"Giant" Stride

[IceCube]

Are these kind of entries taught in "advanced" classes?

Giant Stride

All I can say is, "wow!".

 

[Scott]

No thats a distintive specialty.
I did one off the 12 ft board at a pool once.

Good thing their wearing split fins.

 

[tc]

I've done about 30' off a helo, only hurt for a couple of days.

 

[bwerb]

Don't you just hate it when you mask fogs up and you find yourself stumbling around looking for the truck...

 

[BuoyantC]

First time I did one of about 6 ft., I learned real quick to modify my technique..... ! Good thing it was after I had kids.

 

[Doc Harry]

Giant stride into the Temple of Doom cenote is about like that.

 

[ZenDiver.3D]

I bet the ladder exit is a bitch.

 

[jwc3]

That gives a new meaning to the term "cliff diving."

 

[InkDiver]

Giant stride into the Temple of Doom cenote is about like that.

Yeah, just what I was thinking. It's really not that bad of a jump.

 

[miked]

Many years ago, I had to do one from about 2/3 of the height in the picture-and there was a split rail fence at the edge- that we had to climb over -in full gear, hold onto, then "stride".
Ouch!
Fortunately, the exit "only" involved walking/crawling over lava rocks/coral/concrete.