Humans on the planet are inherently adventurous, and some people like to be different. Like to do things that ordinary people dare not do, dare to face life and death. They said they faced their inner fears to pay tribute to the power of nature. Let's take a look at the "Five Most Dangerous Extreme Sports in the World" today, let's smash the adrenaline together!
Rock climbing originated in Europe in the 18th century and became an independent sport in 1970. Free-hand climbing does not rely on any external auxiliary force. It only depends on the climber's own strength to complete the climbing process. On rock walls of various heights and angles, consecutively completing thrilling actions such as turning, pull-up, moving, and even jumping. Called "ballet on the cliff".
Bungee jumping originates from the Vanuatu Islands in the Pacific Ocean. The danger of bungee jumping is equivalent to driving a car running at a speed of 160 kilometers per hour. It not only requires you to have a strong heart, good blood vessels, but also good luck.
Cliff diving combines cliff and diving, let alone fear of heights. The first World Cliff Diving Championships was held in Switzerland in July 1997. So far, it has been held for 4 times. Today there are more than 300 professional athletes in the world. The 2015 Cliff Diving Series was held in Portugal on July 18.
The volcanic skateboard just slipped off the active volcanic mountain by a skateboard, and just thinking about it has scared most people into a cold sweat. But for extreme sports enthusiasts, sliding down from an active volcano up to 2,380 feet (725 meters) at a speed of 80 kilometers per hour is the most volcanic skateboarding stimulus.
Wing-mounted flight. The fighter is dressed in wing, flying from high-rise buildings, high towers, bridges, cliffs, helicopters, and flying close to buildings or natural landscapes in the sky. Due to the low flying height, the time to adjust the posture and open the parachute is very short, dangerous and difficult, extremely challenging and adventurous, and it can be called "the most extreme sport in the world".
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