Craig Girard’s nomination to the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame marks a milestone for both his career and the sport of skydiving.
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A clear overview from Pete Allum on the Mutant harness: what it is, how it works, and who should be jumping it.
MUTANT: What is it & Who Can Jump It Read More »
What if a group skydive didn’t end at breakoff? Momentum and Ascend‘s first Half & Half event at Skydive City, where angle flying met canopy flocking in a seamless, all-in-one complete skydive. The Concept There’s been a shift in our sport toward enjoying full, connected skydives from exit to landing. We’re learning how to make
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Jase Hughes offers a reminder to step back, chase new experiences, and remember why we fly.
Remembering Why We Fly Read More »
Find out how to balance cost, time, and access to progress smartly as a new skydiver.
Wind Tunnel or Sky? A Beginner’s Guide Read More »
Mexico set a new national record in Morelos, honoring friendship and skydiving’s legends, as José Alvarez recounts.
Mexico Sets New Record Read More »
From East to West to U.S., formation skydiving isn’t organized the same. Vera Kuznetsova explains why that matter
East Meets West: Global Formation Skydiving Read More »
Holding areas aren’t optional for angle flyers, they’re essential for keeping the whole load safe. Jesse Jaber breaks it down.
Raising Awareness of Canopy Holding Areas Read More »
By removing the barriers of heavy weight belts and high-performance wings, Kaz Sheekey and Cara King are opening the door for more women to experience the beauty and challenge of flocking
Chicks Flock Event Read More »
What began as a dream trip becomes a quiet vow: let go with grace, honor what’s gone, and hold fast to our why
