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This is a very nice non-judgmental group of jumpers that will certainly welcome newcomers with open arms. They will freefly, bellyfly, hop and pop, wing suit, coach, teach, and frankly just jump with any remotely kind soul and do it safely. They have the nicest C-182 I have jumped from in my nearly 30 years of jumping and a nice in-hanger packing facility. I was not present for any of the negative commenters but I cannot imagine why anyone would make those comments other than just a bad attitude. Blue Skies, see you in Crete!

It's just a matter of how if feels in the air. If you are new to adjusting fall rate, then in order to get straight, you have to de-arch to the point of "feeling" like you are cupping air when in reality you have just gotten flat. i.e. you feel like you are laying on a beach ball. This advice originated long before you could practice in a wind tunnel. blue skies!