Intentionally bellflopping off a cliff into ice cold water with a snowboard attached to your feet seems like a recipe for disaster but this dude Rasmus Brøgger made it look easy. Might have to do with his background in competitive Death Diving, or Døds in Norwegian, where athletes launch off a 14 meter platform and fly horizontally with their arms and legs extended until they hit the water. There’s a method to the madness but that had to sting:
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Wild scenes out of La Paz, Bolivia where Yannick Wende and Kilian Bron tag team the world longest urban downhill track. Follow along as (…)
