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Adventure Kings: Jeb Corliss and Amazfit T-Rex Ultra
Wingsuit flying is said to be inspired by bats. After noticing that by opening and tightening their wings, bats could hover and dive freely in the air, some clever people created a bat-like wingsuit. Made of special nylon material with great stretch and toughness, these wingsuits enable brave people to put their courage to the test and soar through the sky, just like a bat.
When it comes to the pinnacle of wingsuit flying, look no further than Jeb Corliss - a man of extraordinary courage, who wears the global crown of wingsuit flying.
Born in 1976, Jeb Corliss lives in California and is a professional skydiver and spot jumper. He's flown all over the world, including at landmarks like the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Space Needle in Seattle, the Christ the Redeemer statue in Brazil, the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, and Tianmen Mountain in China.
Jeb's adventures began in 1999 and continued through to the recent World Championships of Wingsuit Flying at Tianmen Mountain, China. Danger has been a constant, but it hasn't deterred him from taking on these challenges.
Not all of us can be Jeb Corliss, and not everyone can learn or master the challenges of extreme sports, but that doesn't stop the spirit of adventure from inspiring us all.
Maybe you can take a hike right now. Or dare to try something you've always wanted to try, but haven't done before.