Undercover Ninjas XP 2014 Video 2 – you won’t believe what these guys are doing.. seriously! Undercover Ninjas XP 2014 Video 2 – you won’t believe what these guys are doing.. seriously!

How To Fly Faster? Just remember, if you don’t fight and train hard for that gold medal, someone else will take it away from you. Hi Roy We just did a tunnel competition and achieved our highest ever average (19), which before the meet I would have been very happy with. But the team we’re

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Undercover ninjas – probably the best tunnel flyers in the world come up with crazy ideas – and then make them happen! Mindblowing! Big thanks to Paraclete XP for making this video possible. Check out [Undercover Ninjas on Facebook](http://www.facebook.com/undercoverninjas) and stay up to date with all our latest videos andphotos! Also Big thanks to

The Dynamic discipline is exploding, with many competitions being flown all over the world, sometimes with different rule variations. This was the first dynamic event of its kind: I decided to make this competition a full race from start to finish, after all 8 rounds. Teams all had to fly a certain pattern as quickly

19 teams from around the world entered the A category FS this year at the Bedford World Challenge. 10 of those were British which highlights the fact that Bedford is and always will be the place to come and compete against the rest of the World, in ANY Category! Close Contest What I particularly liked

2014 saw my 9th year competing in the World Challenge and wow – what a year! What an amazing competition. Each year sees more and more talented skydivers coming through the sport… and they seem to get younger and younger too! The AA competition was as exciting as the AAA from where I was standing

Saturday, 8.30 AM, we crossed our fingers to have a good draw in the AAA category @ the Bodyflight World Challenge, Bedford 2014. It appeared to be a slow draw: 4 jumps containing 3 blocks, and a couple of technical, but fun jumps. The first round was quite funny: 17, 18, 19. After the first

Every year this competition is more exciting to watch, as the level of freeflying goes through the roof. Everyone’s always has high anticipation of seeing what new moves have been created since the last World Challenge. Judging With judges Adam Mattacola and Håvard Flaat, previous world challenge champions alongside the other judges, the teams knew

The Bodyflight World Challenge boasted an amazing 104 teams this year – and there may well have been more if it wasn’t capped at that. My first experience of competing in this epic event was certainly one to remember. How many sports are there in this world where, as a complete novice, not only can