He works like a ball of human cannon. At California Fest, he missed the target

His post description is “human cannon ball”. And for 23 years, it seemed to work for Chachi “The Rocketman” Valence. Even his wife, Robin Valencia, is in the work line of Human-Cannonball.

But Sunday at the Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival, we could see why being a daredevil is not for the weakness of the heart while the Rocketman missed its goal.

The interpreter recoveries his injuries after slipping a safety net during a performance at the Indio festival, said Fair officials.

Valencia began her performance around 2:30 p.m., said officials of the fair via Instagram. He regularly pumps the public with a 20 -minute speech before climbing in a barrel, According to his website.

Valencia was launched About 65 feet high at 55 mph over a distance of 165 feet – where a narrow net was installed to catch it. The net is about 20 feet from the ground, according to its website. But instead of delivering a last sincere salvation to the crowd, Valence fell to the ground.

He was transported urgently to hospital around 3 p.m., said officials of the fair. The Riverside County sheriff’s office said the press telegram Valencia has not been put in danger in danger on Sunday. Officials from the Riverside County Fair said Valence was released later in the evening.

Valence says on his website that he has more than two decades of experience as a ball of human cannon. He performed during the 2012 Olympic Olympic Games closing ceremony in London and at the 2014 carnival festival in Rio de Janeiro.

Human cannonballs would be a small and selected group – and they are not foreigners to disaster. After the death of an artist in 2011, a Daredevil told the Outlet British online The Independent that it is a competence that requires that the interpreter “understands physics, mathematics and engineering” – and “you cannot be afraid of anything”.