TJump4now

I LOVED my tandem jump!! And that encouraged me to take first jump class. Be sure to choose a drop zone instructor that is passionate about safety over everything else. Try a wind tunnel like IFLY and see how you build up your skill for becoming stable in wind similar to being airborne before pulling ripcord and parachute opens. I’m still working on it, but I’m pretty slow. good luck, have fun!!

Jonathon, have you solved your issue with assisting your wife from bed to chair?

I just turned 60 and I’m working on an A license because I CAN! I’m very slow but still in the persuit! Have wanted to skydive for 35 years. After my first tandem jump, I got online and signed up for jump class. There is nothing that compares to letting go of an airplane 4000 feet in the air!

Of course!!! I’m 59 and on my 6th S/L jump. Slow process but I’m not giving up!