Summary

Pushok, a fearless and adventurous cat, dreams of skydiving and rigorously trains for it by practicing landings and freefalling, with the ultimate goal of becoming the next skydiving sensation like Felix Baumgartner.

Abstract

Pushok the cat harbors an ambition to skydive, undeterred by the inherent risks of the sport. Despite his fluffy exterior, he is portrayed as an adventurous spirit with a penchant for exploring and experiencing new sensations. His training regimen includes perfecting his landings by jumping on the bed and aiming for precise spots, with feedback from his landing targets. Pushok's dedication to his routine is fueled by his world-class motivation, which is evident in his quest for success and the rewards that follow, such as being served breakfast by his target. The narrative humorously anthropomorphizes Pushok, comparing his training intensity and aspirations to those of a professional skydiver, and it provides a glimpse into his daily life as he prepares for his skydiving dreams.

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Pushok is depicted as exceptionally brave and not afraid to pursue high-risk activities, showing no fear in the face of danger.
The author humorously suggests that Pushok's favorite activities, napping and eating, are his top sensations, juxtaposing his love for comfort with his adventurous pursuits.
Pushok's approach to skydiving training is likened to that of a professional, with a focus on controlled landings and the ability to learn from experience to improve his technique.
The cat's motivation is described as world-class, with a clear understanding that success in his training will lead to desirable outcomes, such as breakfast served by his target.
Pushok's swift movements during freefall training have proven too fast for the author to capture on camera, indicating his agility and skill.
The author provides a lighthearted yet detailed account of Pushok's daily routine, emphasizing the cat's commitment to achieving his skydiving aspirations.

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I Believe I Can Fly

The fluffy life of Pushok — part III

Pushok dreams of skydiving one day.

Like any reasonable person, you would think he would be scared; but that’s not Pushok. He shows no fear; he’s an explorer and a sensation junkie.

(His favorite sensation comes with napping.) (His second favorite sensation comes with eating snacks.)

And should the landing be rough, Pushok’s fluffy enough to cushion the fall, no matter the height. No worries, that’s only the contingency plan. He’s a pro and follows a strict daily routine to become the next Felix Baumgartner.

(Pushok particularly likes Baumgartner’s first name. Go figure.)

The day starts with skydiving’s most crucial part: the landings.

Pushok hops on the bed and jumps from one corner to the other while carefully selecting the best landing areas.

Skydiving landings are controlled arrivals. During the training session, immediate feedback helps Pushok improve. If the target moves or groans right after landing, it’s an excellent result.

Pushok knows from experience he can do better.

Hitting the bull’s eye means the target gets up and serves breakfast to the champion. And believe me when I say that Pushok’s motivation is world-class. Success (and breakfast) is the only acceptable outcome for him.

Regular instances of freefall training follow during the day as Pushok jumps off his chair/sofa/bed and heads towards the kitchen for additional snacks.

He’s so fast I wasn’t able to capture his prowess on camera so far.

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