Author name: Lesley Gale

Lesley has been in love with skydiving for 35 years. She is a multiple world and national record holder and a coach on 20 successful record events worldwide. She has over 100 competition medals spanning more than 25 years and has been on the British 8-way National team at World events. She started Skydive Mag to spread knowledge, information and passion about our amazing sport. Lesley is delighted to be sponsored by Performance Designs, Sun Path, Cypres, Cookie, Symbiosis suits and Larsen & Brusgaard

Tip Tuesday: Try Your Reserve!

Why it’s a good idea to demo a reserve… …before you need to use one, you’re under it low and have to land in someone’s back yard… {"type":"embed","data":"https://www.facebook.com/PerformanceDesigns/videos/1840284949380972/?t=108"} Other Tip Tuesdays ALL TIP TUESDAYS PREVIOUS TIP – _[_Preparing for BASE](https://skydivemag.smallteaser.com/article/tip-tuesday-preparing-for-base) 2-Stage Flare After Landing Buying a Used Canopy Choosing a Dealer Choosing the Right Canopy […]

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Neutral Belly Fly

Description The belly-flying neutral body position is the first position you’ll learn as your introduction into the world of body flying. The primary objective is to be able to safely and successfully demonstrate a neutral belly-fly position, while staying in the center of tunnel. You’ll need to be comfortable in this position before you learn

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Release Me!

Thought you guys might like this one. This was from my first jump on Friday, and after my second attempt to clear it, I pretty well accepted the fact that I was going to have to chop this canopy… Lucky for me it didn’t turn out that way. The video below shows the drama… Situation

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World Record Hat Trick

Newsflash – 3 jumps – 3 teams – 3 World Records! Records Galore! The ‘Women on Wings’ (WOW) team in Ukraine built three consecutive 3-point 60-ways on successive jumps, each one setting a Women’s World Sequential Record. The record-breaking skydives were on Thursday 2 August, from 18,000 feet over Skydive Kharkiv, from two Antonov-28 aircraft

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