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Too Cold for Skydiving?
Well it’s been over a month now since my last skydive, AFF Level 6, which I need to do again since I messed up the tracking a bit.
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Psyched Myself Out
After a good couple of skydives on Thursday (Levels 3 and 4) I headed back to the DZ on Sunday to hopefully finish my AFF jumps. We were in a different plane this time, with a taller door, so we’re stood up a bit more, and easier to actually jump from – usually we’re squatting…
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Fantastic Weather for Skydiving
Well with the crazy weather we’re having at the minute, I had to take a couple of days off work to head to the DZ and see about getting some more skydives in. Clearly a few people had the same idea, bit busier than normal on a weekday (I think).
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AFF Level 2 Complete
Headed down to the drop zone yesterday, on the promise of decent weather, the winds were calm, but there was a certain level of cloud at 5,000ft, not very good if a student opens their canopy in a cloud and can’t see which direction to head in.
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Weekend weather looking good
Looking like some light wind and sunny spells tomorrow so should get a few skydives in, not sure how many I could safely manage to be honest, after my first jump last week I needed a stiff drink and a good sit down!
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Addicted to the weather
Even when there’s no chance of me skydiving on a given day (work is usually the limiting factor here), I can be caught staring out the window wishing I was at the drop zone, wishing I could analyse the weather like a mad man.
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First Skydive
I headed to the drop zone. The weather yesterday was perfect for skydiving, so I was hopeful about getting my first skydive in today.
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AFF Skydiving Ground School
So yesterday was the AFF Skydive Ground School day. A gentle introduction to skydiving, what to expect, and everything you need to know to land safely on your feet.
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You’re gonna do what?!?!?
It all started with a tandem skydive 5 years ago in 2006 at Langar airfield near Nottingham.