Some People's Summer Fun Is Wilder Than Yours

Watch what these young women do in a summer
fun edition of "People Are Awesome"  

It's July! Definitely time for summer fun.

For inspiration, the "People Are Awesome" Channel on YouTube has released a video of some people enjoying some summertime activities.

Most of these fall into the "Don't Try This At Home" category, but still, it all looks like a lot of fun, judging from the video.

It's great! Watch:

Damien Walters Is Crazy, But It's Fun To Watch Him Be Superhuman

Damien Walters, who can do all kinds
of twists and tumbles that I though
humans can't do.  

As a holiday gift of sorts, a guy named Damien Walters released a highlight video just before New Year's Eve of his on-the-job prowess in 2014.  

He's a guy who can tumble and do parkour and twist and tumble like nobody else. The video is more than five minutes of "How can this guy physically DO this??

It's a wonder he hasn't killed himself with his stunts.

I bet a lot of people want to hire this guy as a stuntman in action movies. He's already been in a number of them, including "Skyfall" and "Captain America: The First Avenger."

You might want to turn down the audio on the video, below,  because some of you might not like the music, but Walters' tricks are amazing.

He's also got a whole YouTube channel if you don't want to stop at one Damien Walters video.

Don't try this at home!

Watch:

Feel Good Or Feel Bad: People Who Do Things Much Better Than You

Tell me: Are you willing to try anything the people in this video are doing?

You're braver than me if you do want to try anything in the video.  I got dizzy just watching some of the people in there. But it is awesome to watch, because as the video is called, people are awesome.

Watch and enjoy:

How Do People Do Such Amazing Stunts?

This video I found on Andrew Sullivan's Daily Dish will either inspire you or make you feel inadequate, but I'm giving it to you anyway. Just because it's amazing what people can do.

Don't try this at home kiddies. Better yet, try this at home. You might get a sense of accomplishment: