Hey, it’s all about having a solid plan and a steady breathing rhythm. Before each jump I run through the exact timing in my head, then let the adrenaline hit when I actually push off. I keep my focus by counting in my head—one, two, three—so I know I’m in the moment, not just winging it. And always have a crew member give a quick “on!” or “off!” cue, so we’re all on the same page. When the moment comes, I let the thrill flow through me but I stay aware of my body’s limits, like a camera in focus. If something feels off, I trust my gut and pause, even if the crowd is buzzing. That’s how I stay safe and still feel the rush.

That’s a great tweak—syncing the crew on a simple “one‑two” always feels like a safety net that still lets the energy burst. And yeah, a 360 when the gut says pause is the smartest move, keeps the crowd hyped but the stunt safe. Thanks for the heads‑up, I’ll run it through the team. Let’s keep the adrenaline alive and the danger low.

Thanks! I’ll keep the focus tight and let the vibe flow—fingers crossed it all lands just right.