On social media, a viral video showed the World Champion Diver defying the ban on women’s use of the slide and going down it anyway, leaving viewers stunned.
Area 47 adventure park is famed for its extreme attractions like bungee jumping and canyoning. It also boasts ‘Europe’s fastest waterslide.
However, this particular slide has a strict policy: women are not allowed to use it. The restriction is intended to prevent potential injuries that have been reported among female users.
On Instagram, World Champion Diver Rhiannan Iffland sparked debate after sharing a video in which she ignored the ‘no women’ sign on an extreme water slide.
World champion diver, Rhiannan Iffland, a world champion diver, recently gained attention after challenging a controversial rule at Austria’s Area 47 adventure park. Her actions have sparked widespread discussion and debate.
World Champion diver controversially uses slide despite ‘no women’ sign
On Instagram, Rhiannan Iffland shared a video showcasing her experience at an adventure park with an extreme waterslide.
Image credits: rhiannan_iffland
The video has the caption: “This tune got me vibing like so.. ”
In the footage, Rhiannan Iffland filmed her attempt, which she later shared on social media.
Accompanied by a friend, she eagerly approached the slide despite the clear warning. She ultimately plunged down with a mixture of excitement and apprehension
However, Iffland decided to experience the slide for herself. Even ignoring the sign that warns women of high injury risks.
Image credits: rhiannan_iffland
The video quickly went viral and sparked debate on social media.
The video quickly went viral, drawing mixed reactions from the public. Some viewers were amused by Iffland’s fearless approach. While others expressed concern over the potential health risks associated with the slide.
The ban on women using the slide is not rooted in sexism. It is based on safety concerns from reports of severe injuries.
One person said: It can actually be very dangerous.
Rhiannan Iffland reponded to the incident
