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Is indoor skydiving dangerous if i have stiff lower back (due to broken coccys when i was a chil..?) i m 39 now..
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Not likely: The sport is significantly safer that its outdoor cousin. I doubt any injury to your back would be serious.
Answered 6/17/2014
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