Skydiving Adventure

👉 "Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man... at 10,000 feet." 🕷️

Between tunnel flying, sport jumps, and constantly honing precision, every few months I find time for fun jumps: that's what we call them. This time, a glider has settled in at the airport, instead of a classic Cessna for sport flying. Anyone who's ever climbed out of one knows there's little grace in it... ;)

PS. Spider-Man after a year in Poland. 😉🎬

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👉 "Yuhu Peak Wingsuit Flying — Zhang Shupeng World Record" 🏆✨

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Another day, another cave in Bulgaria. 🇧🇬

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Jumping into a cave in Bulgaria. 🇧🇬

A truly magical location that had been on the bucket list for a long time. The jump was unforgettable, but the landing was far from easy.

⚠️ Don't underestimate the conditions — especially with a downwind approach. The landing area is extremely challenging, and one bad bounce can ruin your day.

Unfortunately, I picked up an injury on landing. And to whoever left that rock there... we need to talk. 😅🪨

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Luke Aikins' 2016 jump remains one of the most precise human freefalls ever attempted.

He exited an aircraft at 7,620 m (25,000 ft) with no parachute, no wingsuit, no backup gear, reaching ~120 mph before steering his body toward a 30×30 m Spectra net suspended between four cranes.

After two years of planning and 18,000+ prior jumps, he hit the center of the net with only a few feet of margin becoming the first person in history to intentionally skydive without any flight equipment and land safely by design.

A controlled fall, a microscopic target, and a landing that still feels impossible.

Credit: "Luke Aikins' record no-parachute jump into a net (2016)"

A perfect day of flying turned into a hard lesson. 🪂

The conditions were incredible—beautiful thermals, breathtaking landscapes, and that feeling of freedom that only pilots truly understand.

While attempting to land in strong winds, just a few meters above the ground, an asymmetric lift changed everything. Looking back, I also recognize my own piloting mistake. Learning isn't always easy, but every experience teaches something valuable.

Thankfully, after medical checks and a CT scan, there were no major injuries. A few aches, pains, and some recovery ahead—but most importantly, I'm here to learn from it and keep moving forward.

A huge thank you to everyone who reached out, sent messages, called, and offered support. Your kindness meant more than words can express. ❤️

Life can change in an instant. Appreciate every moment, take care of yourself, and never stop valuing the people around you. ✨

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Attempting the World's Most Extreme Climb. ✈️🧗

Professional climber Domen Škofic takes on an incredible challenge: becoming the first person to climb a route beneath the wings of a flying airplane. 🔥

The route matched a climbing difficulty of 8a, but the real challenge wasn't just the climb itself. Unlike a vertical rock wall, Domen had to battle 80–100 km/h airflow, freezing temperatures of -10°C, and the constant force of gravity—all while gripping custom-made holds attached to the Red Bull Blanix glider.

A true test of strength, focus, and endurance. ✨

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One of the first training jumps in the Tianmen Mountains during the 10th World Wingsuit League. 🇨🇳✨

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