrockon posted... this doesnt look that dangerous at first glance. sucks that the pit was so shallow. like ppl are supposed to be able to do some flips, twists, and fall like 20 feet into that shit with little to no damage. its used in a lot of gymnastics/climbing/parkour gyms. even some extreme sports ppl use it for practicing more dangerous stunts. that said iirc it still possible to get severely hurt even if the pit has a lot of depth just depends on the stunt and landing (not this type of stunt and landing the woman did tho; something more extreme). Technically any fall could cause permanent damage or death, even if its from a low height like in the video. They could land on an awkward position that just does them in. But thats unlikely if theres sufficient padding which there wasnt <cite>Kloe_Rinz posted [p:968612892] in TwitchCon:... [t:80192725]...</cite> <quote>Ratchetrockon posted... </cite><quote>this doesnt look that dangerous at first glance. sucks that the pit was so shallow. like ppl are supposed to be able to do some flips, twists, and fall like 20 feet into that shit with little to no damage. its used in a lot of gymnastics/climbing/parkour gyms. even some extreme sports ppl use it for practicing more dangerous stunts. that said iirc it still possible to get severely hurt even if the pit has a lot of depth just depends on the stunt and landing (not this type of stunt and landing the woman did tho; something more extreme).</quote>Technically any fall could cause permanent damage or death, even if its from a low height like in the video. They could land on an awkward position that just does them in. But thats unlikely if theres sufficient padding which there wasnt </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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