I've heard in hanging you need 3kg I'd pressure to compress the carotid arteries. I'll be doing full suspension hanging. How can I make sure I am applying 3kg of pressure?
I mean you're putting your whole body weight on the rope - it will crush your arteries, jugular veins and windpipe... unless you weigh less than 3kg.
For full suspension what length of drop is required to make sure everything compresses quickly
it doesn't matter, I full suspended with a leg on a chair and I still passed out fast
Man if hanging was painful no one would do it
If I just decide to throw the rope over the door will a slipknot hold on the doorknob
I don't know but whatever you choose to do, you should test it before
Was going to do it on the clothes rod in closet I know its strong but dont know if I can get the knot tied that I want just thought the door knob would be easier
Pretty sure it wont break it's an old house with those really heavy steel or iron clothes rods
I think I can do it I wasn't scared when I almost didn't get back up in chair
No. The bar you described sounds stronger. A door knob isn't particularly robust under weight.
Can you take a pic of the set-up?
I can't picture your situation. How long in total is the rope? How high off the floor is the bar? How tall are you?
I cant get the pic on here the top of the nose touches the rod and I cant shorten it anymore or i cant get my head through it
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