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

The ADHD Lifestyle – Episode 1

ADHD Lifestyle – Episode 1. Brand new video series, launched appropriately at 3 o’clock this morning, by Jarno Cordia, wingsuit acro expert, energy powerhouse and raging insomniac. Featuring the amazing Sean Chuma teaching BASE acrobatics using trampolines and swimming pools… Article at: [Base Seminar](http://www.skydivemag.com/article/20131012-aerial-base-seminar) ADHD Lifestyle – Episode 1. Brand new video series, launched appropriately

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WORLD RECORD

A two point 110-way was realised on Saturday 23 November at Skydive Deland, Florida, and has been officially recognised as a new World Record in sequential large formation skydiving. Every year in November, BJ Worth organizes ‘Kaleidoscope’ 100-ish-ways in Florida, usually at Skydive Deland. Normally the focus is on imaginative shapes and sequences but this

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Mid-Lifes Smash WORLD RECORD

In 2012, following the FAI announcement of a big-way World Record sequential category, a new record assault was launched… The long-running POPS team headed by Carey Peck decided to go after the mark in a break from their biggest-only pattern. In 2012 with Roger Ponce and team captains Fortson Rumble, TJ Hine Tom McLaughlin, Hal

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Helicopter – D-BAG Fail

Gnarly malfunction on a speed flying canopy.. not so much a malfunction as the thing just doesn’t want to fly. No animals were harmed in the making of this movie. Gnarly malfunction on a speed flying canopy.. not so much a malfunction as the thing just doesn’t want to fly. No animals were harmed in

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Jordan FS Camp

Maybe you heard about the skydiving trip in Jordan that we did this year in early March  2013? This first edition was organized with a small contingent to evaluate the trip as a test for a further bigger event. It passed with flying colours! The place where we have been jumping is just … great!

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Test Driving the SWIFT

The Squirrel team having a lot of fun putting the Swift suit through its paces. These guys love their jobs! The Swift is our new wingsuit for skydivers who want a safe and easy progression into the sport, but still want a suit that will be fun once their skills progress. It is also a

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Dutch Accept Wingsuit RECORDS

Wingsuit flying is a discipline that’s been rising in terms of popularity. Various competitive formats have formed over the years as well, such as those aimed at performance and artistic flying. Performance competitions look at individual achievements regarding speed, duration of the flight and distance. Artistic looks at team accomplishments flying compulsory figures as well

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