Dittos
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Main Canopy Size
90
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Main Canopy Other
Ace 220
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Reserve Canopy Size
99
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AAD
Cypres 2
Jump Profile
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License
C
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License Number
60765
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Number of Jumps
6500
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Years in Sport
13
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First Choice Discipline
Formation Skydiving
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First Choice Discipline Jump Total
5000
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Second Choice Discipline
BASE Jumping
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Second Choice Discipline Jump Total
300
Ratings and Rigging
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USPA Coach
Yes
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Arcteryx has a tunnelcamp in Bedford 9.october-12.october. We have few hours left on this camp that go for a special price: 510 GBP and FREE COACHING!! We can fly everything from 1-1 to 1-3 (three instructors and you!). 2-2 is very popular so bring one of your teammates if your whole team cant make it!! Please contact Ditta on [email protected] for info!
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Derek is a nice guy, but Nigel you are a lucky man that he said hello!! He usually concentrates so hard in the plane that he doesn´t speak to anyone. Derek looks very good without the dreads! The rest of the team though is letting their hair grow...they look like a whole bunch of girls. Very cute
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RIP Benni - I love you.
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Thanks for sticking up for the chicks mate - I really appreciate it
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I bet the french chicks are gonna do good in Germany. In fact I´ll bet they´ll win! They´re much more than talented, they are bad ass skydivers. France has always had very good female skydivers, but I think the french belive in separated classes, female/male and I belive that´s why they´ve never had any females on their open class team. It took a long time before they accepted FAI´s idea of having a female class, and a open class. They belived in pure male/female classes (same as Kurt Gable, NSL). I personally think it´s very good idea to have a female class. We need more girls doing serious skydiving and competiton, and not ending up as "the girlfriend of....." We all have to accept that girls are usually smaller and not as strong as the guys and it can be difficult for them to jump on a open class team.
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Like Hjelle, I also have about 1200 jumps on the Mamba. I totally agree, it is sensitive to harness input, but you will definetly learn to control it if you make more jumps on the canopy. When you´ve become comfortable with it, you shouldn´t have any concerns jumping bigways on your Mamba - I jumped mine on the 400 way in Thailand and had no problems