Kate1973

Looking for I/C and point to join up and make a team for the Amateur Category for the world challenge, if anyones interested drop me a line! "Work to live, dont live to work" http://www.valkyrie4way.co.yk

Been to Bedford a couple of times now and to be perfectly honest I wouldnt want to go anywhere else, to have the locality and still be able to sleep in my own bed without the costs of flights and accomadation is fantastic. I agree with the posts that Paul your staff are absolutely awesome and a credit to the tunnel and the tunnel is amazing, the airs so smooth and so much room to play!...im completely sold. good work paul and we'll see you soon. team-gorgeous.co.uk "Work to live, dont live to work" http://www.valkyrie4way.co.yk

Been a bit ill lately so to be well and be able to jump more would be mine "Work to live, dont live to work" http://www.valkyrie4way.co.yk

so, coming to perris on thursday...gonna be doing tunnel time and lots of jumping hopefully!!!. What i need to know is how cold is it?...do i need to bring big coat, hat, gloves?....how excited am i!!!! "Work to live, dont live to work" http://www.valkyrie4way.co.yk

i just got a new sabre2 as well....and i love it....the openings i get right now are....interesting....but i like to think, its always like a bit of surprise every time i pull......oh!!....what will it do next.....though, i must add, only got 10 jumps on it and my packing of a new zp canopy is far more likely to be the problems im having with my openings than to do with the canopy.......shes flies beautifull....and shes all mine!!!! "Work to live, dont live to work" http://www.valkyrie4way.co.yk

id always thought the same....that the important thing was to get as much separation as possible...but at the dz in spain they had this big thing as to not tracking up and down the jump run, or opening on the jump run, which obviously is a consideration. the serparation has to be first by far. thanks for all your advise, im pretty sure i made the right decision, to get more separation and get out the jump run. was just a bit concerned by the opinion of the jumper that I should of just pulled where I was, to me I had lots of options left open to me at that stage that could give me more separation. thanks for your replies

Im after advice on whether I did the right thing or not. Set us is 3 way fun jump, dropzone in spain, where you get told a specific way to track (to avoid gliders and such like) myself and another jumper both FS1 (Cat 10) and and a A license jumper still trying to get his FS1. Did the jump and it got to tracking time...I watched the A license jumper track off and noticed he turned in his track and was then in my airspace that I was going to track. Looked back at the other jumper, who was tracking 180 to me. I decided to turn slightly and track into clean airspace and to mainly get out of the run in line that I was still in at this time. Had a little bit ofaltitude left whilst this was going on (broke off early as the a license jumper was still learning, as am I!) found as much airspace and seprartion as I could before I had to pull....thought id made the right decision...but when we got down...the other more experienced jumper said that in that scenario it would of been better for me to pull. My question is would it of been better to let them track and me just pull (bearing in mind I was still in the run in line and we were first out, so as I saw it, potentially pulling my chute with someone above me still in freefall), as I wasnt sure how much separation I would get, or should I have done what I did? "Work to live, dont live to work" http://www.valkyrie4way.co.yk

That food gives you energy...i learnt it not so long ago...it still amazes me it works...i thought they were kidding!!!! "Work to live, dont live to work" http://www.valkyrie4way.co.yk

I agree....when I was (actually still am) learning to sitfly..the coach insisted that I do several jumps on my own without camera after a 'formal' camera jump with debrief....and he was right...when you are new to all this ...alot of it is getting the right 'feeling' on the air and I think as long as you are guided in that...in can be a pretty individual thing thing to figure out for you. And thats how he worked it...camera jump/debrief...several on my own...camerajump/debrief...several on my own...rather than a load of consecutive coached jumps.. Pressure is on a bit on each vidded/coached jump to 'achieve' a goal...personally being able to show the coach what i could do after several jumps on my own ( working under his guidance) took the pressure off me on the actual jump......well at least until the debrief! "Work to live, dont live to work" http://www.valkyrie4way.co.yk

worth a try for sure...and I will but really...never had a problem launching a sit and flying it down/off the hill ...on heading by launching facing the nose....just had to lean forward quite a bit more...... "Work to live, dont live to work" http://www.valkyrie4way.co.yk

Thread from another forum.... Hopefully the site will be back up this week.....apparantly there have been enough uploads on it recently to crash a pro web server...! "Work to live, dont live to work" http://www.valkyrie4way.co.yk

Seconded....you guys who run skydivingmovies.com ...we appreciate ya loads... Fave sites for skydiving ( and first to check everyday...) Skydivemovies.com dropzone.com saying in which order is impolite and not necessary....luv em both "Work to live, dont live to work" http://www.valkyrie4way.co.yk

Anybody got any news on the site..? www.skydivingmovies.com It was up and running sweet for a while but have not been able to get in for the last week..! Suffering withdrawal symptoms...need fix....fast

hmm I found facing the nose and leaning forward was a much easier sit exit personally...+ you get an excellent view of ya mother ship "Work to live, dont live to work" http://www.valkyrie4way.co.yk

i only have 50 jumps and overall, the only thing i know for definate about skydiving is the more i learn, the more i know i have to learn. its a good feeling