OUR BUNGY STANDARDS

We adhere to the Australian and New Zealand Standards Authority (SANZ) guidelines for commercial Bungy Jumping operations. When Bungy Jumping was first introduced, there were no formal safety regulations in place, as the sport had never been practiced at an organized level. Drawing from New Zealand’s well-established safety protocols, Gyami Xtreme developed and formalized the safety standards that are now recognized as the official regulations for Bungy Jumping in India.

What Makes us Special:

1. Our Jump Masters are certified to carry out jumps only after overseeing 25,000 jumps over a period of 2 years in various positions before handling independent jumps. This is by far, the highest level of training offered, globally.
2. Our highly experienced crew
3. High level of training
4. Staff training and certification
5. The New Zealand Cord Making Technique
6. Safety protocols and risk management
7. The best equipment and procedures in place
8. A three check safety system before ANY jumper reaches the edge


We Follow SANZ protocols

We adhere to the Australian and New Zealand Standards Authority (SANZ) guidelines for commercial Bungy Jumping operations. Initially, there were no official safety regulations in place for Bungy Jumping, as it had never been formally practiced on such a scale. Gyami Xtreme pioneered the development of safety protocols in India, basing them on the well-established New Zealand standards. These have since become the recognized benchmarks for Bungy Jumping safety in the country.

Our team undergoes extensive training in emergency rescue operations, with regular and rigorous safety drills conducted on-site. Each member of our operating staff is certified in First Aid and prepared to respond effectively in the event of an emergency. With years of experience, our crew has safely guided a record number of jumpers through life-changing leaps, ensuring their safety every step of the way. Safety drills are regularly practiced on site. Operating members of our staff are qualified in First Aid and certified, in case of emergencies.

Do's and Dont's Due to its extreme nature, this sport is not suitable for people with the following medical conditions
1. Back or Neck injuries
2. Recent Fracture
3. Any Dislocation
4. High Blood Pressure
5. Asthma
6. Neurological Disorders
7. Epilepsy
8. Heart Conditions
9. Pregnancy
10. Osteoporosis