auvskydiving

Gave it a good try, but you're totally right. There is simply too much crucial information that MUST be understood. Have to let this one go

This is the route we chose. Can't make it happen for everyone.

I am absolutely sure he does not understand. Beyond the language thing, I can't really gauge if he understands that skydiving is not a just a ride you can buy a ticket for

I get a lot of "Yes" as a response to everything, but there isn't any actual comprehending going on.

Do any of you guys have, or know where I can find AFF training material in Korean?

So you were a superstar AFF student wearing a camera! You were't an idiot, so the rules don't apply to you! AWESOME! I couldn't be happier for you getting that sweet pov of your checkdive....whatever use that waste of harddrive space is to anyone? You don't want rules stopping people from jumping cameras. Ok. What if it wasn't a tiny gopro? What if he wanted to use a fullsize dslr or video camera? Trying to make a point that since you can't entirely eliminate snag hazards, and therefore should not hesitate to ADD MORE snag hazards only illustrates your lack of risk management. Your logic is terribly flawed and dangerous to anyone that you may end up coaching.

I am guessing that you are one of those exceptional athletes who was super pissed that someone made you wait 200 jumps to wear a camera.

Besides the obvious BRS violations, and that TK and everyone else at the dropzone is going to stop him from wearing the camera.....what kinda of "badass" footage does he really expect to capture with 30 jumps? Whatever he records is going to be far away, out of frame, shaky, and boring. Trying to focus on getting video at his experience level is just stupid. If he actually cares about being a decent jumper, he should be working on his basic skills, with somebody else wearing the camera.