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Basic RW info

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Ok so I've been practicing some sit flying on solo jumps. It's been going ok but not great..but that's another forum. The manager of my DZ and a friend of his ask me if I want to do a 3 way with them. I'm hesitant and want to back out because I've only done two 2 ways and I'm intimidated by their experience level. I suck it up and tell them ok. He tells me what we're going to do. Just some simple stuff. Since I know nothing about RW verbage I will just say that we were going to dock facing each other and rotate so I would grab someone's side and rotate back. And repeat with the other person. (geee can you tell I'm a newbie). Anyway things went ok..not great but ok. We docked missed the first side grab rotated and got the second. I was surprised how much I needed to drive with my legs to keep in position. I was jumping in jeans and a t-shit (gotta love san diego) and they were wearing jumpsuits. I did have a tough time keeping up with their fall rate. So I guess if their is a question here it would be. Where on the web can I find some docs about basic RW fundamentals? I've found a bunch of freefly stuff but not much rw. Can't wait do do more RW.

Blue Skies

Ed

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Try maybe the national skydiving league website. Sorry I don't have the web address. There will definitely be plenty of info on 4-way there, and maybe some really basic stuff too.

That side-grabbing thing is called "sidebodies," by the way. :)


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