B. A. S. E Jumping Research Paper

B.A.S.E. jumping is in some measure considered a “sport” that allows individuals to parachute from buildings, antennas, span, and Earth. B.A.S.E jumping was first invented by Carl Boenish, a professional skydiver and cinematographer. Boenish was the first to parachute from Yosemite Valley/El Capitan, in California in the year 1978; he had an interest in capturing his jumps through the camera for him and others to enjoy. Boenish simply created the sport for rejuvenation purposes and to set his own goals. He and a group of other professional skydivers are what increased the population of those willing to try the extreme activity.

I strongly stand by not legalizing nor condoning this activity because it is extraordinarily dangerous. Jesus gave up his life so that we all can have one to live, trying to ruin that beautiful life by doing a stunt that will have you instantly killed is not worth going through. …show more content…
jumping are increasing due to the fact that jumpers are inspired by Boenish’s actions and look up to his creation because of the attention, wealth, accomplishments, and confidence he received. Some argue that B.A.S.E. jumping can also be an exciting and sufficient experience. In the article Duane stated that jumpers must have landing cards and liability and rescue insurance to allow B.A.S.E. jumping to be invulnerable. Though Boenish received attention from a large number of people for his new invention, the outcome he faced from his last B.A.S.E. jump was not at all successful. Boenish knew that the cliff he jumped off of was a “suicidal cliff” and continued to jump which left him deceased and his friends and family to grieve. Anyone can have an exciting and sufficient experience just by living with both feet on the ground. Even though they tried making B.A.S.E. jumping invulnerable by requiring jumpers to carry liability and rescue insurance, that is in no way going to discontinue a person from