Risks of Skydiving
What are the main dangers we face and how can we avoid them?
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What are the main dangers we face and how can we avoid them?
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A summary of everything you should learn during your First Flight Course…
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Put a Bungee on your leg straps Why is a bungee on your leg straps part of making a rig free fly friendly? I present to you – how to fall the funk out of your rig without loosening your straps. The reason for the tie is demonstrated in this video. Without it, you could
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The Wrong Question As a DZ Manager of Skydive Perris I am often approached by jumpers for my thoughts on selecting the right canopy. The common question I hear is “What should I downsize to?” As if the best canopy is the smallest one that we can get away with. That is definitely not the
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Windy? Thinking of downsizing so you’re not going backwards?–Here’s why not… Video by Performance Designs ALL TIP TUESDAYS PREVIOUS TIP – Pack Volume 2-Stage Flare After Landing Buying a Used Canopy Choosing a Dealer Choosing the Right Canopy Daisy-chaining lines Double Stowing Downsizing by Jason Moledzki Finding A,B, C, D Lines Fly Before You Buy
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Dan BC gets an Email from China… I get an email from China that says, “Can P3 build these two Chinese characters as freefall formations?” Of course I say “Yes”. Then they ask, “Can you also do formations reading CPOP and VIP?” I say “Yes” again. The final question, “Can you do it in one
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Dan BC’s Thought for the Day … SKYDIVING SAFETY TIP After 38 years in the sport I’ve narrowed down most accidents to two mistakes skydivers often make: 1) Underestimating the potential risk involved on any given jump. 2) Overestimating your ability and readiness to handle that risk. Please think that one over a bit. Dan
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