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damn he never injures himself, i rememeber seeing him bailing on chad's gap three times, twice into the wall and then doing a d-spin 7 the next day over it
******* UPDATE *********
Apparently he injured his hip, was taken down the slope on sled
and the way he crashed is like this: He hit the deck than "bounced" to the very end of the landing.
although i guess thats not him, whoever it is he is soooo high that has to hurt unbelievably badly falling 60 feet to flat...and i hope candide didnt fuck up his hip too bad.....
I don't understand what is so dangerous about the big bertha. Its just a rediculously huge jump. There is nothing abnormally dangerous about it. It has an enormous landing that leaves lots of room for an over shot. All the skiers that hit it didn't clear the knowl, the cause of all the injuries. Im sure it will be kept up and people with hit when the conditions allow a safer environmentn.(which is why the jump was originally closed)
It's not only huge in lenght, but it's a huge step down, which makes the drop from the top of the curve to the knuckle much larger. And if you come up short, you're basically screwed.
A safer jump would be like the one at JOI last year, which was a step up. If you hit the deck, it's not that dangerous, and you can still go pretty far.
jump at joi last yr was prob half the lenght u need a huge step down to really far like in booters ball they had like no step up so they were having to get towed in super fast just to clear