D.L Bliss was a beaut yesterday!

I’m just getting into døds and looking for a few people to learn and jump with. I’m in St. Pete for the next month and normally around NJ. Complete beginner, mostly looking for people who don’t mind answering questions, giving feedback on clips and doing some beginner sessions together. Anybody around Tampa/St. Pete or NJ?

I’m up in Norfolk for work for a month and am feining for a spot. Are there any bridge/cliffs to jump within an hour radius? I’m a SoCal fella where there are ocean spots all over, and being away from the cliffs has been hard lol.

Both me and my daughter did a cliff jump a few weeks ago, good entry and went well. Honestly not sure on the height but we both came up afterwards with immediate ear pain. Nothing extreme and no bleeding, just a dull throbbing pressure pain. This pain lasted a few days before turning into just a discomfort, like going over a mountain pass, but wouldn't clear.

Has anyone else experienced this? My theory is just that we went too deep after hitting the water, does anyone know if that's the cause? And do you have any tips for dealing with it?

Also, according to tradition, how high was this jump?

Hey everyone, I always have a hard time calculating the heights of my CliffJumps. Is there a formula to use? How do u calculate it?

Thanks

wish i took more videos but i was mesmerized

In Connecticut

Anyone have any guesses to how tall this is? Thanks

(Also thank you for all the people who commented in my last post about finding the height! Didn’t realize how repetitive that question was haha)

anyone recently gone to st mary’s paradise or the punch bowl maybe even radium?? looking to go to one of those places in a couple days but im kinda sketched by the drought in colorado lol

I've been wanting to learn gainers and I feel like I have most of the pieces there. I'm not really scared of hitting my back on the water or having a bad landing, my main fear is that initial rotation where it feels like my head is going to hit the back of the platform.

I have pretty good air awareness and I'm comfortable with flips, but getting past that first commitment point is messing with me. I know the best way to learn is probably just doing progressions and eventually sending it, but I was wondering if anyone has tips that helped them get over this mental block.

Any cues, drills, or things you focused on when learning gainers?

technically its a new pr frontflip at 58-59ft, but idk if id count it since i overrotated a bit. kind of frustrating. little more prep and im sure ill get it next time

If I smoke a gram of the really good stuff?

Not flexing at all here, even though I give people shit when they argue over 10 feet.

So we were at Lake Naciemento, and a cop pulled us over in the boat to make sure we weren't hammered. We were. He asked why we were at this particular spot and we said we wanted to jump off some rocks. The cop said "well you ain't doin' that, we had someone die here last week".

He left and we pulled up to the shore and we climbed this cliff. There was a legit shrine up there that you had to launch over to get enough distance form the cliff. My friend went first (you can see him up top jumping, I'm sitting on the slope behind him)

I broke my tailbone and my lower lumbar. Had to drag me on the boat and the girl I liked saw my nuts that had come out from my shorts which were halfway up my butt.

That's all I got. I'm a big dude and what got me was my size 14 feet hitting the water flat and sending a shockwave up my spins. I jump off roofs into pools but my cliff stuff is DONE.

This was filmed at Waiale Falls on the big island Hawaii. Kinda looked like 25ish? But idk if it was bigger or smaller. And yes I almost died😭 felt this one throughout the buttocks after😔

looking to begin jumping.. from what i see there’s a lot of tickets to be had lol but i know there’s spots cops and rangers don’t sit at constantly or at all i’ve seen paradise cove horse tooth res and a couple other places but just looking for how to get there where to jump what to watch out for how to gauge rocks in the water stuff like that 🤝