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he died wingsuting in china

Lawndarter

I've got a trip to California planned for February 10-15, staying at Elsinore for Flight-101 and 102, and whatever other jumping I can do. I was there in December and the weather was lacklustre to say the least, so I'm interested in a backup plan.

So I'm looking for contacts for good coaches in the tube - I know there's Perris, iFly San Diego, don't know what else in the area.

I'm a pretty new skydiver so I'm interested in improving my RW belly flying, and figuring out when I'll be good to start learning a bit of freeflying. Any recommendations?

Perris and Ontario are closer than SD, at your level ANY of the tunnel coaches would be fine for your belly work. give a call and ask. If you chose Perris you can try and organise some tunnel sky coaching

RockSkyGirl

The earlier part of February has typically been dry. Last year even the last weekend in Feb was dry (but it rained the whole weekend the two years before that). In general February is a very jumpable month. The spring winds don't usually start kicking in until March, sometime around Safety Day. So it's a very good time to come here! There are belly and freefly load organizers every day, and there is usually some kind of special event around Valentines. Last year there was a mini-bigway (belly) skills camp over Valentines weekend, and an MFS Money Meet the weekend after that.

come and say hi to the purple freefly suit wearer

Edit: the one that's NOT Chazi

TRJdeaton15

UPT Vector camp is going at Skydive Elsinore. F4L is coaching there.

Along with Ryan Risberg doing static VFS.

Chiemel

We have about the same travel schedule! If you want to meet up, or need a ride, let me know!

I'll be landing this friday the 16th around noon at LAX, driving to Elsinore to sleep in the bunkhouse.
Travel through on monday for a day in Vegas, go on to the grand canyon.

Aiming to be at Eloy around the 23rd.

Invitation is open to anyone!

I'm landing in LAX on the 23rd and Driving to Eloy if anyone wants to ride with.

BillyVance

******Ignore completely. Give it no further thought.

OR post about it on the internet and drag as much mileage as you can out of it.
Instead of being an adult and moving on with your life

This is her way of dealing with the issue, if you don't like it, quit reading the thread or stomping all over it.

Don't you have a room full of twerps to teach? haha Fuck off creeper this is not "dealing with it" it's playing on it. It's what she does. and her little old man internet creepers all chime in to support her.

muff528

Ignore completely. Give it no further thought.

OR post about it on the internet and drag as much mileage as you can out of it.
Instead of being an adult and moving on with your life

after cleaning it up they went to a restaurant, where they could get anything they wanted Some chick called Alice ran it

Checked out just in time, he wont get to witness the shit storm brewing there.

Lawndarter

Over Christmas leave I'm heading to California and Arizona. I'm doing Flight-101 and 102 at Elsinore on the 17th/18th, and the 18,000' jump at Monterey Bay, that's planned so far. I'm wondering what else I should see/do. I'm booked to stay at the bunkhouse at Elsinore and I'm trying to avoid renting a car, so thought a post on here might help me meet some new folks along the way. And maybe hitch some rides, or something.

I'm a pretty new skydiver, A-licensed, and looking for opportunities to get better, hence the Flight-1 courses. Any suggestions people might have for places to check out (Perris I'm sure, I'm told getting from Elsinore to Perris shouldn't be too hard.)

I know Eloy has a boogie between Christmas and New Year, though by the time I'm in Arizona, I'll have my lovely, generally tolerant whuffo wife with me, and we're staying with my parents, so taking off on her is not likely to happen. It might have to wait for another time!

LOL Im doing the reverse, Eloy boogie then over to SoCal there's a few DZs not far from Snore. (which is my 2nd home) Perris is 30mins away, and Oceanside is coastal and south, Skydive San Diego is further south again. at your level all places would have something fun for you to do

tonyhays

Idiocracy has become a documentary, indeed

I made mention of this today at work.
The world is standing back in Stunned awe.

there's a bunch of guy who have done "Suspension BASE" of those chimney stacks

BIGUN

On a separate, but similar note; they no longer teach cursive in schools. When I found out, I asked, "So, how are they supposed to read the US Constitution?" "Oh, it's online in block font."

Good news is there's cursive writing books an she likes cursive (it's pretty). So, Mom's lunchbox notes are in cursive, my emails to her are in cursive, etc.

Y'all have a great day!!

Seriously?
Cursive writing is imperative to fluid thinking. when you learn to write in letter style you process the words by letter. Cursive writing allows the brain to operate at a different level. More fluid it helps a lot with thinking processes, especially when you are writing narratives and forming written opinions.
It matters less if you are merely copying text, but it's a key stage in development when writing conscious streams.

BIGUN

Sorry Brother. Not in the world of FB. Never will be.

Enjoy your trip.

i totally get that. if it were not for travelling and having so many friends OS neither would I. Qutie a lot of events are now co-ordinated via FB.

BIGUN

Wendy may envy you... Me. I'm not liking you very much right now.

Hope you enjoy without the sore feet and you better upload some pics, so we can get jealous all over again.

look me up on the book of face, that's where most of the pics will be

So in 2014 I walked along the northern coast of Spain on the Camino de Santiago Ruta Del Norte.
900 kms of sore feet and good food, great scenery awesome company and 4 weeks of active meditation.
Well on Friday, I'm off to Spain to do it all again. Only this time walking the Camino de Santiago Via de la Plata. 1007 kms from Seville in the south to Santiago de Compostela in the north.
Hopefully the feet will not be as sore and everything else will be as good if not better than 2014.

oldwomanc6

Really?

Youve not met Nipboy before then

bloody hell they're a bit stinggie with the wine, they only use 4 grapes
is that even a thimble full

Hold off until December and come and play in Eloy :D,
Also Deland has some cool shit happening then too And then there's Invasion in Sebastian

gowlerk

Quote

doping is one step ahead. Always.

True. But now they do retests years later when the technology catches up. Cheaters never prosper.

Lance Armstrong is not broke

wan2doit

***I've got a mega groove right the way down the front of my G3 visor when I took a dive a bit too low and faceplanted the net... thank goodness for G3.. and elbow/knee pads

What kind of knee and elbow pads worked well for you. I'm in the market for them due to beginning to learn flips etc.

G-FORM

piisfish

It seems the pilots did a good job belly landing a 777 in Dubai today. No account of fatalities or injuries.

Passengers and crew fine. Unfortunately a firefighter died trying to extinguish the plane.

ryoder

So what is the reason for doing the jump at 25K?
Seems like doing it at half the altitude would have avoided the bother of O2, and made spotting simpler.

Spectacle and Drama

Phillbo

Did he exit with oxygen or leave it in the plane?

Watch the video.

michelribeiro

Hello brow,
I understand, but I am needing know about name of license.
In Brazil is CBPQ, in USA is USPA.
I need to know the name of the licenses of other countries, its shape well.
The example, my license in Brazil is CBPQ 75.999

Australia APF, Licence A B C D E F, each with a personal number. this does not include instructor, coach or display ratings.
Instructors have another level Instructor A (IA) B C & D Instructor Examiner.