TVPB 0 #1 February 9, 2005 B = Buildup A = Attitude S = Site E = Equipment What does this mean? Buildup - have you prepared appropriately for the type of jump you are doing? Have you got the prerequisite skills and experience? Buildup is mainly to do with training and experience or preparation for a jump. Attitude - is your ego (we all have one - its only the magnitude that varies ) overestimating your ability to perform the jump you are intending to do? Are you trying to impress others? Have you thought it our properly? Are you physically and mentally ready to perform the jump you are intending to do? Attitude is all about the person and their REALISTIC readiness to perform the jump. Site - this is all about site selection. Have you done a site assessment? Are the weather conditions appropriate? Are both you and your equipment compatable with the site you are about to attempt? Equipment - are you using BASE specific equipment that suits your size, experience, and flying style? Is your equipment correctly configured for the type of jump you are planning? Do you have a plan B and will your equipment be able to cope with this if your first plan does not work? Basically, we need to look at: - the persons history - the persons current state (mind, body, experience) - the jump site - the equipment Stay Safe Have Fun Good Luck Anyone got a better prejump checklist acronymn? Most pilots use these when flying. Stay Safe - Have Fun - Good Luck The above could be crap, thought provoking, useful, or . . But not personal. You decide. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
