Illegal jumps? Face extreme weather? Or risk being bitten by a shark?! Get ready because these are some sports you can practice if you like adrenaline to the fullest! -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Base Jumping You’ve probably seen people jumping from a plane with a parachute and think: how bold and brave! right? Parkour Ouch! That could have turned out much worse. But if you weren't really impressed, you can search for 'parkour fails' on YouTube and see a lot more. Jallikattu This sport is originally from the state of Tamil Nadu in India and implies a huge risk not only for the person who practices it but also for the animal they interact with. High Altitude Mountaineering Oh no, don't think I'm talking about the classic climbing on safe ground like hiking and trekking, I actually mean conquering truly high mountains! Auto Racing Nothing more dangerous than a car running at high speed on asphalt tracks. Do you want to practice this sport where you can go over 200 miles per hour? Cave Diving If you enjoy the thrill of exploring new directions, this sport is for you. “Are you serious?” But wait! The risks of practicing it could lead you to death! Shark diving If cave diving didn't scare you… would you dare to dive with sharks without a cage? Look! What are they thinking?! Heli-Skiing If you decided to go down from a helicopter at high altitude into a snowy mountain to ski, would you think something could go wrong? Well, yes, it definitely sounds dangerous, and you’re not wrong. Free climbing Climbing is a tough, demanding, and dangerous sport to begin with, considering the many safety gear it requires. Now… imagine doing the same route but without any kind of harness or protective gear. Rooftopping Being on the "top of the world" may not always be a good experience if you dare to practice this sport. In fact, it’ll most likely cost your life. About Us: Trend Max is an education and entertainment channel dedicated to creating interesting Tops, Lists and more. Do not miss a single video SUBSCRIBE NOW.