jakebaustin

has anyone bought one new? what did you get on it and how much did you pay?

what do I stand to gain from this program? I just moved to oklahoma and if I can learn something useful then I guess I'll go and take it

Read Dan Brodsky-Chenfelds book Above all else. That might shed some light on your situation.

So no Intel on any of the dropzones around OKC?

Actually I'm moving to El reno from Montana for work and I'm curious what everyone has to say about the dropzones around OKC. Can I pitch a tent at their dropzones, jump ticket prices, gear rentals? all those kinds of things. I'm gonna check out all the dropzones when I get down there but I just want to see what people have to say. thanks for the info

Wow it sounds like you are literally in the exact same position as me. I've got months before I need to go back to work & money stacked up. My ultimate goal is Base Jump as well.... I started at skydiveAZ last week. And it's a pretty sick place to go I'm also living at the dropzone in the bunkhouse . Check out their website they've got different package plans depending on how much time and money u want to spend. And it's sunny skies all year round With some of the best instructors that have 10,000+ jumps. One of my instructors had 15,000 jumps.

Well I'm booking my ticket & calling the dropzone tomorrow. So hopefully sometime in the next few weeks I'll be licensed to skydive... WOO!

has anyone taken the Accelerated Skydive Program there?

Skydive arizona in Eloy, AZ offers the accelerated skydive program. Does anyone know if there Is any major difference between this program and an AFF certification? I'm looking to get certified and I'm just trying to find the right place