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

222 Sequential Day 4

The day started early as winds were expected later in the afternoon. The base made two practice jumps with only the Alpha team docking as one sector. The idea was to settle out any issues. The base performed solidly on the second jump and the decision was made to begin the first 222-way attempts. Chomping […]

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222 Sequential Day 2

The team captains are beasting the team into shape. After the first 132-way and 90-way attempts, one captain said, “Almost nothing went right.” But it’s like blacksmithing, you have to pound the metal and shape it, it takes a little while and a lot of pounding!” It's like making horseshoes, you have to pound and

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222 Sequential Day 1

On its first official day of working towards the goal, the sun was shining and temperatures were in the mid 70s with light breezes; perfect March Arizona weather. The base 42-way made four very successful skydives and the three groups of 66 skydivers each made three jumps with two complete sectors on each jump docking

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Fly it FORWARD

The World Team’s 20th anniversary event, a 2 point, 222-way world record attempt, entitled Fly it Forward has begun! At the dropzone in Eloy, AZ, the skydivers from 28 nations have converged! The excitement, camaraderie and sheer joy of meeting up with fellow team members for this epic world record is palpable. Training Days There

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New Mexican Record

40 Mexican jumpers completed the formation to achieve the new Mexican Record, on 17 February 2014. 40 of the most experienced skydivers in the country met in one of the most important DZ´s in Latin america Skydive Cuautla, located in Cuautla Morelos, México. They had to deal with some aircraft and altitude problems, but finally

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NYC Freedom Tower BASE

NYC Freedom Tower BASE Jump – Video from helmet camera of ironworker James Brady. James was on the team of that completed the spire, making it the tallest building in New York. He later sneaked back and base jumped it, with a couple of well chosen friends. Fair Play! Brady was following tradition.

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