A Spanish woman has become the world's oldest professional freestyle parachute jumper at the age of 77, having jumped 903 times in her life so far.
A Spanish woman has become the world's oldest professional freestyle parachute jumper at the age of 77, having jumped 903 times in her life so far.
Montse, a Catalan granny, who first jumped at the age of 30, carries prosthesis in her hip, but that has not stopped her from enjoying what she loves.
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"I started with skiing, because I am from mother hearth, land, air and water," Sky News quoted her as saying.
"Then I continued with swimming and trampoline jumping, sailing then Windsurfing came out... and so I tried them too.
"Up to now I have jumped 903 times from a parachute, it's not bad is it?" she stated.
Montse has practised her passion all over the world - she did her first world championship in Empuria Brava in 1993, then in Arizona the following year.
"Every time I go to a championship they all say to me the same, 'We know you don't do training and we know your age but seeing you there for us is a privilege'," she added.
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