Won't bungee jumping break your legs?

In life, many people particularly like bungee jumping, an extreme sport. However, most people think that this sport is too dangerous, because every year there are people who have accidents due to bungee jumping. When bungee jumping, because the gravity of the descent is very large, sometimes the bungee jumper's feet may be injured, and this kind of foot strain is relatively serious. So, won't bungee jumping break the foot?

Bungee jumping will not strain your feet. The foot binding equipment (ankle safety belt) currently used in mainland China has sufficient width at the stress-bearing part of the ankle. At the moment of force, the force exerted on the safety belt is dispersed around the ankle. As long as the posture is standard, the pain caused by this force will be completely ignored compared with the thrill felt when experiencing bungee jumping.

Extreme outdoor sports include:

1. Rock climbing: Rock climbing requires athletes to have comprehensive physical fitness, courage, tenacity and perseverance, and be able to easily stretch and accurately complete moves and turns on rock walls of various heights and angles. Thrilling movements such as jumping and pull-ups give people a graceful and thrilling enjoyment, so rock climbing is also called "ballet on the rock wall."

2. Water skiing: The predecessor of water skiing was skateboarding. The water ski was invented by a man named Larson in the early 21st century. Samuelson, an American, trial-produced it based on the snowboard and successfully performed a water sliding show. After that, an American company designed a new type of water ski to make the water ski more reasonable.

3. Rafting: A few years ago, rafting was all the rage. Many urban white-collar workers took advantage of holidays to come to the suburbs to experience the feeling of rushing in the rapids and having passionate contact with nature. You don't need any professional skills to go rafting, as long as you take protective measures, you're ready to go. Compared to skydiving, rafting is much cheaper. In this suffocatingly hot summer, escaping from the city, returning to nature, and having a cool and exciting rafting adventure is a sport that makes your heart beat faster.

According to the editor's introduction, bungee jumping will not strain your feet, but you must do warm-up exercises before bungee jumping. There is a lot of knowledge about bungee jumping in the extreme sports safety knowledge base. Friends who are interested can continue to pay attention to it so that they can bungee jump more safely.