HOFFMAN: Miles has done over 8,500 skydives and 5,000 BASE jumps. I’m ready to do this.” That’s pretty much all we think about when we drive around tall objects: “We could jump off of it. We’re all a little hungry and just kind of running around like, “I want to jump off this. In fact, his idea of an early morning pick-me-up is to climb to the top of a really high place… and then leap right off it.ĭAISHER: In our sport, we’re all a little type A. REID HOFFMAN: I hope you’ve had your coffee today. Just keep the nose up,” – and skip, skip, skip, skip – “Yeah.” My name is Miles Daisher, I’m a professional parachutist, Eagle Scout, BASE jumper, and friend of the community. Coming in about to touch the water going, “It’s too fast.
I’ve landed a skyak in front of about 60,000 people in Pittsburgh once, doing about 65, 70 miles an hour. MILES DAISHER : It’s a new sport called skyaking.
