Wobblyhead

80 floors/930 feet already apparently

Yes im an aussie was in sydney for the game, the roof of that stadium would be a pretty scary place to land at night, thats for sure

http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,,20508093-23214,00.html?from=public_rss "AN army parachutist had to be rescued from Telstra Stadium's roof and another was forced down outside the Olympic venue when wind gusts blew them off course as they were about to land on the field before the NRL grand final." "one falling heavily and injuring his knee" I saw this from fairly close, is he ok?

Seems most are 2 out entanglements

Skydiving's only really as safe as the person doing it

Ahaha 172's scare me too, nothing quite like having one shoulder squashed up against your instructor and the other against the fuselage

How exactly does one land a wingsuit, get the legs pumping as fast as possible and try to run it out?

My nearest AFF is 600km away, o well

Im new to the whole skydiving game, but whenever im nervous about a uni exam for example, i ask a mate to punch me on the arm nice and hard or slap me across the face, for some reason they never refuse , helps keep your mind on something else

Hopefully this is the right place to post, im in central Queensland, Australia. Is their a list of DZs i can look through or does anyone else in QLD know a DZ in the central qld area? Thx

Theres some new screenies up of the cave of swallows!

Instructor: "You ready?" Me: "F*ck Nooo!" *laughs before jumping out the door with me attached*

Static lines not really an option here, i have to travel several hours just to find a dz that offers aff

Glad we can be of some use :p Congrats on your first few aff jumps, hope too do mine once i can afford it (stupid uni fees) can anyone point me in the direction of what you have to do on each jump of your aff? Cheers

best i got was 1440 lol