• 81. 🪂 High On Life: EXIT 139 - BASE Jumping from the Burj Khalifa with Katie Hansen & Cornelia Mihai

  • Feb 24 2025
  • Length: 8 mins
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81. 🪂 High On Life: EXIT 139 - BASE Jumping from the Burj Khalifa with Katie Hansen & Cornelia Mihai

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  • In this episode of The Mettleset Podcast, we take you into the world of BASE jumping with two of the sport’s top athletes, Katie Hansen and Cornelia Mihai. Fresh off their participation in EXIT 139—a historic two-day event where 31 jumpers from 15 countries completed an astonishing 437 jumps from the Burj Khalifa—they share what it means to take that leap, both physically and mentally.

    Beyond the spectacle, BASE jumping isn’t just about adrenaline—it’s about trust, presence, and embracing life at full intensity. In a short but sweet episode, Katie and Cornelia reflect on their experiences, the mindset behind the sport, and why it’s not about being reckless, but about truly living.

    Links:

    • 🔗 Read the full Arab News article: https://www.arabnews.com/node/2591124/sport
    • 🔗 Follow The Mettleset on Instagram: @themettleset
    • 🔗 Follow Katie Hansen on Instagram: @flywithkatie
    • 🔗 Follow Cornelia Mihai on Instagram: @cornelia_mihai
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