frankyblue

If that is your real picture....you are hired.

Yeah I am in a pretty sweet situation. I work out of my apartment, so I can live where ever. My GF is planning on starting a traveling nursing job, that will put us in different locations of our choice for 3 months at a time. The job takes care of all housing and all moving expenses. So duel income, no kids, and no mortgagee/rent....Life is good!

So I am pretty pumped on sampling some different America living.

If one is 30 years old, and money is not a large concern. Your hobbies include boating,mountain biking, snow boarding, and most importantly skydiving.

What city would you choice to live in?

Belly flying is still cool, and I respect the teams that are great at it. I just believe you get more bang for your buck practicing FF in the tunnel rather than belly drills.

I also see more newbies expiring to be FFers than belly flyers. So I see it as the discipline of the future.

I guess its a skiers vs snowboarders rival.

Long story short, I have had 4 months off of skydiving because of work. I have hit the tunnel hard during my time away though. So Last time at the dz, I could barely sit fly, and today I am conferrable taking docks in HD and HU positions.

So I don't want to be a tool for being so far ahead skill wise for my low jump numbers. I also know there is a lot one can not learn in the tunnel. What do I need to know not to put myself and others in danger?

Basically, how do I not be THAT guy

Labrys-

What do you think caused your hard pull?

I am having issues with my phantom X fogging. I am at the point were i am just going to jump without the mask, but i wanted to see if you guys had any suggestions.

Does anyone drill holes in their face mask to let some air in?

Thanks