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Sonic Break examines Felix Baumgartner's record-setting jump from 128,000 feet in 2012. The film focuses on the mental training techniques that were crucial for Baumgartner as he prepared for high-altitude freefall. It features expert interviews and analysis that reveal the importance of sports psychology in extreme sports.
The documentary emphasizes the rigorous preparation required for such a daring feat and how mental fortitude plays a key role in pushing human limits. By showcasing Baumgartner's experience, the film provides insights into the psychological aspects of extreme sports and the critical role they play in achieving extraordinary accomplishments.
Why Watch
- •Meet Felix Baumgartner and his record jump.
- •Find out how sports psychology aids extreme athletes.
- •See expert interviews on mental training techniques.
Did You Know
•Felix Baumgartner jumped from 128,000 feet in 2012.
•The film has a duration of 22 minutes.
•Sonic Break was directed by Stevan Riley.
Perfect For
Extreme sports enthusiastsSports psychology studentsSkydiving fans