Hahaha no risk no fun :D

@@mayrbmx theres risk and then theres being brain dead

@@Scurfeild :D

I looked and thought it was good 😅🤷🏻‍♂️

And sometimes you just misjudge what doesn't mean you're stupid. But that's always the way in life, and you learn from it. And if you do a first descent and push yourself, that's great despite the risk

I thought I'd land on the tree, but it wasn't, but trees are always in a stream, that's not a no-go. Pretty much everyone drives alone, you hardly get to drive otherwise, that's not a no-go, but it depends on what. Everything went well ;)

​@@mayrbmx In my 10 years of intense kayaking i never did a ride alone - even in decent wildwatter. We've had several situations where a helping hand was needed - on decent rivers where we never thought something bad can happen. Or if you got stuck in whirlpool and jumped out of the boat - where somebody catches your paddle or kajak before it goes down the river alone. On critical passages with trees or syphons i always wanted to have some security paddlers with ropes standing by. No risk - more often fun! ;-) But luckily you are up well. Good luck for your next tours!

@@akugel4529 Here many people go alone, which of course means more risk in some situations, rarely something happens and there are many drop and pool streams here so you can usually find your paddle or kayak again quickly :) Thank you very much.

Riding solo is really nice and liberating, and there aren't many paddlers here, otherwise you can't get anywhere. Dead is never nice.

didn't think it was that bad and thought it would be fine. :/

@@mayrbmx I'm guilty of that type of underestimation of danger, but it was always when I was duck hunting...I should have died a couple of times at least while duck hinting. It happens. Glad you lived through it and have that in your "don't do this" databank!

@@ssrhythm6923 it's all ok.

😅 crazy is always a matter of opinion.

one year later i do this thing again, but before i cut the left little tree. ;)

@@mayrbmx forget the bravado "I'd do it again" mentality - it's just plain reckless stupidity. A good rule - 1 is suicide, 2 bears witness, 3 is a rescue.

@@mayrbmx

@@FFAdventuresOriginal Decision was good, it was a first D and nothing happened. I learned from it.

@@cheskybaba4864 Take it easy, nothing happened, you have to be able to laugh about it.

haha 😅 but it would have been quick 😉 I saw the tree below and thought I would land on it and glide over it.

I'm not a newbie, and the funny thing about it. I looked at it before and thought it was good :D it almost worked. 1 year later I cut away one tree and drove it :)

It wasn't very brave, just click upload :D Other people are always complaining and know everything better no matter what you do, so it doesn't matter, it's about nothing-

@@mayrbmx Yeah it's couch experts.

@@PREDATEURLT as always

You really have to ride solo a lot to get too much. Nobody drives the stream except me. I got out and looked at the trees, I wanted to finally drive the fall. I thought I'd get through.

thought by the tree on the left I'll come over it :D

I'm not defending anything, but I can't change what happened, it just happened, and everything went well. there have to be a lot of stupid factors working together for things to get serious.

That's exactly how you can see it.

😅 I also thought I was more likely to end up in a tree.

I thought I landed in the tree :D Thank you.

Yes :D Thanks

Why, that was an attempt to ride this waterfall first.

@@mayrbmx its not worth drowning for a first run on such an underwhelming little drop that most kayakers wouldnt care about.

@@k9koa No, it's never worth drowning no matter how high you fall, that's true, but I'm not like most kayakers. Luckily everything went well and it was just a lesson.

I don't think so, it was just bad luck.

@@mayrbmxBad Luck??? Nope!! Just stupid. Rule number one: Never paddle alone. Especially where there are tress. Rule number two: Always scout lines you aren’t familiar with, especially if there has been weather. Rule number three: Make sure to NEVER disregard rules one and two. Good example of what to NEVER do.

@@absoluteelectricandmainten7432 I know Bach, I got out beforehand and looked at the place again. I thought it was over, anyway six months later I drove again, but first I removed the small tree.

it's all ok :)

All is well.

There is no syphon ;)

I looked at the waterfall and figured it should work, but then it just didn't work. But no problem, I cut the tree away and drove over the waterfall a year later.

Lots of hidden wood. Like underwater, downed logs right after feasibly looking limbo logs etc. Trees often fall in groups and get swept into groups.

@@RiverogueLander Yes what the heck, I just thought I'd land on the tree, it just turned out differently. Nothing happened, it's the way it is now:)

I see it easily because nothing happened, but now I avoid trees more.

@@mayrbmx You say nothing happened, but decided to put "Near Death Rescue" in the title of your video.

@@kirk2459 but it could have ended badly, near death doesn't mean that you have to lose parts of your body 😅🤦

🎊🎉Things looked good to me, things happen ;)

I looked and found it doable :D

because not always someone has time to go kayaking, and then I go alone, but there is also something special about being alone

yes :D

haha yes, but one year later i cut this tree and do this thing 😍

everything was ok, except the left tree 😅 I thought I could get over it

😂

or so

or without debris

I'm the only one that drives, unless I saw nobody there.

sorry i dont think he had the balls to post it i think hes so bad at decision making this video just sums up the state of his mind when making good decisions

The run was good, right?

@@Scurfeild Why shouldn't I have posted it? There's no reason not to do it.

my best were also solo.

🙈🙈 :D

😍

So sad 😓😢

if I had gotten stuck under the tree, it might not have ended well

Haha, no one said either 😉

:D

Ich habe mir einige der anderen Videos angesehen. Ich kann sehen, dass Ihr Stoke hoch ist und Ihre Fähigkeiten Fortschritte machen, mit Raum für weiteres Wachstum. ich lebe in Montana usa. Ich fahre seit 23 Jahren Kajak, in vielen Ländern. Aber in meinen lokalen Läufen müssen wir alle paar Jahre rausgehen und die Yrees im Lauf schneiden. Wir machen es im Winter, wir schneiden Abschnitte des Baumstamms jeweils etwa einen Meter lang und nicht ganz durch. Im Frühjahr kommt Hochwasser und bläst alle Baumstämme weg. Es ist einfach, macht Spaß und ist effektiv. Ich habe mir zweimal den Rücken gebrochen, einmal den Hals, zwei falsche Hüften. Ich leite immer noch die Scheiße, bin aber jetzt sehr wählerisch. Ich habe eine Familie und zwei kleine Unternehmen. Ich rufe die Eltern meiner Freunde jedes Jahr an ihren Geburtstagen an, weil sie gestorben sind und ich nicht. Ich erzähle Geschichten von unseren Reisen. bro, du bist bisher privilegiert, jung und glücklich. Sie haben viel Feuer zum Kajakfahren. Finde jemanden, der besser ist als du und lerne von ihm, bevor einer deiner Freunde deine Eltern an deinem Geburtstag anruft. One Love, ich hoffe, eines Tages mit dir irgendwo auf der Welt zu paddeln.

@@Layintreats Ich schneide auch die Bäume heraus, dachte die Fahrt geht gut. Ein Jahr später hab ich diesen Baum entfernt und bin ihn erfolgreich gefahren :)

Ich fand die fahr ganz cool :)

I looked and found it okay.

@@mayrbmx hmmm by watching the video you seemed to not find the line “okay” haha

@@minutechips9414 It's all ok

🤣🤣🤣

What are you talking about? I'm not glorifying anything. This is just a video that happened to me, watch it or not.

It isn't about uploading it for views or glorifying death, I don’t know how you came to think that? This provides as an educational video. A mistake happened and now other people can watch this and learn from it.