This is a catastrophic moment when the glider desperately clings to the life of later such as the pilot forgot to attach it to the ship.

Shots with cardiac arrest show us, in fact, that the vacationer Chris Gurksi adheres to more than 2 minutes., when he dangles high above the territory.

The traveler posted online footage of his own "dying skill" later trip to Switzerland, where he took off from the 1220-meter mountain top.

At some point it including, it seems, hangs only one hand when the hang glider soars in air.

But, ignoring the catastrophic skill, Chris turned out including poyumorit actually wrong that his hand left a “imprint in the iron rod” from grabbing it, for example tight.

Chris shared the footage "" my 1st glider turned into a perimortem skill, such as my seat belt never connected to the glider.

"In The Direction Of 2 Min.. 14 seconds I had to endure all my life!

"The landing was tough, but I took out all the hardships in order to tell the situation.”

1st glider captures the iron rod with his left hand, holding the back of the instructor with his right hand when they fly over the trees and fields.

In the direction of several catastrophic factors, Chris from Florida, similarly, loses control of the iron rod.

Photographer Chris said, in fact he tore his left biceps tendon and had to have a operation on his wrist subsequently rise, according to reports.

In the clip, the pilot may see desperately trying to steer as Chris tries to grab him.

He tries to grab his own passenger in a non-dangerous space, such as Chris adheres only to the left hand.

He wrote on Facebook "" my authority of the body has shifted down, and I noticed that actually adhere to their own lives.

"I finished by actually holding the bar with my left hand, and the lower part of my right leg when we were approaching the Ground. I looked down to see my feet hit first, which actually tore me about 45 miles per hour (72 km/h) because it was a passionate landing and I was under the chassis.

"I would imagine that the continuous flight time is within 5 minutes.. When I sat down, I took in sense, actually something is wrong, and noticed, in fact that I have a broken wrist.”

When the couple lands, Chris holds the pilot's pant leg, before it becomes quite close to the ground, in order to release.

Chris, who said that he would try hang gliding again, said: "I remember looking down and thinking, That's it. I faded the grip with the right hand, which adhered to the strap on the right shoulder of the pilot.

"The pilot caught me by the hand, but, as in the films, it was a leisurely movement, sliding on the handle, until my right hand slipped, and I caught a few more times the belt on the left side, but it also slipped.”

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