geanky

What do you mean you don't know where to skydive in PR but your profile says Humacao and student. Well anyway the DZ is in Humacao (Xtreme Divers) and everyone there has a cool vibe. It has been a couple of months since I've been down there but after your student training there is a good group of RW and FF you can fly with. I don't think there are a lot of Birds down there but that might have changed since December or maybe not. When you go to the DZ ask for Jason, he is the main man down there. learn to fly in 3d

http://www.vigil.aero There is another post about it. NEW AAD learn to fly in 3d

I second that note, a combo of tunnel and freeflying is the best way to go. I would personally recommend Dave Brown. He is a bad ass all around flyer (in the sky and tunnel) plus a great guy. Go to the Freefly Training Center under flyer profiles to get his personal e-mail. learn to fly in 3d

What happened with the Cobalts???????? learn to fly in 3d

If somebody can email me this doc unzipped that would really be great. learn to fly in 3d

First of all...how big are you? The bigger you are the harder it's going to be for you to freefly in the tunnel. Now like they mentioned before there is a progression you must follow in order to freefly inside the tunnel. First you must should stability and other things on your belly, then same with back flying. After that you can practice sit-flying on the grate / grill and then lift off. After all of this, and it is a lot trust me, then you can ask about head-down flying. And if they agree then you would start out on the grate / grill and then take off. Let me say right from the start that for you to be able to do a lot of freeflying it would be best if you go with an independent coach, they can help you try more things than if you would go by yourself. Another important thing for the tunnel is that drag there makes a huge difference. Drag is critical inside the tunnel, most of the tunnel guys have a special suit made just for the tunnel. And last but not least flying in the tunnel is hard because you have to be very static. Moving around like crazy will cause you to spill a lot of air and loose lift. I personally think that this is one of the reasons a lot of people find flying in the tunnel hard. The more smooth and controlled (static) your flying is the better you'll do in the tunnel. Also don't expect to be doing a lot of stuff with just one hour of tunnel time, it takes some time. I you need anything else just PM me. learn to fly in 3d

That's new isn't it? learn to fly in 3d

Anybody have an updated status on the VS-1 Tunnel shirts. Have they been shipped out yet? learn to fly in 3d

Can you post a picture of the tool? learn to fly in 3d

i think HH should add that one to the icon list learn to fly in 3d

it's pretty funny learn to fly in 3d

how would you go about asking a co-worker for a date and not make it feel like sexual harassment or anything of that sort? learn to fly in 3d

the "xi" models and the suvs are awd learn to fly in 3d

know how to pack learn to fly in 3d

whats the name of the other dz learn to fly in 3d

It just help for your skin to stay moisturized...that way it won't crack learn to fly in 3d

hey that's a good one genie i wish for you to get nookie from..... learn to fly in 3d

more wishes learn to fly in 3d

that's a good excuse.... geanky: excuse miss, i have a small favor to ask of you miss: yes, how can i help you geanky: my membership to the MHC expires next week i was wondering if you could help me renew it miss: sure how? geanky: follow me to the bathroom learn to fly in 3d

i'll see if i can earn my membership when i fly down next month....{crossing finger for luck} learn to fly in 3d

i've always liked girls that can work the pole...if you catch my drift learn to fly in 3d

i won't tell anyone learn to fly in 3d

you the man.....now that sounds like fun learn to fly in 3d

probably as long as they are legal learn to fly in 3d

there goes my shot well hope all goes well and enjoy the happy times learn to fly in 3d