Daredevil Jeb Corliss, who once attempted to base jump off of the Empire State Building, has now posted a video from his latest stunt, which landed him in the hospital. In January, the 35-year-old was in intensive care after a failed leap off of a 3,500-foot mountain in South Africa. Corliss smashed into the side of Table Mountain while HBO film crews were documenting him, and now he's released his helmet-cam footage—he warns it may be disturbing to some:
Yesterday Corliss updated his Facebook saying, "I took my first steps today with crutches. It was awesom. It's amazing how weak you get laying in bed for 5 weeks." And in a recent interview he talked about getting back to his life, saying, "The only reason I'm getting better is so that I can jump again. That's what I do. There's absolutely nothing in this world that's going to stop me from jumping."
