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

Covering your GEAR

How much would it ruin your skydiving weekend if your rig and gear bag were stolen? If you have or you’re thinking of buying your own rig, here are some tips to help avoid this situation, and on minimising the damage if this happens to you… #Don’t leave your rig in your car I think […]

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Euro Big-way Camp

Enjoy 3-aircraft formation loads, work on skills, learn techniques with the world’s top coaches and competitors… Responding to demand, coaches Lesley Gale, Sïan Stokes & Rai Ahmed are running a big-way skills camp, at Skydive Hibaldstow, Friday 8 – Sunday 10 June, from two Turbine G92s and a Super Caravan… Who’s the camp for? The

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Euro Record from 2 Antonovs

Women on Wings has announced a European Women’s record event in 2018 from two massive beasts!… Aircraft The goal of Women on Wings (WOW) is a 120-way European Women’s Record, which would beat the existing record of 101, set in Russia, in 2014. The jumpships are two giant Antonov 72s, that each take 64 jumpers

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Back-Fly Floater Exit

How to do a solo back fly exit Back-fly Floater Exit Solo Back Fly Exit Axis Flight School Instructor Nik Daniel demonstrates the Solo Back Fly Exit. This is a great Introduction to freefly exits and will give you a better understanding of the relative wind on the hill. More Axis Videos AXIS Flight School

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Feeling WEIGHTLESS!

A brilliant solution for anyone carrying 10kg or more of weight! Jumping with weight is like having periods – it really sucks but no-one talks about it! Lighter jumpers, and those with a high area-to-mass ratio [long, gangly arms and legs] are fairly stuck with wearing weight for most FS jumps, unless they can find

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THINK!!!

Base jumping is dangerous. I accept the fact that accidents can happen but for the most part accidents are preventable through risk management, making smart decisions and controlling self ego.

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Double Spock Exit

AXIS Foundations of Flight Video Tutorial Double Spock Exit Double Spock Following on from last week’s Half Rebel Exit, AXIS Flight School instructors Brianne Thompson and Niklas Daniel demonstrate a Double Spock exit (2-way MFS random B) over Skydive Arizona. Ground photos by David Arnett, aerial video by Seth Studer. Foundations of Flight Videos This

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Plank of Death – 2 Views

Is this the scariest BASE exit ever? Plank of Death BASE jumping bandits Mick and Andrew – the BASE jumping bandits – are back at it again. The “Plank of Death”… Arguably the scariest BASE jump exit ever? the first 4 steps my legs were like **cking jelly! And the other viewpoint… Plank of Death

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