Modern_Animal

I’ve been saving and planning to sign up for an AFF course. I’ve found several options/packages, and am curious to hear how some others have approached it. Ideally I’d sign up for a weekend camp, and try to get it done over a long weekend. While that sounds convenient, I also understand that it’s all weather permitting, and that’s a little challenging to predict here in New England. Is there a way to pay up front, and jump when you can (after ground school and jump #1), or do I sign up for each level separately? Either way, I’m incredibly excited to get started. Thanks!

Greetings freefall family! I recently had my first jump (tandem) at 34, after a lifetime of obsession with flight. I legitimately feel like it was a spiritual rebirth for me, and it’s exactly what I’m meant to be doing. It all felt so natural for me, and I’m kicking myself for not starting as a teenager. My girlfriend jumped with me, and we’ve sparked this passion together. We are more than elated to have entered the sport, and I can’t wait for more.