all right Julie okay Pawar would you go
to get that adrenaline rush you know
running behind for work is about as
exciting as I get sometimes I think I do
rollercoasters yeah oh that's something
well new six is clay Lepard found out
that some people take that whole
adrenaline rush thing to the extreme
yeah Candace and Julie this may be a bit
much for you or even I but we found
someone although he lives right here in
Central Florida he's known around the
world for doing jumps just like this
there's no shortage of thrill rides in
Central Florida but no roller coaster or
theme park will ever be enough to one
for people like Carlos % yo I always
wanted to why did you feel when you fly
this cost controller for an oil company
traded in his desk job nearly ten years
ago this is a partial and then we got
the wind suit to become a professional
skydiver and BASE jumper in an air
mattress fly often wearing a wingsuit
that closely resembles a flying squirrel
with about 9,000 jumps under his belt
this Venezuelan native lives in to land
but spends much of his time traveling
all over the world so he can soar above
the world how fast are you going right
now we are going like probably a hundred
and 60 miles per hour Briceno is one of
the lucky ones no broken bones and only
a few jumps he regrets
I was pushed by the way and I got hung
up in a light post but he keeps coming
back fueling his admitted addiction even
as he's seen 30 friends lose their lives
by going too close to the edge it
porches them further into the zone dr.
Patrick Cohn has studied sports
psychology for more than 25 years he's
seen how athletes push the boundaries
with these kinds of extreme sports you
cannot be anxious you cannot be fearful
of dying you cannot be afraid of
crashing otherwise you're not gonna have
the focus that you need to have but
Brasilia says he'll keep doing what he
loves as long as he can learn wish that
my friends stopped because I died I
would like my friends to keep reaching
and enjoying their dreams of flying and
keep doing it forever if they can
pushing the boundaries of what he can do
proving that humans can fly so is your
heart pounding right now it was so much
fun interviewing this guy really I mean
you taught you hear about the people who
go skydiving
my wife and I went for our anniversary
but then to see someone who's wearing a
wingsuit and he describes it you're
literally just you feels like you're in
an air mattress and there's little
pouches that catch the air and you're
flying around and you can just maneuver
in and around trees it was incredible it
almost didn't look real watching that
video of his perspective and then when
he said he's going a hundred and 60
miles per hour my mind's blown he works
very hard one of the things that he
pointed out is that you know you map out
your trails when you're going down the
side of a mountain so you're very much
trying to you know make sure you're
avoiding these trees knowing how fast
you have to go and knowing the point
where you have to like go up to set the
parachute off and when you see him just
walking around he just looks like a
normal Joe Schmo and all sudden he's
just flying 160 miles per hour now it
really is incredible it is such such a
fun job to have I wish I could have that
how about you Julie um no I like
watching you tell me about people that
that's what I like I like this job right
well I mean you're kind of our
adrenaline junkie
you know you have the star flyer you
have the slinky ride this is this is a
long wing suit flying in the slinky dog
- right match but that that might be
where the line is