There Are Several Effective Ways to Reduce the Risk of Death or Serious Injury!
My previous post was read by about 2,000 people, and only two comments were somewhat constructive regarding the opening question. While that’s very few, it at least serves as a warning to those considering WBJ. WBJ is currently almost a sure bet for death or serious injury.
However, this can be significantly improved in many ways. In my previous post, I briefly mentioned that I had found some effective solutions that will, to a certain extent, help prevent serious accidents. All wingsuits contain four serious aerodynamic flaws that wingsuit manufacturers will have to eliminate. And the flying technique requires adherence to two principles, the violation of which appears to be the main cause of accidents. There are, therefore, a total of six causes that increase the likelihood of an accident for every pilot, regardless of their experience.
In my next post, which I’ll publish in a few days, I’ll address the question of which wingsuit type/brand is considered the best for intermediate pilots, which has a roughly average rating, and which is considered the worst (often leading to accidents, having manufacturing defects, etc.).