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Number of Jumps
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Too high and falling down and forward. I was trying a 3 stage flare. Shoulders , torso , then all the way down.
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Awesome advice the windstock at my dz is about 12-15 feet so I will try you sugestion. Also I do find myself staring down at the ground which I know is a habbit I need to break. Thank all of u for your advice. It's awesome people like u guys helping out a nobody like me that really makes me love this sport. Blue skies
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All my instructors tell me to do is flare harder. I was thinking of wrapping the brake lines but like you said I'm afraid it will make the brakes to short and cause a stall. I guess plc is the best bet for now until I get the hang of it. Thanks for the reply. Blue skies
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I am a level 5 aft and so far everything is going great except for my landings. I flare all the way and am pretty good with my plf but I'm affraid if I don't get this right soon I'm going to break something. Everyone at the dz says I'm starting my flare way to early. I was thinking of using a digital alti on my right to try and help. At what alti should I start my flare ? Also I'm pretty short and don't think I'm able to flare enough. Any suggestions ?
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Cool I guess I'll stick with the ranch. Thanks for the reply
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I have made 2 tandem jumps over the summer and fell totally in love with the sport. Due to money issues I wasnt able to get back out there but plan on hitting the dz every weekend starting in april. My first jumps were at the ranch up in gardiner and while I had a great time not sure how they go about there training. Has anyone done aff there ? Also any other good student options near nyc ? P.S. Everyone have a great new year, have fun, and stay safe out there....Blue Skies
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Great advice. Never thought of that as an alarm to arch. Ill keep that in mind when going through my AFF. Thanks
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I have only made 2 jumps so far and while I have to say I absolutely love it I hate the initial feeling of my stomach dropping. It only lasts about 10 seconds but im afraid that when I finally make my first solo jump its gonna screw me all up. Is this something to worry about ? Will I just get used to it the more I jump ?