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Featured: Ultimate Guide to Not Going Low – Part 1: Slow Fall
Going low sucks! Every skydiver of some experience has had that combination of panic and dread as they are looking […]
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18NovHow Much Tunnel Should My Team Do?
How much wind tunnel time do you need for a season? I am asked this question from teams regularly. Here […]
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14NovFour Mistakes First Time 4-way Teams Make
Starting your first team? Avoid these four traps! Not Setting Goals Everyone has their own individual goals when they join […]
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11NovHow to Hire a Skydiving Coach, Use them Effectively, and Speed Up Your Learning
You found a coach! Get excited to be working with someone who can shape you into a better formation skydiver. […]
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7NovHow to enter a wind tunnel without screaming into the glass
Getting in the tunnel can be intimidating at first, but there is a tunnel instructor who will guide you until […]
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31OctHow FS Tunnel Competitions Work
Headed to your first tunnel meet? They are a blast! Here are some tips to make your competition successful. Types […]
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29OctCross Referencing: Formation Skydiving Secret to Success
You’ve been told you should look across. Someone has explained that you should “fly your slot.” But what does that […]
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24OctSteps I took to get on my first professional team
There is no single path to getting on a professional team, but here is my story. Luck and circumstance play […]
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22OctWhat is a formation?
You formation skydive. You are trying to make formations. But what exactly is a formation? Formation Composition A formation […]
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17Oct2019 USPA Nationals 4way Intermediate – Most Busted Round
What round was busted the most at this last year’s nationals in 4way Intermediate? Here are a couple of ways […]
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15OctDon’t pull your hair out learning knee slides and turns
You see the pros gracefully dropping a knee and extending a leg to slide around effortlessly. A coach told you […]
I really like Christy's coaching style, it's a great mix of serious and fun, with the ratio adjusted as needed for each person/team. Great organizational skills to keep all the cats herded, and she is skilled and knowledgeable.
» Christine Deglau – Perris Quattro
