Two skydivers from Qatar had a supernatural break after their parachutes got tangled up while honing a mind boggling standard as a component of the World Parachuting Championships in Australia's Gold Coast. 

The occurrence happened a couple of days back when the group was rehearsing for the title and substantial breeze was causing disarray in the zone. The men, some portion of the Qatar Skydiving Team, was gotten on camera by one of their colleagues as they spiraled down in a sensational dive after their parachutes got tangled up at 6,500ft. 

The accomplished skydivers, who have a considerable measure bounces between them, figured out how to cut themselves free and convey their hold parachutes with around 700 meters to go and seconds to save. 

The mentor and whatever is left of the colleagues viewed the two men winding down for 26 seconds before they figured out how to escape peril. 

Mentor Mikael Anderson told 7 News in Australia: "You need to stretch as far as possible, and when you go over the point of confinement, this occurs." 

News report cited one of the parachutists as saying that they had prepared for getting tangled up and rehearse what to do. 

Display jump at night over Doha by the Qatar Army Parachute Team

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