What are the physical fitness requirements for bungee jumping?

Why would you want to go bungee jumping?

Don't take part in bungee jumping after drinking (you don't look like a drinker).

Bungee jumping requires high physical fitness, and people with a history of heart and brain diseases cannot participate. Those who are deeply myopic should be cautious, because when the hard bungee jump is head-down, the human body falls with an acceleration of meters and seconds, which is easy to cause retinal detachment due to brain congestion. Move all parts of your body fully before jumping to prevent sprains or strains.

Dress as concisely as possible, fit well, and don't wear clothes that are easy to fly away or go for a ride, otherwise no one will care. After jumping out, be careful to control your body and not let your neck or arms get caught in the rope.

The requirements for physical conditions in bungee jumping mainly include the following:

1.Weight limit: Normally, the minimum weight limit for a wide bungee jump is 50 kg and the upper limit is 100 kg. If you are underweight or overweight, it may cause discomfort or safety hazards to your body.

2.Age limit: Participants must be adults over the age of 18. This is because minors are not yet fully developed physically and psychologically and may not be able to withstand the stress and challenges that come with bungee jumping.

3.Health Restrictions: Bungee jumping is not suitable if you have severe heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, asthma, alcoholism, history of fractures, head and face injuries, or current eye diseases such as high blood pressure, eye and face injuries, glaucoma, etc.

4.Physical fitness requirements: If the physical fitness is poor, such as joint pain, lumbar disc herniation, myopia over 800 degrees, etc., it is not recommended to participate in bungee jumping.

5.Alcohol and pregnancy restrictions: People who have consumed alcohol and pregnant women are not suitable for bungee jumping.

When choosing bungee jumping activities, in addition to the above physical requirements, you also need to pay attention to choosing a formal and legal bungee jumping venue, as well as professional bungee jumping coaches or instructors to ensure your own safety. Before jumping an induction, it's a good idea to have a thorough medical check-up to make sure you're fit for the activity.

The physical conditions required for bungee jumping are as follows:

People with a history of heart disease or a bad heart cannot participate. People with cerebrovascular disease, neurological disorders, and asthma cannot participate. People with epilepsy cannot participate.

People with high blood pressure cannot participate. People with poor physical fitness, such as those who suffer from joint pain, have suffered from lumbar apical disc herniation, fractures, etc., cannot participate. People with eye diseases such as glaucoma, deep myopia, i.e. myopia of more than 800 degrees, are not allowed to participate.

People with eye or face trauma are not allowed to participate. People who have consumed alcohol cannot participate. Zheng buried pregnant women do not wax Cong Chun can participate.

People weighing less than 35 kg cannot participate.

As long as you are in good health and weigh more than 35kg, you can participate in high-altitude boungee jumping (bungee jumping), which is the lower weight limit. As for the upper limit of weight, different stations have different regulations, generally the high-altitude bungee jumping requirements in the park cannot exceed 100kg, and the requirements of the bungee jumping sites in some scenic spots or scenic spots are not more than 150kg.

Bungee jumping is an outdoor recreational activity. The jumper stands at a height of about 40 meters or more, is secured with a rubber rope, jumps down, and bounces before landing. Bounce up and fall repeatedly, and the heavy finger is frankly destroyed many times until the elasticity is lost.

Bungee jumping (bungee jumping), also known as rope jumping.

Standing on bridges, towers, tall buildings, cranes and even hot air balloons at a height of about 40 meters or more (equivalent to 10 floors), the jumper ties a long rubber strip fixed at one end to the ankle joint and then extends his arms and puts his legs together and jumps head-down. The strip of rubber tied to the jumper's ankle is long enough for the jumper to enjoy a few seconds of "free fall" in the air.

When the human body falls to a certain distance from the ground, the rubber rope is pulled apart, tightened, and prevents the human body from continuing to fall, and when it reaches the lowest point, the rubber bounces up again, the person is pulled up, and then falls again, and so on many times until the elasticity of the rubber rope disappears, which is the whole process of bungee jumping.