thrillstalker

thanks for the help. i have already started reading. "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

at what time do you go from a whuffo to a skydiver? "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

country music isnt made anymore. you want country music then you gotta look back about 10 years. "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

i have only jumped once and that was tandem, but i am going to start aff on july 18th. im looking for some info about what i need to know before the actual training starts or any kind of tips to make things go smoothly. i have been watching youtube freefall videos to learn how to arch properly and also reading a lot of material including a ground school syllabus. thanks "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

dumbasses like this women give all southerners a bad rep, and ignorance is everywhere not just in the south. "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

dumbass, need i say more. "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

thanks for the info. the video really helped. "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

i know exactly how you feel. i did my first tandem at the end of may, and haven't been able to keep my eyes off the sky since. my friends have heard me talking about jumping so much that a few are going to jump tandem when i start my aff jumps on july 18th. i still havent found a way to take my mind off jumping again, but i guess the best remedy is to jump. good luck "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

you cant wait more than 30 days between aff jumps, so you will have to start over. good luck! "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

i know what freeflying is, but what is the difference in that and freestyle? "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

thanks for all the help. its nice to have a realistic view of the money i'm looking to spend. "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

i am new to the sport and i'm curious about how much it is going to cost for gear. i start my aff jumps next month, but i need to plan ahead as much as possible so i can save the money to get my own gear. any help would be nice. thanks "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

im glad i'm not the only one. "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

hi, my name is mitch. last month i jumped tandem for the first time. it was the most amazing experience of my life. as soon as my feet hit the ground i knew i was hooked. i have been saving money since that day. skydive the farm offers a 25 jump a license package for $1800, and i am starting it on july 18th. i am looking forward to discovering this new world of skydiving. "Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

I had been wanting to go skydiving my entire life, so when my buddy asked me to go for his 21st birthday I finally had the motivation to do it. I jumped tandem with instructor chuck. He really set me at ease with the whole jumping out of an airplane thing, and was very professional when it came to jumping instructions but was also very friendly and easy going. all the other staff was this way too. It was nice to feel as welcome on my first jump as veteran skydivers are. the environment at the farm is one I have never encountered before or after. It an amazing place. There was a large group of us that jumped so I had some time to waste waiting on everyone. I asked so many questions about skydiving and certification, I'm surprised they didn't tell me to shut up. but that's how the farm is. everyone was very helpful and since my first jump I have been saving to do the a license package jump that only the farm offers. I start the third weekend of July and cant wait to get in the air. I recommend the farm to anyone who wants a friendly and professional environment to skydive.