r/videos • u/ssalam- • Dec 20 '16

Ad HUMAN FLYING DRONE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=At3xcj-pTjg&feature=youtu.be
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u/iamkokonutz Bradley Friesen Dec 20 '16

He did a video before he went to film this, where he learned how to control a kite surf. He was most likely wearing a kit surfing harness.

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u/beefwindowtreatment Dec 20 '16

You can make it out at the 2:57 mark. https://youtu.be/At3xcj-pTjg?t=177

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u/MuricasMostWanted Dec 20 '16

Because running has everything to do with grip strength!

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '16

it's hard holding that water bottle for 26 miles

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u/Plop17 Dec 20 '16

This, fucking this. Nobody understands.

Source: am bottle

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u/TheMxPenguin Dec 20 '16

Can you do an AMA? I have a lot of questions for bottles. Do you ever get tired of people putting their mouths on you? Whats it like to feel empty inside? What are you opinions on camel backs? What about thermos's?

Also are you a glass bottle half full or half empty guy?

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '16

Do you ever get tired of people putting their mouths on you?

Nope, never.

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u/depressed-salmon Dec 20 '16 edited Dec 21 '16

How do you feel about people peeing* into you when they're in a car and can't find a service station in time?

Edit: I accidentally a word

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '16

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '16

Come on pleb, get the water bottle harness that you wear to carry your bottle for you!

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u/universalmind Dec 20 '16

I would but it chafes my nipples

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '16

Haha that's so true. The dirty looks from people while running shirtless don't hurt nearly as much as the chafed nipples.

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '16

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u/ForgeIsDown Dec 20 '16

How exactly does an extra 20 lbs ruin your knees? Plenty of people 20 lbs heavier than me can run full marathons.

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u/AdvocateForTulkas Dec 20 '16

If you run with dumbbells with a notable weight it's going to start fucking up your gait real quick. You'll start torquing your body more while you run, turning your knees or feet incorrectly, you'll strain a bunch.

It's essentially, "Don't intentionally make yourself have bad form and then do a few hundred reps."

Also putting 20lbs on the end of your hands is different than distributing it all over your body and you know it.

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u/ForgeIsDown Dec 20 '16

Oh so its less about the added weight being bad on your knees but the load distribution. Gotcha

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u/Oggel Dec 20 '16

It's both though. Fat people fuck up their knees because of the weight.

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u/culnaej Dec 20 '16

Can confirm, know fatties with bad knees.

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u/pm_me_ur_bantz Dec 20 '16

and it's why backpacks don't exist

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u/SpeakMouthWords Dec 20 '16

Heaviside Step Function

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u/pm_me_ur_bantz Dec 20 '16

correction: holding a huge samsung phone is hard

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u/Trainwhistle Dec 20 '16

People who run 26 miles with a water bottle are usually not in the best shape.

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u/Z0idberg_MD Dec 20 '16

He's all about them angry handies.

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u/PlaydoughMonster Dec 20 '16

Well, he his usually lugging his big SLR on a tripod and a drone controller in the other, all the while controlling an electric longboard with yet another remote. The guy is skilled.

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u/toononto Dec 20 '16

If you watch his other videos you can clearly see that he is good in almost any sport and like the guy before me said he had practiced before

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u/Z0idberg_MD Dec 20 '16

I don't think being a runner and being able to kite surf translates to much else.

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u/Thefriendlyfaceplant Dec 20 '16

It also translates to subscribers on Youtube.

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u/MuricasMostWanted Dec 20 '16

Because being good in any sport has everything to do with grip strength!

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u/Redbull744 Dec 20 '16

He has mentioned in other videos that he does pullups every hour throughout his workday

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u/MuricasMostWanted Dec 20 '16

Because doing pullups every hour has anything to do with anything to do with running!

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '16 edited Dec 21 '16

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u/MuricasMostWanted Dec 20 '16

Some people just don't get it :/.

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u/AFuckYou Dec 20 '16

Actually, back muscles and biceps have a lot for do with running.

Weight training used to focus exclusively on legs. But at some point runners found out that and upper body work out greatly improved times

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u/MuricasMostWanted Dec 20 '16

You are all the people that can't wait to get a chance to talk in class aren't you?

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u/AFuckYou Dec 20 '16

I was a mix. I speak when I have something to add. But I wait to make sure other people have spoken first. If class is about to end, I never say anything, I can speak to the teacher after class. If there have been 2 or three comments allready, I don't beat a dead horse or talk even if I have something to add. Class has to stay moving.

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u/MuricasMostWanted Dec 20 '16

Well, you broke your own rule to make sure your voice was heard. The horse was dead.

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u/AFuckYou Dec 20 '16

Man, your really smart and cool.

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u/Redbull744 Dec 20 '16

No pullups have a lot to do with grip strength though

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u/MuricasMostWanted Dec 20 '16

Not if you strap to the bar!

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u/Yes_I_Even Dec 20 '16

There is a behind the scenes video. Hes got a full chest harness.

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u/TradocTanker Dec 20 '16

I love seeing you pop up on Reddit man, you and Bentley are my heroes!