The Second Way to DIE
How to avoid colliding with a fellow skydiver in free fall or under canopy…
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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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##So Roy, now you finally are a World Champion, how does it feel? Well it’s still hard to comprehend right now what it really means. You know we started in 2002 training with Hayabusa. I started jumping in 1995. It’s a lifetime dream come true. It’s hard to describe. You work so hard for so
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It is Revenge weekend at Bodyflight! We have 17 British teams at AAA category, 4 teams at AA category, 12 teams at A and 8 teams at Rookies gives a nice total of 41 teams. The idea, to have a rematch after Nationals, to see what you could have won… Revenge is what it says
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Espen Fadnes reflects on the dawning of a new era in BASE Are you a base jumper that skydives or a skydiver that base jumps? 15 years ago there was no doubt. In a Norwegian skydive community with a path of withdrawing licences on members doing base jumps, you became a base jumper… who occasionally
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