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Why Banzai Skydiving Should Be Allowed
Banzai skydiving is known to this day as the most dangerous sport ever created. Banzai skydiving is just like normal skydiving but with a little psychotic twist thrown in. You may think regular skydiving is dangerous but you have no idea. In banzai skydiving you would go up in plane just like anyone else would but instead of jumping out WITH your parachute, you throw the parachute out first wait two seconds then you jump after it.

I picked this sport because this sport out of all sports should require an age restriction. This sport can be really fun but really dangerous. If you are not up to code on your health you shouldn’t be allowed to participate in this sport. If you are sixty years old with a heart condition looking for a little


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