Christy's coaching offers so much more than simply learning the dive pool--to fly well, one needs to engineer appropriately, walk purposefully, clearly understand the formations, recognize the role each flyer plays, and think. But even more to the point, each person coached receives personal attention to develop their skill, celebrating successes and examining weaknesses.
I train skydivers who crave incredible formation skydiving. As a tunnel and skydiving coach, I give jumpers the tools to fly like a champ and score more points while sprinkling a healthy dose of fun. I’ve got: Lots of competition experience on professional teams SDC Rhythm XP and Perris Fury, Ratings: AFF Instructor, Pro-Rating, Former IBA Wind Tunnel Instructor Level 2, 15,000 jumps and 19 years in the sport, Records: Women’s world record holder, Women’s Sequential world record captain, IL State Women’s largest formation and sequential records chief organizer, and 2007 Skydiver of the year.
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