How Skydiving Athletes Practice Their Emergency Procedures
Emergency procedures aren’t just for beginners. Experienced skydiving and BASE athletes share how they rehearse their EPs, and how often.
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Behind Avento: Rethinking Used Gear
Scams and misrepresented equipment can put used skydiving gear buyers at risk. Avento Gear aims to add protection for buyers and sellers.
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Skydive During the Winter
Chasing warmer weather this winter? We found some boogies that’ll keep you jumping from December through April. The end of summer in the Northern Hemisphere doesn’t mean the end of skydiving. While colder weather and DZs closing during the winters can make jumping closer to home more difficult, winter is packed with boogies, skills camps […]
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Red Bull ACES 2015

#Four-Cross Wingsuit Slalom Streaking through an aerial slalom course above Northern California, Andy Farrington of the United States fought off a fierce challenge from an international field of 40 men and women from 18 countries to be crowned Red Bull Aces champion for the second consecutive year. The event takes the concept of snowboard cross

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Incredible Mountain Shelter BASE Jumps

Incredible! 4 different BASE jumps from objects in beautiful Switzerland to spell the BASE acronym Building (Mountain Shelter), Antenna, Span (Bridge) and Earth (cliff) Thanks to Renault Kadjar for the support and helping to make this project happen, Stop Watching Start Living! *Follow Douggs on YouTube [here](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWV7yCbCiNa-LwM81OMYMGQ?sub_confirmation=1)* Incredible! 4 different BASE jumps from

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Catching up with Inka Tiitto, FAI Indoor Freestyle World Champion

Inka Tiitto was crowned FAI Indoor Freestyle World Champion at the first indoor World Championships. She was truly amazing to watch; the epitome of elegance at all times, flowing beautifully from one posture to the next to make a seamless routine of such a standard and creativity you wonder how she could possibly have dreamt

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WISC 2015 – 4-way FS

4-way FS The field included 16 Open teams, and 9 Female, surely the highest proportion of female participation to open in any major international competition to date. It also included two ‘demo’ teams, junior flyers under 16 participating to show the possibilities of tunnel to involve flyers at a very early age. It was interesting

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WISC 2015 – D4W

This was an historic event, the first time Dynamic flying has been sanctioned at an IPC competition. This discipline has been developed and polished by freeflying competitors, wanting to create their own format of competition. Their aims were to make it flying that they enjoyed doing, where they could go to the max, that was

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WISC 2015 – D2W

Sixteen teams in the 2way dynamic is a great turnout, only equalled by the 4-way FS, surely the first time ever there have been the same number of freefly teams as belly in a major international competition? It was an exciting competition all the way, with more than a few surprises in the final results…

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WISC 2015 – VFS

Ten teams competed in VFS, the largest turnout ever for a VFS competition, whether inside or outside. Surely that in itself proves this competition is needed and wanted. It was drama all the way with exciting finals for all the podium positions. Russia began the meet stamping a commanding 27 on the board, to nearest

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