Zvakin

Hey everyone, I'm a youngin' from MN who's writing a paper on skydiving... I've got some fairly open-ended questions below that, if answered , could help me out. Any response to any of these would rock, and if possible, could you e-mail me ([email protected] or here at [email protected]) your contact information (name/email and/or phone #)? It seems that over recent years, instructors have just lost their trust in sources. Your responses won't really convince me to start skydiving, 'cause I've already decided that when I'm of age and of money I'll be getting to ever DZ that I can... Thanks for any of your time . (Plz don't haze the newb ) 1) Tell me about your first skydiving experience. 2) What is the one thing that counts most in order to succeed at what you do? 3) How did you personally get started in skydiving? 4) What kind of failures have you faced over your career? 5) How busy is the skydiving “industry”? 6) What emotions are typically present at a dive? 7) What interests should a person have in order to become a skydive expert/instructor? 8) How has skydiving changed in specific areas since you have been involved with it? 9) Of the first-time jumpers that you have met, how many have been dissatisfied or disappointed with the experience? 10) To whom would you recommend the sport of skydiving? 11) Have you ever had fears about skydiving? 12) How is teamwork utilized in skydiving? 13) Tell me a “wild” skydiving story! 14) Can you teach me some skydiving “lingo”?