I have a think rope and have found a way to hold my weight on the other side with door closed. Can I do a full hanging this way?
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Yes, it is common to use a door to perform a full suspension.
These threads can be useful for information:
Thread 'Videos of succesful hangings'
Videos of succesful hangings
Anyone who want to post videos you have found of good hangings in full suspension? (For educational purposes) Here are the ones I've found. I think they all go unconscious in just a matter of seconds. - https://watchpeopledie.tv/h/suicide/post/49322/man-recorded-hanging-himself-in-facebook...
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Thread 'Guide on how to create an anchor point for full suspension hanging using only a dumbbell'
Guide on how to create an anchor point for full suspension hanging using only a dumbbell
Do you want to hang yourself using full suspension in the comfort of your home or in a hotel, but have no anchor points? Well, here's the solution for you. It's very simple yet effective, requiring only a dumbbell. For this setup you'll be using a rope, and slip one end over a door, tying it to...
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