RSL vs SKYHOOK

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Brianne Thompson interviews Greg Rau about the Skyhook

Video by AXIS FlightSchoolTV

What is the difference between a regular RSL (reserve static line) and a Skyhook equipped RSL?

Brianne interviews UPT rep/rigger Greg Rau in the AXIS Flight School studio, as well as enjoying a weekend of intentional cutaways.

For more information about MARD systems, check out the article MARDginal Analysis by Riley Marshall, as well as the UPT website.

Special thanks to Greg Rau, Derek Vanboeschoten, Mark Kirschenbaum (Hypoxic), and David Cherry (D-Squared).

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Meet: Niklas Daniel

I am passionate about flying; be it my body, a parachute, or an airplane. It fills me with a great sense of fascination, curiosity, and purpose.
Coaching grants me the opportunity to share my skills and experience with those who have a desire to learn. I believe in building skills on a solid foundation and giving my students tangible evidence of their progress.

My coaching method is methodical yet holistic – incorporating physical as well as mental training, in a positive and constructive learning environment. I strive to find the perfect balance between ability and challenge for optimal engagement and enjoyment. My biggest reward as a coach is the joy of celebrating a student's "lightbulb moments", as they achieve their goals.

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