BMichaeli

they have a facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002445035375&sk=info if you still need more info

I went to CU (university of colorado at boulder) it was AWESOME! I loved it. the school is walking distance from the foothills with amazing hikes and scenery. also it is a meca for climbing. it takes 15min to longmont i have ridden my bike from my house to the boulder dz after class and fort morgan is about 1hour 15 min away or so and for skiing it's a little over an hour to Abasin 1.5 hours to brek and keystone and about 2 hours to vail/beaver creek. and they are all on the same pass for about $450 for unlimited to the first 3 and 10 days to the second two plus you get some days to heavenly and it's about 1.5 hours to copper and winter park/ mary jane. they are on a different pass

that is some truly amazing flying

Those are really cool! do they fly as well as other wing suits with a rig?

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new type of space ball if you could make it into a video camera or have it take pictures at even intervals.

http://parachutistonline.com/feature/dont-be-a-victim--protecting-yourself-from-gear-theft

at least they didn't have to do an emergency landing because the turbulence was so bad it broke something on the plane

best quote from that movie know what else there is no basketball so their will be more hockey on TV go Rangers!

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I am and were bringing a raft... hope the let us jump it!

Unfortunately I do not have video and i should say it was my 16th WS jump all others with no problems. Owen Searls did my FFC. I did a second jump on the same suit right after and didn't have any problems. I did collapse the wings on the second one and had no problems on my pull and opening. I'm saying i'm going to pull in full flight i was just wondering if people do. i like being safe so i have no problem continuing to collapse my wings. and on that jump i didn't at pull time on that jump i collapsed my wings and pulled

I am new to wing suiting but i was wondering how many people pull in full flight. I ask because i had my first scare this past weekend when i borrowed a suit that was on the small side and when i went to do a practice touch and collapsed my wings i went into a flat spin. Thankfully i had plenty of altitude and was able to easily recover. But when i landed and was thinking about it and i wondered how pulling in full flight in a WS is different from pulling in full flight in say a tracksuit besides the larger burble. Also how many people actually pull in full flight in a WS.

I am just starting out flying cameras but i do want to get into it more and i have a question about a still camera. I found a cheap Sony DSLR A200 and was wonder if people have jumped it and what their thought are about it? i have searched it and the one thread about didn't really give any information about the camera and how it performs in free fall. anything helps thanks

NO! NO! NO! Snip Snip

snip snip girlfriend and skydiving

Monkey see monkey do? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IK3uWGdh6eA

I would absolutely recommend a Safire 2 for your first canopy they are amazing and will last you a very long time. i just purchased one that i am loading at 1.18 and love it.

living in colorado you can do both very easily... but i would say learn to BASE jump then you can do both one right after the other

only got 1 in but got to see a double rainbow

I just got a smart phone and found a log book app that has everything a log book has. i was wondering if it accepted at dropzones and by the USPA? if not would you accept it?

idk if this is ma favorite but it is a lot of fun in class www.dropquotes.com/play.php

cool reminds me of Shattners "rocket man"

I go to CU and i was there (don't smoke though get drug tested for my job) and this year was the largest of the previous 3 i have seen.