jsaxton

Sounds like this relationship will folloe the 30-60-90 rule

I'm sure that that would ruin Bills sleep

As long as it gets to 3K, it's all good!

Hmmm, I don't see ANY posts from Byron jumpers here Skydive Byron "Come to the wind!

That's the best answer I can think of

Not so much trouble pulling, but I don't want to swing pieces ot be hung on yet.

I'll grab Corns rig, I'm headed out to Byron soon :)

As main side you gotta train them and debrief them

ME ME

Leaving early would work for me! BTW: where the F**k is ElCeritto?

Cool, Anyone want to share a room? I'll sleep on the floor. Still looking for a ride. Matt: I can try to make it out to Byron to pick up your rig. Who has it, Clay or Vick?

All you did was go low. No big deal, everyone goes through it.

Don't know yet, I'd love too but I may have to work for a little while on Friday evening. F**k it, I'll try to reschedule it! I need a ride What are the sleeping arrangements there? Is there a bunkhouse? Or something _really_ cheap?

I'll jump with you

Get the AFP license. You haven't even started filling out the A license card for USPA.

Hey, if you want to buy my gear I'd sure respond!

Ground School: $50 for the first student, $25 for each additional student Main Side: $35 Reserve Side: $15

You will feel REAL scared if you are humming it through 1000 feetwhen you throw

It's him. I think he owes a case of BEERfor first time on TV! Think I saw Evan Mortimer too!

Just saw you on the history channel! Debar got some face time and Deuce got a 1/2 second flash! God! DeBar looked young Hope you guys got some $$ Bunch of waterskiing/Airchair stuff on the Delta too....

So what do you thing is a better measure of when to downsize, years or jumps? Sure you took 8 years and 1000 jumps but I felt (along with the agreement of my S&TA) pretty confident going to a 150 after about 2 years in the sport, then again I'm making 350-500 jumps a year. My point is that currency can also be a factor in deciding when it is safe to downsize.

Don't feel bad, I fell off it too

Thanks for the insight. I'm really looking for actual foot/hane/grip placement. One of the more experianced guys had us trying to launch a diamond and (for some strange reason) I find this stuff interesting and something that should be documented and passed down to newer jumpers (like me)

A support group for non-skydiving spouses?