Topic: "Free running" on time warp

[Bobby Bohemier]

Discovery Channel. Right now (8:30, 11/5/08)

Youtube video imminent.

[Marshall Cent Lewis]

Dang, I don't get home til after 9  =(
Guess I'll just have to wait for it to pop up on youtube.

[Bobby Bohemier]

Segment's over. For those curious, it was Showtime. He did a Kong to Cat. A double Kong. and demonstrated rolling from a decent sized drop.


REALLY fascinating when slowed down.

[tombos]

just saw the last couple of minutes, he's very talented, the double kong was impressive, but that drop from 25', i think that's the first and last time he'll make a drop like that, that burn after the role looked like it hurt.

[Bobby Bohemier]

You didn't miss much tombos. The kong to cat was pretty cool, but the good part of that was when he jumped and landed... welll... it's amazing to see what happens to our legs when we land.

[Jacob Wood]

yea i just finshed it watching it. it looks like he hurt his shoulder. i think cameras like that would be awesome to have to catch all those small mistakes. im sure he saw a few things he was doing wrong when he watched it that slow

[Chance B.]

I just checked, it will be on November 8, 1:30pm (ET I believe) for those of you that missed it (like me).
Other dates include:
Nov. 9      9:30 am
Nov. 10    4:30 pm
Nov. 14    9:30 pm
Nov. 15    2:30 am
Nov. 16    1:30 pm

[Aaron Ream]

Yeah saw that, ment to rush online, got distracted. Now here I am.

I thought it was really intresting to tell ya the truth. I watch the show on occasion, and usually when people are hit by an impact there's a huge ripple across the skin and muscles. It was intresting to see not a lot of movement (comparativly). I think it's because of instead of just absorbing the impact, we transfer the force into a different direction of momentum. It's pretty epic.

[Chance B.]

Yeah saw that, ment to rush online, got distracted. Now here I am.

I thought it was really intresting to tell ya the truth. I watch the show on occasion, and usually when people are hit by an impact there's a huge ripple across the skin and muscles. It was intresting to see not a lot of movement (comparativly). I think it's because of instead of just absorbing the impact, we transfer the force into a different direction of momentum. It's pretty epic.

Yes when I first say it I thought there would be a much larger ripple across the legs on landing, because that is what I heard that people saw.

[BloodHawk]

yeah, it was pretty cool, the landing was amazing....



if you havn't seen it yet,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2xfXcDCQ8g