Aug 31, 2003, 12:19 AM
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Hey there. I've been lurking the forums for a bit and must say it's a welcome relief from others (rec.skydiving, CSPA Chat, etc..)!
I tried to (gulp!) get away from jumping for awhile, restarted the golf game and was doing quite well until I discovered my handicap was more than a number.....
Anyway, I ended up at Gold Coast in Mississippi on a work related trip and renewed the interest. The place is great, the people are fantastic! I'll be hanging around this URL for a bit...
I tried to (gulp!) get away from jumping for awhile, restarted the golf game and was doing quite well until I discovered my handicap was more than a number.....
welcome, but why did you try to get away from skydiving?
I tried to (gulp!) get away from jumping for awhile, restarted the golf game and was doing quite well until I discovered my handicap was more than a number.....
welcome, but why did you try to get away from skydiving?
I did a fair number of jumps in a short time (1000 in 3 years), was instructing, competing, living at thedz half the week, ad nauseum, ad infinitum. Anyway, I just needed a break to do some other things, like skiing, SCUBA, find a new job,...
Did you look at the sky a lot while you were on the golf course?
I was "away" for a while between getting hooked and getting serious about completing AFF. It was torture.
Sounds like you have other interests that have not been entirely extinguished. That's probably healthy. Some of us have trouble managing competing interests...
Welcome to the fourms! Wow, what a change to go from skydiving to golf! I guess you really wanted to do something new, eh? Welcome back to the skies again.
Welcome to the fourms! Wow, what a change to go from skydiving to golf! I guess you really wanted to do something new, eh? Welcome back to the skies again.
Well, I looked at them as being complete opposites: Golf is "whack....f#@k"; Skydiving is "F#@k.....". SCUBA is the same as jumping: you're done if you run out of air.
In all cases there is one common thing - the more relaxed you are, the better you do.