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Title: WHY IS SKYDIVING SO ADDICTIVE?


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WHY IS SKYDIVING SO ADDICTIVE?
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WHY DO PEOPLE SKYDIVE?
  • Thousands of people make their first jumps
    every year here in the US. Many of those people
    choose to take up skydiving as an ongoing hobby.
    But what is it that makes skydiving so addictive?

Youve sat in a perfectly good airplane,
enjoying the views and taking in the
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  • experience. For some people, this would be
    enough. So why do so many people decide to jump
    out of a plane, falling at speeds of around
    120mph toward the earth before deploying a
    parachute and floating back down to where they
    started?
  • When put that way, it sounds crazy, right?
    Youre jumping out of a perfectly functional
    plane with nothing to save you but a few dozen
    square feet of material.
  • Many first time jumpers do it for the
    experience,

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  • as a one off. Some do it to celebrate a
    birthday, others to raise money for charity. Some
    people are adrenaline junkies seeking their
    next fix. Others are simply intrigued to know
    what it feels like to fall and to fly.
  • What many first time jumpers dont realize is
    that skydiving is so much more than jumping from
    a plane. Its an experience like no other,
    comprising great friendships, epic trust and some
    of the most incredible sensations your body will
    ever feel!

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HOW DOES SKYDIVING AFFECT YOUR BODY?
  • There is some science behind the sensation of
    skydiving, predominantly in the form of
    adrenaline. Adrenaline is what our body produces
    when we are in a situation of danger the fight
    or flight phenomenon where our bodies become
    primed to act.
  • Adrenaline is a neurotransmitter and hormone
    which is quickly sent through your body in times
    of high excitement.

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  • Your air passages dilate to allow more oxygen
    in, causing you to feel like youre thinking more
    clearly and as if everything is slowing down.
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