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Marshall Miller Takes a Leap into the Uknown

Before Marshall Miller was a world-class paraglide pilot, ski BASE jumper, and PRO-rated skydiver traveling the world in search of new unique places to take to the skies, he was an adventurous kid living with a prominent family at the mouth of Utah’s American Fork Canyon. Marshall’s father is legendary rock climber Kim Miller—so, in Marshall’s family, high-risk activities were a part of normal life. In his latest stunt, GoPro Bombsquad and KAVU athlete, jumps into the foggy unknown in Lauterbrennen, Switzerland.
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Some of Miller’s more recent achievements include taking 3rd in the Red Bull Wings over Bear Lake Acro Paragliding Competition and racking up over a million viewers of viral video “Superior Speed Fly,” which he shot and edited. Check that out if you haven't yet but for the time being, watch his, at first look 'scary', jump he performed in Switzerland. This is definitely not a spot you'd take on in a cloud!

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