In 1983, Rick Charls dove 172 feet (52.4 m), performed a somersault, and climbed out of the water unassisted. No one has beaten the dive under the same rules since.
In 1983, Rick Charls dove 172 feet (52.4 m), performed a somersault, and climbed out of the water unassisted. No one has beaten the dive under the same rules since.
Slapping contests began to gain popularity via viral internet videos, and now companies like Power Slap are trying to institutionalize it as an actual combat sport. The premise is simple, opponents stand across from each other and exchange blows until one concedes or is knocked out. Very extreme though, as it can lead to brain damage.
Slapping contests began to gain popularity via viral internet videos, and now companies like Power Slap are trying to institutionalize it as an actual combat sport. The premise is simple, opponents stand across from each other and exchange blows until one concedes or is knocked out. Very extreme though, as it can lead to brain damage.
There's this organization in Ingushetia, Russia, that combines fully armoured HEMA combat with MMA. It's not a reenactment, it's not choreographed, they are modern "knight" fights.
There's this organization in Ingushetia, Russia, that combines fully armoured HEMA combat with MMA. It's not a reenactment, it's not choreographed, they are modern "knight" fights.