Every adrenaline addicts should do David Blain on one thing – to go to the airport at the last minute.

Blane has enduro bikes on both coasts, and he is Los Angeles International Airport (Lax) and John F of New York City. The Kennedy International Airport (JFK) takes advantage of the avid -free motorcycle parking. He takes pictures from both sides of his bike, so he remembers properly where he parked it. “I have been doing now for 30 years – and it has always been fine,” he said.

Blane’s airport commute is just a proof that, for him, always carefully observing observation, strategy, and a way of defying obstacles through practice. This is a philosophy that he kept close to 105,240 miles through 33 airports in 11 countries in five continents for his six-part National Geographic documentary series. David Blain: Don’t tryWhich began to air on 6 April.

Filmed over three years, the show follows New Yorker as it is deep in cultures around the world from Southeast Asia to Brazil. On the way, he met with the locals taking fellow risk to understand his skill set. He also took a series of new stunts, such as kissing a deadly snake, covered in 59 scorpions, and put a knife under the passage of his nose.

“Everyone who met on the way, all were masters,” he said. “They all started working for thousands and thousands of hours, sweating, tears, injuries, failures, and again that they looked like magic.”

Each destination had surprise and happiness for Blain. He was suffering from the book “Swami Mantra“As a child, and he learned how to carry forward borders during his time in India.” Most of the people we met were doing things on the basis of their faith, so there was no limit because it was all about a high power, “he said about Kurukshetra, Rishikesh and his visits, and Rishikesh, and Jaipur“In the past, I went to India to do magic. This time, I went to India to learn and become a different kind of magic student.”

In South Africa, he was blown by a person named Neville Quajulu-NalSouth Africa, who carefully pay attention to the black mumbus to prove to be the safety of the snake all calm. He also visited Cape Town Magic collegeWho has taught magic to a diverse range of children for decades, even enhance racial isolation laws during the country’s colorful period.

For Blain, one of the most spectacular chapters of his journey was learning about the spinning game, where the cars are “out of control, but very accurately.” Blain said that when he saw his jaw fell Samkeliso ‘sam sam’ thubaneHydini tricks to disappear from the vehicle Kayla OlipantThe “suicide slide” where she takes out of a car, only holds her toes.

In Japan, he was associated with hot dog-eating champion Tekru Kobayashi. He was stunned to know that Kobayashi uses some similar techniques during the competitions using Blain during his magic performance. “He sees his stomach like a tetris game and dines in it,” Blenn said.

But if there is a place then it is that he recommends every passenger’s visit, it is the Arctic Circle. Blain said, “We found many people who used their environment, climate and extreme conditions to transform it into a playground.” “I was under the snow, these ice -free divers hold their breaths, dancing upside down, and suddenly you forget that you are in this extreme environment and forget the cold. It is another form.”

But there is a lot that the cameras were not able to catch – Blane says that the entire crew was so shifted to what they were experiencing that they were in tears. He said, “Everywhere we were a new exploration and discovery of these attractive people who had pushed themselves to learn these skills,” he said. “It was contrary to anything I experienced. I was about to see magic for the first time.”

The exact and plan that goes into one of every reality-educated acts of Blain is something she uses in her everyday life and plan. For example, he showed us the packing list used for each trip: he took a picture of 23 items with whom he always travels, cropping them in mini-icon, and screenshots to use them as visual checklists.

Their requirements include their passports, chargers, toilets, eye drops, Apple watch, sunglass, reading glass, notebook and sharpie. Their clothes are quite simple- black jeans, black T-shirts, underwear, socks, a swimsuit and a baseball cap. Most important? Many decks of cards.

“Every trip is very similar, but if I am traveling more, I will have more card decks per day,” he said. Blenn says he uses specially designed decks that he has created for the right experience – and he also has magic features. In fact, during the production of its latest series, he passed through a 624 deck card.

After hopscoting Globe to learn from fellow Death Defears, Blane lies herself with a residence in Wynn Las Vegas for his show “David Blain: Live in Las Vegas“With dates via November.

Blain says he loves Las vegas Because it provides, “A dose of everything from all different places around the world at a small place in the desert.” But his favorite thing about Sin City is that so many companions live there. “After every show, I always churn and roam with magicians,” he said.

This is the lesson he took away from the diverse range of risks taken on his journey around the world. Don’t try,

Blain said, “All those masters they do, but they were all usually they are all students.” “They are always trying to learn and become better.

And clearly, nothing stops the blank, either.