GoWorld Project | Episode1 | Luke Hively

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In June of 2015, pro wingsuit pilot Luke Hively & the GoWorld Project traveled to the stunning fjords of Norway to participate in the annual Stavanger BASE Klub Heli Boogie.

Luke made 86 BASE jump before he was even born, as his parents were enthusiastic BASE lovers.

*For more Awesome Base Jumping, Wingsuiting & Speedflying Videos, click [here](http://goo.gl/A7Aa7V)*

In June of 2015, pro wingsuit pilot Luke Hively & the GoWorld Project traveled to the stunning fjords of Norway to participate in the annual Stavanger BASE Klub Heli Boogie.

Luke made 86 BASE jump before he was even born, as his parents were enthusiastic BASE lovers.

For more Awesome Base Jumping, Wingsuiting & Speedflying Videos, click here

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Lesley has been in love with skydiving for 35 years. She is a multiple world and national record holder and a coach on 20 successful record events worldwide. She has over 100 competition medals spanning more than 25 years and has been on the British 8-way National team at World events. She started Skydive Mag to spread knowledge, information and passion about our amazing sport.
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