If at first you don't succeed, should you avoid skydiving?

Answer 1

I tried skydiving once. I did it so could say I tried it. It is not a sport with a lot of do-overs. The instructor and I had a falling out. Chute, what was I to do? Skydiving is fairly safe. You have a back- up parachute and the lines rarely tangle. However, if they tangle once, it is once too many. The biggest danger was landing on a power line. I read up on the subject and tried to stay current. If you have a history of not succeeding the first time, parachuting may not be for you. There is always a fall guy.

Answer 2

{Gyorzxk you rock! Or is it that I heard you land like a rock. In which case, yes, your skydiving days are over. }

Personally, I love skydiving. I can do a two and half with a double twist backwards dive into a open swan before I tuck and do a three and a half into a scissor kick twist for a perfect execution!

However, execution is the key word. I'm only allowed one try at this. I think I'll live life to its fullest and then go out in style. *wink*

Answer 3

haha...

but I didn't succeed on my first attempt at skydiving. They wouldn't let us continue because it was too cloudy. I had to come back the next week and then it was a success!!

So, technically the answer to your question is no. ; )

Answer 4

If at first you don't succeed, your skydiving days are over.

Answer 5

Unless you are one of those rubber people. Then, like have a ball, or a bouncey ball... But I guess the problem would be how would you stop bouncing? I guess it could be bad, because you could bounce so high that you would hit the plane that you jumped out of and then that would be bad, very very bad.

Answer 6

yes those lacking in luck and success maybe shouldnt press their luck! like me! or have many enemies!

Answer 7

If you didn't suceed surely you wouldn't be here!

Answer 8

Or bungee jumping...

Answer 9

lol what a picture that left in my head... YES you should....♥

Answer 10

there are some that did try it again