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yeah i think i need to clearfy what i was saying about the cyprus... its called sarcasism.... it was a joke, i never rely on anything but myself i the air. However i do feel comfortable and that my jump masters would help me if i needed it. anyways, just wanted to clear that up -------------------------------------------------- Fear is not a confession of weakness, it is an oportunity for courage.

I am still a student... unfortunatly...but i can tell you that on my first jump had 2 instructors like normal and all. However i had one that i felt really comfortable with, and one that i was nervice to jump with. To this day i have not jumped with her again. However when it come to them pulling for me and all that, well i am a big guy so on my level 3 when they released my fall rate was huge! My 2 instructors were both strugling to keep up with me, no i had no problems, i waved and pulled no problem, and i was totaly stable. But if they would have had to pull for me.... well i think my cyprus would have had to do the job. But hey i am comfortable, confident, and have so mych fun in the air. -------------------------------------------------- Fear is not a confession of weakness, it is an oportunity for courage.

In Reply To -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Statistically, it's a very safe sport. But when you see accidents happen that could have been prevented, that's when it's time to talk about it." This was taken from a news report about the Gold Coast accident New Years eve. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- dont mean to side track and all, but when did the accident happen? I havnt been out there in 3 weeks... so i am a little lost. -------------------------------------------------- Fear is not a confession of weakness, it is an oportunity for courage.