David Nelmes crosses the roofs of a 43-storey building without any fear.
David Nelmes, 23, stood on the edge of the Al Dar building in Dubai, before shooting through large, open holes in the roof. Nelmes is not scared even if he just stumbles, he can lose his life when falling from a height of nearly 74 m.
Appearing with Nelmes in the video is two friends and Anyuta Rai, the famous Russian model on Instagram social network with 2.4 million followers. She was criticized for hanging on the edge of tall buildings. Nelmes contacted Rai and asked her to take a picture with him in Dubai.
Nelmes is known for Parkour, a sport that uses the power of the body to run, jump and climb over terrain, watch videos on YouTube, and practice skills since the age of 17.
"I'm a very fast learner, and my bodybuilding is a bit of a help," he said. "Once calm and confident, things will be very easy and safe." In the video, I was very eager, I was not too anxious to do it a few times, I easily crossed the bigger space. at each execution ".
Nelmes practiced Parkour on the ground for six years before practicing on dangerous heights.
Nelmes practiced Parkour on the ground for six years before practicing on dangerous heights. Photo: Carters News
Nelmes practiced Parkour on the ground for six years before practicing on dangerous heights. He says jumping on buildings is even safer on the ground, for he then concentrates his mind to avoid accidents.
"This is really one of the safest sports and not as scary as people think," he said. "You have to be in control of yourself and be calm when you move in." Experiences and techniques play an important role in the videos you watch. and no experience ".
Nelmes was injured but not serious. His biggest injury was a fractured shoulder and a few small bones.
Anh Ngoc
