12-year-old snowboarder falls off ski lift at Mammoth Mountain, video shows

Video Captures Terrifying Moment 12-Year-Old Snowboarder Falls Off Ski Lift at Mammoth Mountain

A harrowing scene unfolded on the slopes of Mammoth Mountain in California, where a 12-year-old snowboarder took an unthinkable tumble off a ski lift. The dramatic moment was captured on camera, showing the young athlete slipping and falling through the air before safety responders scrambled to deploy a net in an attempt to break her fall.

According to eyewitnesses, the girl's mother described the incident, stating that her daughter had slipped before the safety bar could be pulled down, leaving her vulnerable to the unforgiving slope. The rescue team sprang into action, deploying a safety net in a last-ditch effort to catch the falling snowboarder.

Unfortunately, the young skier missed the net and landed hard on the snow, sparking widespread concern among onlookers. However, fortunately for her family, she managed to avoid any serious injuries. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the risks involved in high-speed winter sports and the importance of adhering to safety protocols.

The video footage, which has been widely shared online, is both heart-stopping and cautionary, offering a sobering glimpse into the unpredictable nature of skiing and snowboarding. As authorities investigate the cause of the incident, it remains unclear whether any lapses in safety procedures or equipment failure may have contributed to the accident.
 
🤯 this is just insane, like what even happens on a ski lift? 12 yrs old already dealing with that kinda stress & trauma... and the fact that her mom said she slipped before the bar could be pulled down makes you wonder if maybe the kid was a bit reckless or maybe there's something wrong with the equipment? 🤔 still super scary tho, glad no major harm came to her, but it just goes to show how unpredictable these sports can be.
 
OMG 🤯 just watched this insane video of that 12-yr-old girl falling off a ski lift at Mammoth Mountain 🏔️ and I'm still shook 💥 like, what was she thinking? 🤔 clearly the safety bar wasn't even locked in place 🚫. That net deploying is either super timely or really lucky 🤞 either way, glad she didn't get hurt too badly 😌. Safety protocols are everything for those thrill-seekers out there, gotta make sure they're on point ⏰!
 
man this is crazy 🤯! I'm so glad that kid was okay though, that could've been super bad 😬. I mean, ski lifts are designed to keep you safe, but accidents can still happen and it's always a good reminder for skiers/snowboarders to stay focused and follow the rules 🚨. It's crazy how fast those things move, it's like a whole different world up there 💨. I've seen some vids like this before where kids get too confident and it doesn't end well 😔. The video might be intense but it's also a good call for skiers to double-check their gear and make sure everything is secure 🔒. Fingers crossed the authorities figure out what went down and take necessary steps to prevent similar incidents in the future 🤞
 
Omg this is so crazy! 😱 1 in 3 ski lift accidents are caused by kids slipping off 🤦‍♀️. The video is insane too - I mean I'm just glad she's okay 🙏 but it's a real wake-up call for parents and skiers alike 🚨. Did you know that Mammoth Mountain has over 2,000 acres of skiable terrain? 🌄 It's a massive resort with plenty of opportunities for thrill-seekers... but also huge risks 😬. The safety record at the resort is impressive though - they have an injury rate of just 0.8 per 100 visitors 💯! Still, incidents like this one remind us that even with best safety measures in place, accidents can still happen 💔. Time to review those ski lift safety guidelines and get more aware 📚.
 
That was so close for that little kid 🤯! I mean, can you even imagine being 12 years old and having your world turned upside down like that? 😱 I'm just glad she's okay, not too seriously hurt anyway. It's crazy how fast those ski lifts go - it's like a blink of an eye before you're tumbling through the air! 🌪️ Safety first is for real in this case, though. You gotta respect the mountain and take all necessary precautions. 😊
 
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