The "D" Point by Brian S. Germain By - 2009-11-01 Although there are many ways to improve one’s accuracy in parachuting, I have found no better way than flying a consistent pattern. By connecting a series of invisible points in the sky, “Altitude-Location-Checkpoints” as I call ... (Rating: 8.00 Votes: 38 Viewed: 2142) Skydivers By Nikolay - 2009-10-01 Yes, I know who you're talking about. It is these crazy guys, who jump out of perfectly good aircraft with the bunch of ropes and fabric in their ...   (Rating: 6.81 Votes: 125 Viewed: 5380) Managing Media on the Dropzone By Douglas Spotted Eagle - 2009-09-13 Whether for positive or negative reasons, every dropzone in the world should expect a visit from local news media at some point in time or another. This ...   (Rating: 8.75 Votes: 89 Viewed: 3156) Safety & Training: Learn to Skydive Safety Articles Fatality Database Skydiving Disciplines Safety & Training Forum   Skydiving Gear: Gear Reviews Classifieds Stolen Gear Gear Forum   Skydiving Locations: Drop Zone Locator Skydiving Location Database Event Calendar Places to Jump Forum Learn to Skydive:   Gear Reviews:   Drop Zone Locator: Get started in 5 Steps Whether you just want to try it once or learn to skydive, here are 5 steps to get you going! Be aware of the risk Choose a method of training Find a Drop Zone Set a date and jump! Get licensed   Great canopy for an intermediate-advanced wooper Crossfire 2 Review by: teknik on 2009-11-04 07:57:34 Pros: Amazing openings, light riser pressure, good swoops and flare power Cons: none - for now... (crosses fingers) Bought a used Xfire2 109 (loaded at 1.7) after having read the DZ.com reviews and having heard ... Read this Review More Gear Reviews   Find a Place to Skydive Use the Quick Search below to find all DZs within 100 miles of your loction. For a more detailed search jump to the Drop Zone Locator. ZIP/Postal Code Country United Kingdom United States    UK and US Only. More soon!

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