SurfnJump

Never got to do it- Drove 90 minutes to DZ, did ground work, suited up, wind too high- Wait Wait Wait hours... Wind too high Drove 90 minutes home. It's a way cool sport, I just don't want to devote so much time and money into 7 minutes of fun. I'll stick to my wakeboarding, wakesurfing, Jetsurfing summers and probably drop in for a quick tandem once a year. Enjoy youselves up there! Jetsurfer, Wakesurfer, wakeboarder, snowboarder, Jeeper, home DIY guy, wrencher... Generally can't sit still and always looking for the next thing to learn

I’ll be in my own rig, with an instructor on each side. Today is the day. 👍🏻 Weather looks good. Wish me luck for a stable flight, and a soft landing. Jetsurfer, Wakesurfer, wakeboarder, snowboarder, Jeeper, home DIY guy, wrencher... Generally can't sit still and always looking for the next thing to learn

Thanks to all for the input. I’m set up to go tomorrow for level 2- will report back. I’ve been practicing a lot so there will be less thinking about what I need to do next, and (hopefully) more thrill of the jump. Fingers crosssed... 👎🏻🤙🏻👍🏻👉🏻 Jetsurfer, Wakesurfer, wakeboarder, snowboarder, Jeeper, home DIY guy, wrencher... Generally can't sit still and always looking for the next thing to learn

Hey all... As the title states, I did my AFF course and passed level 1 working tandem. Maybe it was just the first jump and beingso focused on what I needed to do, but it just didn't wow me like I thought it would. With the cost, and time required, I'm somewhat unsure about continuing. I'm planning on doing at least level 2 and 3 to see how I feel then, but I really expected more of a, "Holy shit, I'm skydiving!" response. It was really more of a, "Hmmm... that was interesting" Thoughts??? Jetsurfer, Wakesurfer, wakeboarder, snowboarder, Jeeper, home DIY guy, wrencher... Generally can't sit still and always looking for the next thing to learn