Fall 7 Stories or More in Chrome Blob Form refers to a specific type of high-altitude skydiving where participants freefall for at least 7 stories while maintaining a “chrome blob” body position. In this position, the diver keeps their body arched and their limbs tucked close to their torso, minimizing air resistance and allowing for a faster descent.
This advanced skydiving technique is primarily used for competitive high-altitude skydiving events, where divers aim to achieve the highest possible speed during freefall. By adopting the chrome blobform, divers can reach speeds of up to 250 miles per hour, making it one of the most extreme and exhilarating activities in skydiving.
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