Mzansi Woman Gets Stuck Hovering Over Water While Ziplining, People Laugh at Unfortunate Situation

Mzansi Woman Gets Stuck Hovering Over Water While Ziplining, People Laugh at Unfortunate Situation

  • This poor woman did not have the best ziplining experience, but the rest of Mzanis got a laugh out of it
  • TikTok user @ndoniafrica shared video footage of herself hovering over water when she got stuck ziplining
  • Woman explains that her "weak core" let her down, so she needed a little help, lol
  • Mzansi people laughed at her unfortunate situation, making it clear that this was not an activity for them

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Ziplining is not for everyone! This poor woman did not have a good experience, but it did make for a hilarious TikTok video that has now gone viral.

Zipline, TikTok video, Mzansi
This woman shared video footage of herself hovering over water when she got stuck ziplining. Image: TikTok / @ndoniafrica
Source: TikTok

Thanks to social media, no embarrassing moment goes unappreciated. While moments like this might not be great at the time, they definitely are a laugh once over.

Mzansi woman gets stuck mid zipline

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The video, posted by user @ndoniafrica, captures a hilarious mishap involving a woman on a zip line in Mzansi hovering over the water. Not your ideal situation!

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In the video, you see the woman all strapped in, ready to experience the thrill of ziplining. However, as she takes off, it becomes apparent that something has gone terribly wrong. Instead of gracefully gliding through the air, she gets stuck midway, dangling helplessly above the water.

Take a look:

Lady blames her "weak core"

Briefly News spoke to the woman to find out what went down that led to her hovering over water. This is what she said:

"I did panic a bit because, for a second, I thought there were crocodiles or snakes in the water. I was also panicking because I couldn’t pull my weight up due to a weak core( that is what you are meant to do if you stop mid-zipline).

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"I broke fast because I felt like I was moving too fast and would slap hard at the pit stop."

South African people laugh at the woman’s unfortunate situation

While it must have been a tad terrifying, knowing the woman made it out alive had people feeling better about laughing at her panic. Some panicked for her while having a good chuckle.

Read some of the comments:

Tshilisanani-Manyaga said:

“What if there were crocodiles ”

mayolie_yolie is not a fan:

“New fear unlocked”

ntuthukomaphumulo3 freaked out:

“Not me thinking about anacondas”

Official.d.i.a.m.o.n.d❤️ had a laugh:

“the sound makes it worsefound myself laughing ”

Stolenkey shared:

“I’ll never test my ancestors.”

Zideo of Zozibini Tunzi ziplining and conquering her fear of heights and falling has Mzansi proud

In related news, Briefly News reported that Zozibini Tunzi has conquered a pretty big fear she’s always had and shared a clip as she ziplined despite being scared of heights and falling.

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In her Instagram post, the 29-year-old explained that even as a child, she never wanted to try any thrill rides at an amusement park.

In the video, Zozibini was visibly fearful and looked about ready to cry before she bravely took on the zipline.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.

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