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Clinging to a handle...an adventurer crosses the clouds of Egypt at an altitude of 13,000 feet

From a height of 13,000 feet, the Egyptian athlete, Ahmed Balbaa, documented a new breathtaking adventure that tested the limits of daring. (Watch the video clip above) Parachute jumping is one of the sports that Balbaa enjoys, but each jump has a different character, especially the last one, in which it seemed as if he was experiencing the “zip line” in...

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Clinging to a handle...an adventurer crosses the clouds of Egypt at an altitude of 13,000 feet

From a height of 13,000 feet, the Egyptian athlete, Ahmed Balbaa, documented a new breathtaking adventure that tested the limits of daring. (Watch the video clip above) Skydiving is one of Balbaa’s favorite sports, but each jump has a different character, especially the last one, in which he seemed to be experiencing a “zip line” in the sky. The Egyptian athlete explained that the adventure required long preparation, in addition to hiring a professional person to accompany him during its implementation.

A rope was attached to the chest of the person wearing the wingsuit, while Balbaa grabbed the handle attached to the other end of the rope, before they jumped from the plane together at the same moment. Despite the many challenges that this adventure might pose, the Egyptian athlete felt happy and afraid at the same time, which he considered a positive thing and helped him prepare to the fullest extent.

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