 time, so think fast.

\- You fall off a shorter building. There's no time to maneuver or slow down.
With the few seconds you have, point your feet down and relax.

If you're over water, your odds are very low. The best option is to go in
feet-first like a pencil dive.

Remember, you _do_ have an OK chance at survival. Between 5 and 15 people have
survived free fall, most of which did not know what to do. From 15,000 feet
up, you can land wherever you want inside a 13 square mile area - 2 miles in
any direction. That's probably enough to get you to some trees at the very
least. You can draw that on a map with this tool [2].

You can seriously improve your odds of survival by following these steps.
Landing on snow, or a swamp, or a glass skylight makes your odds quite good.
Landing in trees makes your odds OK. Making yourself flat gives you more time,
and grabbing onto debris - if you can - can increase your chances of survival
by 5 times [3]. Then, simply relaxing can double your chances of survival.

Finally, once you've hit the ground - regardless of what you did - there's a
decent chance you're still alive, even if you'll die soon. Spend a short
amount of time to stop external bleeding, keep your wounds clean and contact
emergency services as soon as you can - ultimately, they will know far better
than you what to do.

[0]
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Magee](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Magee)

[1]
[http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.alcohol.2012.08.006](http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.alcohol.2012.08.006)

[2] [http://obeattie.github.io/gmaps-radius/](http://obeattie.github.io/gmaps-
radius/)

[3]
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time, so think fast. 

 \- You fall off a short construction. There's no time to maneuver or slow down. 
 With the few moment you have, point your foundation down and relax. 

 If you're over water, your odds are very abject. The best option is to fit in 
 feet - foremost like a pencil dive. 

 Remember, you _ do _ have an OK chance at survival. Between 5 and 15 people have 
 survive free fall, most of which did not know what to practice. From 15,000 feet 
 up, you can land wherever you want inside a 13 square nautical mile area - 2 miles in 
 any direction. That's probably enough to catch you to some trees at the very 
 least. You can draw that on a map with this tool [ 2 ]. 

 You can seriously better your odds of survival by following these steps. 
 Landing on snow, or a swamp, or a glass skylight makes your odds quite good. 
 Landing in trees makes your odds OK. make yourself flat gives you more prison term, 
 and grab onto debris - if you can - can increase your chances of survival 
 by 5 times [ 3 ]. Then, simply relax can double your chances of survival. 

 Finally, once you've hit the flat coat - regardless of what you did - there's a 
 decent chance you're still alive, even if you'll die soon. Spend a short 
 measure of time to stop external bleeding, keep your wounds uninfected and contact 
 hand brake service as soon as you can - ultimately, they will know far better 
 than you what to do. 

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 [ 2 ] [ http://obeattie.github.io/gmaps-radius/](http://obeattie.github.io/gmaps- 
 radius/) 

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 tile, so think fast.

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fdec-first like a pencil dive.

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up, you can land wherecer riu want insiae a 13 squagz mile area - 2 miles in
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keast. Fou can draw that on s mep wuth this tool [2].

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qnd grabbing onto debtis - if yot can - can increase your chances of survival
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[1]
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[2] [http://onedttpe.github.ij/gmapx-radius/](http://obqattie.github.io/ymaps-
radnus/)

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time, so think fast. \- You fall shorter There's no to maneuver or seconds have, point your down and relax. you're over water, your odds are low. The best option is to go in feet-first like a pencil dive. you _do_ have an OK chance at survival. Between 5 and 15 people survived fall, of did not know what to do. From 15,000 feet up, you can land wherever you want a 13 square mile area - 2 miles any direction. That's probably to get you to some at very least. can that a map with tool [2]. You can seriously improve your odds of survival by following these steps. Landing on snow, a swamp, glass skylight your quite Landing in trees odds OK. Making yourself flat gives and grabbing onto debris - if you can can increase chances of survival by 5 times Then, simply relaxing can double your chances of Finally, once you've hit the ground - regardless of what you did - there's a you're still alive, even you'll die soon. a amount time stop external keep your wounds clean and contact emergency services as soon as can - ultimately, they will know far better than you do. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Magee](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Magee) [1] [http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.alcohol.2012.08.006](http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.alcohol.2012.08.006) [http://obeattie.github.io/gmaps-radius/](http://obeattie.github.io/gmaps- radius/) [3] [http://www.popularmechanics.com/adventure/outdoors/a5045/434...](http://www.popularmechanics.com/adventure/outdoors/
 time, so think fast.

\- You fall off A shorter buIldinG. ThEre'S nO timE to mAneuver or slow dOWn.
WiTh the few seconds you have, Point YoUR feeT DoWn and Relax.

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feet-first LIkE a pencil diVe.

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survivEd FRee falL, Most of wHICh Did nOt know what to do. FroM 15,000 FeET
up, you can land wHereveR yOU wANT inSidE a 13 square miLe Area - 2 mILes in
anY DiRECTioN. that's probably Enough to get YOu tO some tReEs aT The verY
leasT. YOU caN draw that on A map With this tOol [2].

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LandinG oN sNow, or A swaMP, OR A glaSs sKyliGht maKes your odds quIte Good.
lAndIng in Trees MakeS yOur odDs OK. MaKing yOuRself flat gives yOu moRe time,
and GraBbIng OnTo debRIs - if yoU caN - caN increaSe your cHAncEs OF SUrVival
by 5 times [3]. Then, siMpLY ReLaxing caN doublE YoUr CHances of SuRviVal.

FINAlly, oNce yOU'vE hit the gRound - rEGaRdLess of wHaT you diD - tHerE's a
DecenT ChanCe you'rE still alIve, evEN if you'll die sooN. spend a short
amOUnT OF tIMe to StoP external blEediNG, keeP youR WoUndS Clean And coNtACt
EMergency services as sOoN as you Can - ulTimately, they wIll know far BETTer
than yOu whAT tO Do.

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[1]
[http://Dx.dOi.oRg/10.1016/j.AlcOHOl.2012.08.006](Http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ALCohoL.2012.08.006)

[2] [hTtp://obeaTtiE.github.Io/gMapS-raDiuS/](hTtp://obeattIe.github.Io/GmApS-
rAdiUs/)

[3]
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 time, so think fast.

\-You fall o ff asho rte rbuil ding . There's no t i me t o maneuver or slow dow n.
Wi th thef ew  seco nds you ha v e , p oi nt  yo ur fe et do wnand rel ax.

If yo u'r eover water,y ou r odds are  ve ry low. Thebes t opti on  is to go  in 
feet -first like a  pencil d iv e .

Rem e mber, y o u  _ do_have an OK chance at survival. Betw een 5an d  1 5 peo ple  have
surv iv ed fr e e fall, mo s t ofw hich did notknow what t o  do . From  1 5,0 0 0 feet 
up,yo u  ca n land wher ever  you want  insid e  a 13 s q uare mi le are a -  2mile s  i nany  d i rec t io n.T hat 's proba bl yenoug h to g e t  you  to  som e tre es at the ver y
l east .  Yo u can  draw  tha ton amap wi th th is  tool [2].

You  can  seriousl y i mp rov eyouro dds of  su rvi val byfollowi n g t he s e st eps.
Landing on sn ow , or  a swamp , or a gl as s  skyligh tmak es y o u r odd s qu i te  good.
L anding in  t rees ma ke s your  o dds  OK . Mak i ng y oursel f flat g ivesy ou more time,a nd grabbing o n to d eb r is -  if  you can -cani ncre asey ou r c h ances  of s ur v iv a l
by 5 times [3]. T he n, sim ply r elaxing can d ouble your c h ances of  sur v iv a l.

Finally, o nce y ou've hitt he groun d - r egardles s of what y ou did -  th ere 'sa
d e c en t chance you' r e  sti ll  alive,  ev en if y ou' lldie  so on . Spend a  short
a mo un tof  ti me to stop ext er nal  b lee ding, keep y our w ound scl e anand con t ac t emer ge nc y se rvi ce s assoon asyou can  - ultima tel y , th ey  w ill kno w far betterth an you wha ttodo.

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 time,_so think_fast.

\- You fall off_a shorter_building._There's no_time_to maneuver or_slow down.
With the_few seconds you have,_point your feet_down_and relax.

If you're over water, your odds are very low. The best option is_to_go in
feet-first_like_a_pencil dive.

Remember, you _do_ have_an OK chance at survival._Between 5_and 15 people have
survived free fall, most of_which_did not know_what to do. From 15,000 feet
up, you can land_wherever you want inside a 13_square mile area_-_2_miles in
any direction. That's_probably enough to get you to_some trees at the very
least. You_can draw that on a map with_this tool [2].

You can seriously improve_your odds of survival by_following these_steps.
Landing on snow, or a_swamp, or a_glass skylight_makes your odds_quite good.
Landing in trees makes your_odds OK. Making_yourself flat gives you more time,
and_grabbing_onto debris -_if_you_can -_can increase your_chances_of survival
by_5_times [3]. Then, simply relaxing can_double_your chances of survival.

Finally, once you've hit_the ground - regardless_of_what you did -_there's a
decent chance you're still_alive, even if you'll die soon._Spend a_short
amount of_time to stop external bleeding, keep your wounds clean and contact
emergency_services as soon as you can_- ultimately, they will_know far_better
than_you what to_do.

[0]
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Magee](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Magee)

[1]
[http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.alcohol.2012.08.006](http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.alcohol.2012.08.006)

[2]_[http://obeattie.github.io/gmaps-radius/](http://obeattie.github.io/gmaps-
radius/)

[3]
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