Loic Jean Albert re-invents 30 seconds

By Tony • January 28, 2009

Loic Jean Albert was, I thought, a mythical figure. Wrong. Paudie Scanlon just pointed out his exploits on a vimeo video, double bonus.

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Tags: Loic Jean Albert, re-invents time, sky flying

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Tony

Tony Plant swims and paints. He has 6 toes, knows not as much as he should, and probably, as a direct result, set up surftwisted, a creative collective, where all the Guinnae Pigs swim. Lives in Cornwall, loves it. www.tonyplant.co.uk

4 Responses to “ Loic Jean Albert re-invents 30 seconds ”

David Card Jun 5th, 2009 at 7:19 am

…darn! those flying men are amazing. Do you think this would work in the slipstream behind the trains. I never get on my busy train in the morning.
DaveCard Jun 5th, 2009 at 9:53 am

IMPOSTER ! I AM CARD ! I AM CARD !
mike teagle Jun 7th, 2009 at 5:00 pm

i went to the Royal Cornwall Show on friday and watched the human cannonball stunt thing and then a thought struck me(not literally).why dosnt he get fired out of the cannon with a wingsuit on! i reckon it would be wayyy better….and more dangerous

just thought i would share that.
Cornish base jumping/cannon flying squadron leader Teagle M
Surf School Los Angeles Dec 17th, 2009 at 6:45 pm

OMG! What a scary picture. Is that train crash real?