how high can you jump down and still live?
402228
My experience has shown the limit to be approximately 4 stories...above that is generally fatal.
350672
The world record is around 115 feet for a head-first dive.  I have no idea how much more you could do if you went in feet first.
467547
You got it too high in the air???
289365
Just a guess, a ten on a scale of one to ten with ten being the highest. And scoot back before you fall and injure yourself.
692127
You still have time to grow.Gust sit down and think about it befor you jump.
733286
use rockets or inclines...\n\nwhen indoors run to the largest windows, open and jump.\n\nalso when on steep embankments, run down them as fast as you can without snapping your legs off.\n\nwhen using the catapult bar strap on rockets will gain you the height you need.
617574
try tying some light weights to your ankles & wear them when you exercise. you'll be jumping higher in no time flat!
575179
The best advice I ever read on this was "...to jump higher, you need to jump more". \n\nSimply stated, he was saying that the muscles that give you lift when you leap are best developed by repeated use.  Select something at your home that's just a bit too high for you to leap and touch (like a tree limb or a high ceiling).  Then try to jump and touch it 20-30 times per day.  When you finally do reach it, move on to something higher.  \n\nKids who are addicted to basketball LIVE for that first dunk.  It usually comes around age 16-18 unless they're truly gifted (AND tall).  You'll see them on the schoolyard trying to dunk, convert alley-oop passes, and sky for rebounds, for hours at a time...every day.\n\nPractice, practice and MORE practice.
494280
you can jump with weights in your hands, jump on a trampoline and then jump on the ground, and try jumping up to a point that you can't reach about 30 times a day and after about a 2 weeks you will be able to touch that spot depending on how far from your reach it is.
829268
That's like living above Mount Everest.  No, it is not possible.\n\nhttp://bmj.bmjjournals.com/content/vol317/issue7165/images/large/abcoxy5.f2.jpeg
481982
Perfect this by landing on you feet first on a trampoline. If you can do it there, you could potentially do it anywhere (if you're that close already)
535675
Depending on how old you are depends any future growth.  However, you can increase how high you jump by simple practice drills.\n1.  In a larger size trampoline establish daily routines to stretch your legs, calf's, thighs and the overall action of jumping straight up.  Say an hour everyday, but force your legs to jump higher every time on the trampoline during this hour.\n2.  On the side of a wall, shed or garage with a pencil, marker or something that can write on it, establish a goal on how high you are going to jump and give yourself a time limit to accomplish the jumping goal.  With the pencil/marker on hand (try to touch the target as you jump) keep jumping to meet or exceed the goal, (you will notice the marks of your jumps) always place the goal higher than you've already accomplished but reasonably within striking jumping distance.\n3.  Run and exercise your legs on a tread mill to be stronger, this will help in the thrust motion towards a basket and help in impulsing your body weight towards the basket.  The stronger your legs the stronger the drive towards the basket with jumping capability in place any 6' footer can dunk\n4.  Remember Spudd Webb and have a role model on your quest.  Webb was 5' 6"?. \n5.  If you are still in school besides the basketball team join the track team,  high jump, hurdles and track would help any inspiring dunk basketball player.\n\nGood Luck and God Bless!!!!
662001
If I were in good health I would love to live to be 120 - I would say 200, but that is not realistic - 120 isn't really realistic, either, but it IS possible and it is the longest I can say without sounding too too silly!  Key is being in good health, though.  It would also be totally cool if my husband and other family members and friends could stay around with me....wouldn't that be a kick?
428147
There are special shoes, with a raised platform on the toe area, that can help. They basically just keep your heels off the ground, so you have to walk around on the balls of your feet. If you can't afford them, find something about 2 inches thick, a little bigger around than your fist. Duct tape it to the bottom of your shoe, so that it is on the front part, making it so your heels will be off the ground. Walk around in these for about 6 weeks and your jump will increase dramatically.
354455
about thirty to thirty-five feet at most even though you are diving from a high area the water will push you up plus the loss of speed upon impact doesn't help either so you might reach 30 but you might reach 20 -25 i used to jump from a 100 foot cliff and i don't remember how deep i went but it was a lot less than i though it would be
751591
Probably from 6 to 10 feet., if the drop is feet first, and you don't get the air or wind knocked out of you when you hit. I was about that size on my first hi dive jump. Although they usually measure it in meters. Chances are, when you look at it from that height, you may decide otherwise unless provoked by someone in a dare! the distance after about 30' doesn't change as the speed rate of fall will be the same.
191497
It depends how high is it?