This is Not True
9 I8 Y% X) k+ B4 ~- K! t+ M(a) Unless you are travelling in extremely slow speed (5Km or less), otherwise your jump off speed is so slow in comparison to your forward speed. The counter
0 r7 U+ ? c* Y( V( Q" `effect is not significant. OK this explain the speed aspect.
; p' L7 w0 o+ |4 J- w) w8 i(b) Jumping direction: if you were in a car or a train carriage, you do not have a
) v0 Y! _2 ^8 p* D. echoice whether you are jumping forward or backward. You can only jump iside way or best a 45 degree against the forward angle. Either angle will affect your
$ V. x2 e( v7 }2 F& ulanding impact. Do not forget to Roll when the body hit the ground.4 y* {4 _0 T& F% L: m) [
(c) Make sure when you jump, you are facing the forward direction. If you are tvb now,tvbnow,bttvb0 C4 F# g0 c- W" T7 `' }. ^4 t+ E g
facing the away direction, the forward momentum will make you fall on the back tvb now,tvbnow,bttvb" V9 w0 H; u- t# K6 [" Z
of your head first, it could be a fatal hit.4 J; n A$ ~' s1 R% W) I& S0 v
This is my 2 cents worth. |
發表於 2007-4-25 02:04 PM
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