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On May 31st at 16:19 pm I made the following post to Facebook:The last attempt is rolling down the runway as I type. These wonderful people have done multiple dives with one person out (no, not the same person). They have been on the Dropzone for 12 consecutive long days enduring cold, wind, wet and
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8-way skydiving can be compared to a complicated dance routine…
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How to avoid colliding with a fellow skydiver in free fall or under canopy…
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When opportunity knocks on the door, be sure to open it…
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The best teams I’ve seen, coached or been on had lots of ‘Is’ on them.. Between running a drop zone, organizing world records, winning the world championships, writing a book and raising a family I’ve been fortunate to have had a wide range of experiences in a variety of fields. All of them, to some
Alan Eustace recently made the highest skydive ever, from 135,000 feet, breaking records set by Felix Baumgarter and Joe Kittinger. Despite how it’s been portrayed by the media, the aim of Alan’s jump was not personal fame or a high altitude jolly. This was a scientific project, StratEx (Stratosphere Explorer), which aimed to create a
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