The man is called “The Last Viking”. He is interested in weightlifting and extreme sports.
Norwegian Ken Stornes, known for his extreme jumps, performed a “leap of death” in freezing water. He jumped from a height of 40.5 meters and broke his own world record. Stornes announced this on Instagram.
Two years ago, Stornes jumped from a height of 31 meters.
This time he repeated the feat, choosing higher altitude and freezing water.
To be on the safe side before jumping, he threw a rock to break through the ice.
“New world record! 40.5m. We’re bringing the world record for the death dive back to Norway where it belongs. Crazy!” – Stornes wrote under the video of the jump.
Check out this post on InstagramPosted by Ken Stornes (@kenstornes)
We remind you that during the Double Triple Snow Fest 2020 competition, which took place in Kyiv, the Ukrainian snowboarder Sergei Barkovsky performed an amazing trick.
Source: korrespondent
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