Brian Germain's New YouTube Video- link and discussion

[BrianSGermain 1]

I cordially invite you to check out my newest video on YouTube:

I know you are busy, but I really hope you take the time to watch this short film. It is guaranteed to make you smile, or your money back...ah, that's right, it's absolutely free... It's YouTube!!

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWhXSwKHY0A&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/URL]

Instructional Videos:www.AdventureWisdom.com
Keynote Speaking:www.TranscendingFEAR.com
Canopies and Courses:www.BIGAIRSPORTZ.com

[skyrider 0]

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I cordially invite you to check out my newest video on YouTube:

I know you are busy, but I really hope you take the time to watch this short film. It is guaranteed to make you smile, or your money back...ah, that's right, it's absolutely free... It's YouTube!!

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWhXSwKHY0A&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/URL]

Without fail, when I am on the road, and using this damn slow wireless, I run into things I want to watch on Youtube.....I'll have to check it out when we get home....

[BrianSGermain 1]

Perhaps you figured it out, but my brother wrote and performed the music. He is an awesome kids entertainer. I thought the skydiving public would enjoy it, since we share a great deal in common with his normal audience. :-)

Instructional Videos:www.AdventureWisdom.com
Keynote Speaking:www.TranscendingFEAR.com
Canopies and Courses:www.BIGAIRSPORTZ.com

[BrianSGermain 1]

What would you guys like more of in future videos?

Instructional Videos:www.AdventureWisdom.com
Keynote Speaking:www.TranscendingFEAR.com
Canopies and Courses:www.BIGAIRSPORTZ.com

[JohnnyMarko 1]

I dont think any videos are as entertaining or as educational as yours...and no sarcasm here...your a much respected man in the skydiving community.

[fasted3 0]

+1. Brian, you make the world a better place.

But what do I know?

[HALO1 0]

+2. And, would LOVE to see the full packing vid if completed(?). The teaser has been out there for too long... hint, hint.

Don't be sexist… Broads hate that.

[DocPop 1]

Less of the 'peace and love' stuff and more practical canopy piloting tips.

"The ground does not care who you are. It will always be tougher than the human behind the controls."

~ CanuckInUSA

[d123 3]

I'll just put this in the air
movies about how to evaluate your real skill level, how to be safe while pushing the limits.

Lock, Dock and Two Smoking Barrelrolls!

[GreenLight 8]

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how to be safe while pushing the limits.

Non sequitur

Green Light
"Harry, why did you land all the way out there? Nobody else landed out there."
"Your statement answered your question."

[format 1]

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how to be safe while pushing the limits.

Non sequitur

Not funny one but it's rather oxymoron.

As for the Brian's videos, "80sec' and "HorseShoeLess PC" are legendary. Never get tired of those and such.

What goes around, comes later.

[timmyfitz 0]

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What would you guys like more of in future videos?

Porn?

[d123 3]

It makes sense when you factor in, your perception.

I can give you a personal example
For a long time I did longboard but I didn't do downhill. I enjoyed being on the board. Without knowing while I was browsing/playing in the confort "zone", I was creating skills that would serve me in the next "zone".
After this time, when I've went faster that I could run-out on my longboard for the 1st time, I was pushing a personal limit but it was safe due to the nature of the hill, the longboard and my real skills.

Does it makes any sense? Never mind, I'll post this anyway.

[Edit to add] I'll edit it just because is cool to edit stuff

Lock, Dock and Two Smoking Barrelrolls!

[bluetwo 0]

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It makes sense when you factor in, your perception.

I can give you a personal example
For a long time I did longboard but I didn't do downhill. I enjoyed being on the board. Without knowing while I was browsing/playing in the confort "zone", I was creating skills that would serve me in the next "zone".
After this time, when I've went faster that I could run-out on my longboard for the 1st time, I was pushing a personal limit but it was safe due to the nature of the hill, the longboard and my real skills.

Does it makes any sense? Never mind, I'll post this anyway.

[Edit to add] I'll edit it just because is cool to edit stuff

I think I get what you're saying. If its: you actually build up more skill than you realize even while keeping it safe and simple. Then one day you face a serious challenge and come right through it with flying colors and afterwards you realize you could've been pushing your own personal limits a lot farther some time ago.

But how do you do this safely? How do you really know your limits? My take on it is it's summed in a saying that goes something like this: on bad weather days the experienced skydiver sit around in lawn chairs and watch the young skydivers get experience.

People, we, all of us have to experience things for ourselves, and we learn by doing.

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[freeflyer58D 1]

another really good video! i have to second the request for canopy tips though, its just really hard to find legit quality info out there. if it were coming from a source like yourself it would be much better! reading info is good but video really brings the points alive!