same here, but he hit his back(core) and a lot of that initial screaming is probably limited breathing(close to having the wind knocked out)... I race BMX and Downhill MTB, and have hit the ground many times, if it's an appendage I'm able to remain cool in hopes to 'walk it off', even with a severely shattered foot. But when I got tangled and lawn darted into the face of a jump in a race, I sounded like the guiy in the video.
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It's crazy he went from excitement yelling "48 mph, oh shit!" and then yelling in agony "ahhhh".
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Yeah didn't bother me at all
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911 wasn't real efficient there... Can you please hold while a transfer.... for 5 fucking minutes.
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others weren't so lucky...


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Count me amongst those who is never using a Paramotor.
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Cell phones make it tricky, and cell phones in remote locations make it trickier. The call ends up at up at a triage center that tries to figure out where you are and routes you to dispatch to the responding agency.
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I thought it was going to go to voicemail. :-)
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I looked into this somewhat seriously during the pandemic, watched a ton of videos, learned all about the equipment, looked up some schools to learn at... UNTIL one of the youtubers I was following died in a crash. My dream of flying a Paramotor died with him.
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Looked like their 2024 nfl draft
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That sounded like it hurt.

Yowzer!!!!
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Best Beavis scream impression I've seen.
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Phones should have an instant feature with 911 where it shares your location like a pin drop.
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Maybe not. I think the first guy that came to help was part of a construction crew nearby. They might have seen him.
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No thanks.. Not doing that shit..
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