david thibodeau un pilote acro connu comme quoi ça arrive a tout le monde
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvM0LIMBKDs&feature=youtu.be
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I was too low to throw the Twisted Helico to Sat.
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My Helico was wobbling (un-axed), witch I think did’nt help.
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When I got 1 turn twist I went for the exit by braking the opposite side of the sat but got twisted even more, which surprised me.
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I gave up the opposite brake, I don’t know why (I think I wanted to grab the lines above the twist, but it was a big mistake). NEVER GIVE UP YOUR BRAKES. ALWAYS FOCUS ON CONTROLING THE WING. I realized I would go in inversion so I tried to get my opposite brake back but went into tumbling.
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I lost my vision for a brief moment (very high G-Force) = loss of control and I knew the trees were not far. I panicked.
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So I threw my first reserve upward, went directly into the wing. FAIL
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Second reserve: same. FAIL
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I was evaluating my situation, do I try to pull out the first or second reserve out of the wing?
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The trees were too close.
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Impact.
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I got knocked out in the face by the tree.
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My brain was shooked inside my head, I was seeing troubled for a moment.
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Came back to my senses, hurt as F***, and angry at myself.
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Friends called me and helped my get down from the tree.
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My equipement is intact.
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Did’nt go to hospital. It took me a couple days (5-6) to stop having a hurtful headache and get my equilibrium back.
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I am alive and well but tired of risking my life for nothing.
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Acro does’nt pay my rent and nobody will pay my bills if I get in a hospital bed for the rest of my life.
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I’m still getting my equipment in order.
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I will fly acro again but not these crazy twisted maneuvers, it’s been too many close-calls I get from them.
car presque une semaine pour ne plus avoir mal à la tête et retrouver le sens de l’équilibre montre qu’il a du avoir un bon traumatisme tout de même :?