patrik667

I think everyone misses him. He was nice, cool and very precise. He did outrageous maneuvers, but didn't crash anyone.

> Most of the accidents nowadays are botched landings under high performance canopies (those accidents would be easily evitable if people weren't so stupid sometimes - ego kills.)

I'm just going to repost this for any prospective swoopers with 100 jumps under their belts to see.

Its latest valuation was US$4 million.

Okay.

Didn't lose his life but ended up in very bad shape after his accident. And this after many, many other more experienced skydivers suggested against him doing things not on par on his experience level.

He was a serious bounce bingo contestant.

Hi Lindsey! I'm a former snowboarder that started out quite young and got to a good level, then I compressed my metatarsal scaphoid, which went into necrosis and had to stop snowboarding altogether.

Did you ever receive any injuries but kept training with a mindset to become the best anyway, or something similar?

Cheers!