Wall Slide In Real Life? đ€
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Published 2022-12-04
All Comments (21)
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đ My Top 10 Stunts From Super Mario https://youtu.be/lQzxsTytv0I
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You left us with a literal cliffhanger...
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âI need to do squats Iâm out of shapeâ. Proceeds to Ninja Gaiden up a wall.
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Sliding reduces the impact of damage
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Well now we know what is quicker and what is slower
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Can't tell what's more impressive. His Parkour skills or his editing skills.
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âI need to get some squats in at the gymđ â jumps up a fucking building
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You are basically converting your sideways momentmum into friction that slows your fall. So this technique only works for a little while (when you have sideways motion during your fall), but it is very interesting.
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Famous last words: how high can I take this?
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broâs straight up evolving into a video game character
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âNow, I only feel half the impact.â jumps from a 20 story building
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A content creator with flawless editing skills and absolutely stunning talent
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That is one smooth wall
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He's already mastered the walljump, bro is taking the life tutorial rn
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"How high can I take this?" "Update: Ive broken my legs"
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"Let's see if I can slide down a wall" > Casually wall jumps up twice
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Keep up the great work!â€
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âHow high can I take thisâ His legs & ankles: noâŠplease no
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âHow high can I take thisâ Thatâs a very dangerous questionđ
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Me and my mates did this, it is actually surprisingly easy at speed and at more extreme angles. I called them 'Persians'. Most parkour moves are cat based plus obviously, Prince of Persia. You're welcome.
