Joining the spate of high-rise stunts performed and shot in Singapore is this insane 24-storey-high handstand, right on the ledge of an apartment block.
22-year-old Conor Kenny was in Singapore to perform for the Universal Studios Singapore's (USS) Halloween Horror Nights when it struck him to do a handstand at the apartment building where he was staying.
On his Facebook page, the London-based Kenny claims to be an aspiring stuntman with acting, acrobats, gymnastics and tumbling skills. He's also been a professional freerunner for the last five years and warns copycats that the handstands he does are the result of a long period of training.
In his original YouTube upload (close to 40,000 views at last check), Kenny is seen climbing over the parapet to get on the ledge, 24 storeys above ground.
He shows the stomach-churning view of the height, then pans for a quick selfie, before attaching the camera to his ankle for a unique view (top photo).
Watch the whole thing if you dare:
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Joining the spate of high-rise stunts performed and shot in Singapore is this insane 24-storey-high handstand, right on the ledge of an apartment block.
22-year-old Conor Kenny was in Singapore to perform for the Universal Studios Singapore's (USS) Halloween Horror Nights when it struck him to do a handstand at the apartment building where he was staying.
On his Facebook page, the London-based Kenny claims to be an aspiring stuntman with acting, acrobats, gymnastics and tumbling skills. He's also been a professional freerunner for the last five years and warns copycats that the handstands he does are the result of a long period of training.
In his original YouTube upload (close to 40,000 views at last check), Kenny is seen climbing over the parapet to get on the ledge, 24 storeys above ground.
He shows the stomach-churning view of the height, then pans for a quick selfie, before attaching the camera to his ankle for a unique view (top photo).
Watch the whole thing if you dare:
Read Also:
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