What are the benefits and challenges of bungee jumping

Bungee jumping originated in Vanuatu islands in the Pacific Ocean. When a local man turns 18, he must tie his feet with vines to jump from a 20 meter high platform before he can be considered an adult. Now it has become a challenge to human will limit, experience "rebirth" of modern sports, also known as "skydiving", popular all over the world.

Bungee jumping is a great test of courage in the face of difficulties and fears. Bungee jumpers first fall freely from a high place until the bungee rope reaches its maximum stretching length, and then the bungee jumpers are pulled up again by the rope, so many times, until the rope elasticity disappears, and finally stop moving. In bungee jumping, people's vision is wide, changing fast, and the body can't be controlled by themselves, which brings great stimulation to modern people, and is also the biggest charm of bungee jumping.

The height of bungee jumping is generally more than 40 meters. As a brave sport, bungee jumping has certain requirements on the physical condition of the participants. People with heart disease, brain disease and deep myopia had better not participate in it to avoid accidents. For ordinary people, they should be well prepared before bungee jumping

(1) Fully exercise all parts of the body to avoid sprain or strain.

(2) Try to dress concisely and appropriately.

(3) After jumping out, pay attention to control the body, don't let the neck or arm be entangled by the rope.