/ ElucidatoryProvides context, definition and detail of a specific topic.
The athlete of kitesurf, Jeremie Tronet, has developed an impressive maneuver: he can walk on water! According to the athlete, he began practicing the maneuver in the early 2000s and even today, 22 years later, he's trying to perfect it.
One of the questions everyone has asked at some point is whether it's possible to walk on water, as many people have tried without success. However, A young Frenchman has shown that it can be done.
Jeremie Tronet is a 34-year-old Frenchman who holds the title of kitesurfing champion. His love of sports and speed, combined with water, has made him a benchmark in the field and garnered thousands of followers on social media around the world.
A post shared by Jeremie Tronet, Pro Kitesurfer (@jeremietronet)
But, in addition to its great popularity for sports, This Frenchman has gone viral after claiming he can walk on water.The European claims that he is getting better at moving around any body of water with his feet, and to prove it he shared some videos on his profile. Instagram.
It all started when he decided to do new things, "I was already trying to invent new tricks, since the sport of kitesurfing was in its infancy and everything was new. I always tried to be original.", he said.
In several of the recordings that he shared on Instagram, Jeremie shows how the mysterious maneuver is by which walks on the surfaces of lakes and seas, HE He grabs with one hand the bars that connect him to his parachute and with the other he picks up his board.
A post shared by Jeremie Tronet, Pro Kitesurfer (@jeremietronet)
Suddenly, he starts walking quickly for several seconds, until it becomes impossible and he returns to the normal kitesurfing positionJeremy called this trick 'Jesus walks, referring to the biblical story.
These videos performing this practice, in addition to many others related to their sport, have allowed him to reach around 100,000 followers on his Instagram account, where he shows himself to be a true adventurer in the world of water.
A post shared by Jeremie Tronet, Pro Kitesurfer (@jeremietronet)
Journalistic Director: Juan Aurelio Arévalo Miro Quesada
El Comercio Publishing Company. Jorge Salazar Araoz # 171 Santa Catalina La Victoria. Copyright © Elcomercio.pe. El Comercio Group – All rights reserved.
English 
Spanish